Making Caregiving Less Overwhelming
What Doctors Assume You Know (But Never Taught You)
Here's a question that haunts many adult children: When your mother forgets where she put her keys for the third time this week, is that normal aging or early dementia? When your father seems a little more unsteady on the stairs, is he just getting older or is this something a doctor needs to see?
CuroNow Caregiver Circle Webinar - Senior Living Considerations
CuroNow is proud to bring you this conversation we hosted with our friend Paul - it is pulled from both Paul's own experiences with his parents, as well as, his decades of experience working with different families as they figured out what would be best for their needs and situations.
CuroNow Caregiver Circle Webinar - Elder Law Essentials
CuroNow is proud to bring you this conversation we hosted with our friend Amy - it is insightful, helpful, and easy to understand what our next step needs to be based on where we are at, as a family with aging loved ones.
Why Even the Best Caregiving Apps Need Behavior Change
Research shows that writing down goals increases completion rates by 42%, and having an accountability partner boosts success by 70%. Powerful numbers. But here's what they don't tell you: caregivers are functioning in a completely different reality.
CuroNow Caregiver Circle - Independent Patient Advocacy
In November, we kicked off our Caregiver Circle webinar series by hosting Dr. Angie Ingraham to share with us some insights about independent patient advocacy.
What Does It Really Feel Like to Be a First-Time Entrepreneur?
I'm 50 years old, female, an immigrant, building a tech startup while not being a technologist. And while living in Madison, WI, a small-ish town in the Midwest. On paper, the odds aren't exactly stacked in my favor. But here I am anyway, building a mobile app…
Fall: The Beginning Disguised as an Ending
I'm standing at my kitchen window, watching the maple tree in our backyard shed its leaves like confetti at the world's slowest parade. My daughter walks in, backpack heavy with the weight of middle school, and asks me if I'm sad that summer's over...
How One Walk Sparked a Circle of Care
A year ago, my neighbor Rachel spotted me walking down our street. What she didn’t realize at first was that it was me — I looked so different after my surgery and long recovery from Cushing’s disease. We chatted for just a moment, and later she reached out and invited me for a walk. She had an idea she wanted to share…
Eighty & Extraordinary: A Family Travel Story
At CuroNow, we celebrate the everyday ways families stay connected — through shared experiences, laughter, and the small moments that remind us what matters most. This summer gave me one of those moments…
