Long-term care is changing too fast to follow alone. That's why we launched The CareWorks Dispatch.

This Substack essay explores how LGBTQ communities have learned to care for one another—and fight back—when institutions betrayed them

In a new episode of the McKnight's Newsmakers podcast, Robert Espinoza—CEO of The CareWorks Project—spoke about the innovations needed to build a stronger long-term care ecosystem.

This pocket guide makes the caregiving system clearer, more human, and more accessible. Through simple language and visual storytelling, it helps readers see how care works—and where it breaks down.

New consulting studio and innovation lab launches at national aging conference to address growing strain on our country’s long-term care systems.

Six dimensions of the Caregiving Divide™—and what they reveal about who we value in this country.

A framework to help coalitions move from participation to power-sharing by naming authority, defining decision rights, and building lasting structures.

A reflection on how grief shapes our lives and caregiving, and why recognizing it is essential to building more compassionate systems for both workers and families.

For care leaders, this moment raises deeper questions: who gets to define what care is and what happens when systems protect practices that cause real harm?

There’s a quiet math problem shaping direct care work in this country, and most of us don’t see it until we’re inside it.

The U.S. and Germany have approached their long-term care landscapes differently—what can be learned from each country?

A personal health crisis exposes the caregiving divide at the center of how long-term care works—and fails—in America.

A new Substack focused on caregiving and the systems families, workers, and communities rely on—and where they break down.