Caring for a parent with dementia doesn't come with a scorecard that ever says "done," so many family caregivers carry a quiet belief that they're not doing enough. In this episode, Porsche shares what Sacramento-area families taught her about protecting your own life while caring for someone else's: why comfort matters more than being right, and where free local support exists for you, the caregiver, not just your loved one. If your evenings feel long, this one's for you. Voices of Care, Get Care at Home.

We tend to treat loneliness as a mood. The research says it's a genuine health risk, one that shows up in the heart and the brain. In this episode, Porsche unpacks what decades of studies actually found about connection and survival, why an isolated parent is more vulnerable than we realize, and the simple, powerful truth underneath it all: showing up for someone isn't just kind, it's protective. Hopeful, practical, and worth sharing with anyone caring for someone who's home alone. Voices of Care, Get Care at Home.

The moment you realize your parent needs help, you don't get a map. You get a maze of agencies, acronyms, and eligibility rules. In this episode, Porsche hands you the blueprint: what ADRCs, LTSS, and "No Wrong Door" actually mean in plain English, the three steps from diagnosis to daily care, and how to make the next phone call feel less like guessing. You were never supposed to be born knowing how this system works. Let's walk through it together. Voices of Care, Get Care at Home.