In this episode of In Good Company: we sit down with Sara Curry, Program and Outreach Director at The Bungalows at Springfield East. With nearly a decade of experience in eldercare programming, Sara brings passion, creativity, and a personal connection to her work. She shares how her grandfather’s battle with Alzheimer’s shaped her calling, why meaningful activities are vital for building community among older adults, and the joy she finds in moments of connection and compassion. We also explore her professional growth through certifications, her children’s book project on dementia, and the role of faith, hope, and joy in end-of-life care. ✨ What you’ll hear in this episode: The difference creative activities make in eldercare How personal experiences with dementia inspire professional purpose Stories of transformation and connection with residents Sara’s journey in balancing compassion, leadership, and creativity If you’re interested in eldercare, dementia support, or simply the power of human connection, this episode will inspire and uplift you.

What happens when rehab ends but the care journey continues? In this inspiring conversation, hosts John Ray and Spencer Ernst welcome Ney Ortiz, Rehab Social Services and Discharge Planner at James River Nursing & Rehabilitation. Ney shares the heart and strategy behind smooth care transitions, helping families move from uncertainty to confidence. Whether you’re preparing for a hospital discharge, supporting a parent at home, or planning next steps, this episode is full of encouragement and practical wisdom. 👉 You’ll discover: The role discharge planners play in keeping families supported Key questions to ask before a loved one leaves rehab How to avoid feeling lost during transitions in care A must-listen for anyone facing the realities of eldercare.