Heart of the Home Series

Marisa Nevels-Johnson is a mom of six — including newborn twins — and the full-time family caregiver for her elderly grandfather. In this Heart of the Home feature, she shares what it really looks like to hold everything together, and why accepting help isn't weakness.

Amy Selle has spent more than 20 years at the intersection of home care marketing, operations, and financial strategy. In this Heart of the Home Series conversation, she shares what agency owners get wrong about growth, why margin matters, and what it takes to build a profitable, sustainable agency.

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Michael Conigliaro never planned to become a caregiver. Now he's caring for his 92-year-old mom — and sharing the raw, honest truth about what it really takes.

Caring for someone with Alzheimer's is equal parts heartbreak and joy. Kris shares what she's learned loving her grandmother Mary — and how laughter became their greatest tool.

Brent is an Air Force Pararescue veteran and paramedic who has spent nearly two decades as the primary caregiver for his wife Trudie, diagnosed with young-onset Parkinson's disease at age 33. In this raw, unfiltered conversation, he talks about financial collapse, grief, resentment, sobriety, and what it really means to hold it together when everything is falling apart.

For family caregivers, the medicine cabinet is one of the most overlooked safety checkpoints in the home. This guide covers the warning signs of medication problems in seniors, how to do a simple audit, and when it may be time to consider additional support.

Joanna is a mother, educator, and full-time caregiver navigating Alzheimer's with dark humor, radical honesty, and a community of thousands. In this Heart of the Home interview, she opens up about the long goodbye, the sandwich generation struggle, and why caregivers deserve the truth — not a softened version of it.

Carlos L. Olivas III — two-time author, advocate, and primary caregiver for his father Charlie, a Navy veteran living with Alzheimer's — shares what it means to be a male caregiver. From battling burnout and misconceptions to finding grace in daily routines, Carlos offers honest perspective, practical tools, and hard-won wisdom for family caregivers navigating dementia.