More than 15 years ago, a small group of families, community activists, and civil servants in New York came together to form an organization called BENEDON HEALTH CARE. They provide services for those struggling to care for a loved one who did not "fit" into traditional health systems: stroke, Parkinson's, Alzheimer's disease, traumatic brain injury, debilitating disorders, etc. The diagnoses were different, but the families shared common challenges: few community resources, isolation, lack of information, and drastic changes in family roles.

The task force's early efforts had three lasting results: the formation of BENEDON HEALTH CARE center; the genesis of community social caregiver groups; and the beginnings of an evolutional movement to change the ideology of long-term health care and caregivers intended for the ill and elderly in our country.

More than 15 years ago, a small group of families, community activists, and civil servants in New York came together to form an organization called BENEDON HEALTH CARE. They provide services for those struggling to care for a loved one who did not "fit" into traditional health systems: stroke, Parkinson's, Alzheimer's disease, traumatic brain injury, debilitating disorders, etc. The diagnoses were different, but the families shared common challenges: few community resources, isolation, lack of information, and drastic changes in family roles.

The task force's early efforts had three lasting results: the formation of BENEDON HEALTH CARE center; the genesis of community social caregiver groups; and the beginnings of an evolutional movement to change the ideology of long-term health care and caregivers intended for the ill and elderly in our country.

More than 15 years ago, a small group of families, community activists, and civil servants in New York came together to form an organization called BENEDON HEALTH CARE. They provide services for those struggling to care for a loved one who did not "fit" into traditional health systems: stroke, Parkinson's, Alzheimer's disease, traumatic brain injury, debilitating disorders, etc. The diagnoses were different, but the families shared common challenges: few community resources, isolation, lack of information, and drastic changes in family roles.

The task force's early efforts had three lasting results: the formation of BENEDON HEALTH CARE center; the genesis of community social caregiver groups; and the beginnings of an evolutional movement to change the ideology of long-term health care and caregivers intended for the ill and elderly in our country.

More than 15 years ago, a small group of families, community activists, and civil servants in New York came together to form an organization called BENEDON HEALTH CARE. They provide services for those struggling to care for a loved one who did not "fit" into traditional health systems: stroke, Parkinson's, Alzheimer's disease, traumatic brain injury, debilitating disorders, etc. The diagnoses were different, but the families shared common challenges: few community resources, isolation, lack of information, and drastic changes in family roles.

The task force's early efforts had three lasting results: the formation of BENEDON HEALTH CARE center; the genesis of community social caregiver groups; and the beginnings of an evolutional movement to change the ideology of long-term health care and caregivers intended for the ill and elderly in our country.

More than 15 years ago, a small group of families, community activists, and civil servants in New York came together to form an organization called BENEDON HEALTH CARE. They provide services for those struggling to care for a loved one who did not "fit" into traditional health systems: stroke, Parkinson's, Alzheimer's disease, traumatic brain injury, debilitating disorders, etc. The diagnoses were different, but the families shared common challenges: few community resources, isolation, lack of information, and drastic changes in family roles.

The task force's early efforts had three lasting results: the formation of BENEDON HEALTH CARE center; the genesis of community social caregiver groups; and the beginnings of an evolutional movement to change the ideology of long-term health care and caregivers intended for the ill and elderly in our country.

More than 15 years ago, a small group of families, community activists, and civil servants in New York came together to form an organization called BENEDON HEALTH CARE. They provide services for those struggling to care for a loved one who did not "fit" into traditional health systems: stroke, Parkinson's, Alzheimer's disease, traumatic brain injury, debilitating disorders, etc. The diagnoses were different, but the families shared common challenges: few community resources, isolation, lack of information, and drastic changes in family roles.

The task force's early efforts had three lasting results: the formation of BENEDON HEALTH CARE center; the genesis of community social caregiver groups; and the beginnings of an evolutional movement to change the ideology of long-term health care and caregivers intended for the ill and elderly in our country.

More than 15 years ago, a small group of families, community activists, and civil servants in New York came together to form an organization called BENEDON HEALTH CARE. They provide services for those struggling to care for a loved one who did not "fit" into traditional health systems: stroke, Parkinson's, Alzheimer's disease, traumatic brain injury, debilitating disorders, etc. The diagnoses were different, but the families shared common challenges: few community resources, isolation, lack of information, and drastic changes in family roles.

The task force's early efforts had three lasting results: the formation of BENEDON HEALTH CARE center; the genesis of community social caregiver groups; and the beginnings of an evolutional movement to change the ideology of long-term health care and caregivers intended for the ill and elderly in our country.

More than 15 years ago, a small group of families, community activists, and civil servants in New York came together to form an organization called BENEDON HEALTH CARE. They provide services for those struggling to care for a loved one who did not "fit" into traditional health systems: stroke, Parkinson's, Alzheimer's disease, traumatic brain injury, debilitating disorders, etc. The diagnoses were different, but the families shared common challenges: few community resources, isolation, lack of information, and drastic changes in family roles.

The task force's early efforts had three lasting results: the formation of BENEDON HEALTH CARE center; the genesis of community social caregiver groups; and the beginnings of an evolutional movement to change the ideology of long-term health care and caregivers intended for the ill and elderly in our country.