Angels on Call Homecare

You started as a daughter. Or a son. Or a spouse.

Somewhere along the way, caregiving became the thing that consumed everything else.

The appointments. The medications. The nights. The decisions you were never trained to make. The grief that arrives before the loss.

Family caregivers carry one of the heaviest loads in American healthcare — largely invisible, largely unsupported.

At Angels on Call Homecare, we do not treat family caregivers as a secondary audience. We treat you as an essential part of the care team. Because when families are educated, supported, and not running on empty, outcomes for the person you love improve.

If you are exhausted, we see you. And we built our model around you.

Share this with a family caregiver who needs to hear it.

Explore our family support resources — link in bio.

There is a moment that families describe again and again.

The moment their person — someone living with Dementia or Alzheimer's — catches a glimpse of who they used to be.

It might be in how they hold their head differently. Or smile when they recognize themselves. Or suddenly reach for a memory they hadn’t touched in months.

Known Again was built for that moment.

It is a dignity-centered engagement experience we created for clients living with memory conditions — focused on restoring identity, self-esteem, and personal expression. Not as therapy. As care.

Because the person is still there. Sometimes they just need someone skilled enough to find them.

Learn about Known Again and how we restore identity through care — link in bio.

Parkinson's disease does not follow a script.

It changes day by day — tremors, balance, speech, cognition, mood, medication windows. Caring for someone living with Parkinson's at home requires specialized knowledge, clinical oversight, and caregivers trained specifically for its complexity.

Angels on Call Homecare became the first homecare agency in the U.S. Accredited in Certified in Parkinson's Disease Care (CPDC) — and that recognition is not a credential on a wall. It reflects a commitment we made years ago to build a model of care rigorous enough for one of the most demanding neurological conditions families face.

Explore our Parkinson's care program — link in bio.



Our Parkinson's care approach includes:

✅ RN Case Manager oversight and personalized care planning
Care Professionals trained specifically in Parkinson's disease progression
✅ Non-pharmacological behavioral support through the H.A.L.O. Method
✅ Neuro-Mobility Angels programming designed for movement and safety

If your family is navigating Parkinson's, you deserve care designed for it.

June is Alzheimer's & Brain Awareness Month. And for us, it is not a ribbon we wear once a year.

It is the reason we built a different kind of homecare.

At Angels on Call Homecare, advanced Dementia care is not a specialty we added — it is where we began. Where we trained. Where we invested our expertise, our frameworks, and our mission.

This month, we will be sharing education, insights, and stories about what it truly means to support someone living with Dementia or Alzheimer's at home — and what families deserve to know before making one of the most important decisions of their lives.

Because the right care at the right time changes everything.
Follow along. Share with someone who needs it. And if you have questions, we are here.

Learn about our Dementia care approach — link in bio.

Not all home care is designed for complex conditions. Ours is. 🏡 Angels on Call Homecare has built a fully integrated model for advanced Dementia and Parkinson's care at home, grounded in dual national accreditation, award-winning training, and proprietary care frameworks developed over years of clinical experience. That foundation is established. What comes next is what drives us now.

We're actively exploring how artificial intelligence can help families and caregivers navigate complexity through smarter tools, adaptive education, and decision support that strengthen human care rather than replacing it. 🌐 The future of aging in place will not be built on yesterday's model. We intend to help build what comes next.

A haircut is routine. Recognition can be medicine. ✂️ Introducing Known Again™ — a therapeutic engagement program reimagining how personal grooming, self-image, and identity can support Dementia care at home. This is not a beauty service. It is a wellness intervention built around something deeply human: the way it feels to look like yourself again.

Through familiar rituals like haircare, barbering, hand care, and personal styling, Known Again™ supports identity preservation, emotional well-being, reminiscence, and dignity-centered care. For someone living with Dementia, familiarity isn't cosmetic; it's connective. We believe this represents something genuinely new in aging-in-place innovation. 🪞✨

Two awards. One message. The model is working. 🏆 Angels on Call Homecare has been recognized with Best Home Healthcare Services AND Best Employee Training Program — Memory Care Angels™.

This isn't about trophies. It's about what the recognition reflects: A specialized care model built differently. We provide advanced Dementia care, Parkinson's care at home, award-winning caregiver training, RN-led oversight, and structured live-in support designed to help people remain safely and meaningfully at home. Exceptional Dementia care requires more than compassion—it requires expertise, structure, and a team trained to meet complexity with skill. That's what these awards affirm. We are honored, and we are just getting started. ✨

When the work speaks, recognition follows. 🌟 We are incredibly proud to celebrate Eric Dalton for being honored with both the 914INC Wunderkind Award and the Hudson Valley Top Forty Under 40! These recognitions reflect a leadership style dedicated to redefining what Dementia and Parkinson's care at home can look like.

From building the award-winning Memory Care Angels™ training model to helping position Angels on Call Homecare as the first healthcare organization in NY accredited in Dementia care, and the first homecare agency in the U.S. accredited in Certified Parkinson's Disease Care (CPDC™). This isn't about one person. It's about a mission worth building and a standard worth raising. Congratulations, Eric! 👏

Something worth voting for. 🗳️ Eric J. Dalton has been nominated for the Home-Based Care Momentum Awards 2026—presented by AlayaCare—in the Impact and Innovation category! This nomination reflects a sustained effort to reimagine Dementia and Parkinson's care at home through dual national accreditation, proprietary care frameworks, virtual reality training, and a vision for how AI can strengthen specialized homecare. Impact and Innovation isn't just a category name here; it's an accurate description. Voting opened May 2026! If you believe specialized care at home deserves a national stage, please cast your vote. ✅