Four regional leaders join the team
As YoloCares continues to build out its leadership team, the organization has added three new members to its board of directors and appointed a new manager for its Center for Loss and Hope. New appointees…
Reconciling California’s history with access to care
Two years ago, YoloCares was awarded a grant from the Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation to research, explore, and address the barriers to care for indigenous and rural populations. This undertaking, named The Life Transitions Project,…
Reconciling California’s history with access to care
Reconciling California’s history with access to care By Craig Dresang, CEO Two years ago, YoloCares was awarded a grant from the Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation to research, explore, and address the barriers to care for…
New boots … and a new lease on life
Frank is a 62-year-old man who was living at a shelter when he was first introduced to YoloCares. He had uncontrolled diabetes, high blood pressure, no primary-care physician and no established relationship with a healthcare…
Corporate America and the monetizing of a movement
Corporate America and the monetizing of a movement By: Craig Dresang, CEO, YoloCares Madalon Amenta, a founding mother of hospice in the United States and a 93-year-old YoloCares board member, has often said, “Our agency’s…
YoloCares draws thought leaders for national summit
YoloCares draws thought leaders for national summit By: Craig Dresang, CEO, YoloCares After working with 1,000 healthcare and hospice organizations during a three-decade career, Andrew Reed, founder of Multi-View Inc. (a premier hospice teaching company),…