Navigating the Future of Memory Care

Memory care is more than a growing market—it’s a deeply personal and essential service impacting millions of families. Kandice Paige Stanley, RN, Director of Patient Care Services at ThriveWell At Home, recently joined Michael Greenlee and Hannah Vale on the Home Health Revealed podcast to discuss the challenges and opportunities in Alzheimer’s and dementia care.

Key Takeaways from the Conversation
The Rising Demand for Memory Care
The U.S. memory care market is projected to surpass $11 billion by 2033, with over 40% of individuals over 65experiencing some form of memory impairment. This growing need calls for more innovative, compassionate solutions.

Why Home-Based Care Matters
‍Many families prefer to keep their loved ones at home, where they feel safest. Kandice shared how expert medical care, wellness-driven support, and holistic planning help individuals thrive outside of institutional settings.

Supporting Caregivers to Prevent Burnout
Caring for a loved one with dementia can be overwhelming, leading to caregiver burnout. Kandice emphasized the need for better training, resources, and recognition to support those providing this critical care.

Alzheimer’s as “Diabetes 3”

New research suggests a link between diet, glucose levels, and Alzheimer’s disease, sparking discussion on whether it should be classified as “Diabetes 3.” Preventative care and proactive wellness strategies may help reduce cognitive decline.

A Holistic Approach to Memory Care
Kandice highlighted ThriveWell At Home’s mission: “Glorifying God by bringing more love and better health to those we serve.” Focusing on our 5 Drivers of Health and Wellness- Personal, Community, Physical, Nutritional, and Spiritual- and an emphasis on purpose, our ThriveWell At Home care model goes beyond symptom management to enhance quality of life.

Listen to the full podcast episode here:

Unveiling the Realities of the Memory Care Market with ThriveWell At Home’s Kandice Stanley