Aging, loss, and a presidential debate By: Craig Dresang, CEO, YoloCares Change is inevitable for people when they lose someone they love. To change or not to change is not a choice. Like life itself, it happens to us. We have no say in the matter. Being born and experiencing life just happens . . […]
Retired home health agency owner joins YoloCares board
Retired home health agency owner joins YoloCares board June 27, 2024 — David Mountain, retired owner of Domus Home Health Services and previous program manager at Eskaton, has joined the YoloCares Board of Directors. Mountain’s extensive background in senior living and home healthcare as well as his acumen as a business owner and financial advisor […]
Damn straight I’m confident
Damn straight I’m confident By: Craig Dresang, CEO, YoloCares A Pride Month special column Over the years, co-workers and colleagues have occasionally said to me, with an element of shock, “You are certainly confident.” In nearly every instance, the comment was meant neither as a compliment nor a criticism. Rather, it was simply an observation […]
Prominent local rabbi joins YoloCares Board of Directors
Prominent local rabbi joins YoloCares Board of Directors Rabbi Greg Wolfe, Rabbi Emeritus from Congregation Bet Haverim in Davis, California, has joined as the newest member of the YoloCares Board of Directors. As a spiritual leader for over 20 years, Wolfe is deeply embedded within the Yolo County community and has been a trusted link […]
YoloCares names former healthcare CEO as new board chair
YoloCares names former healthcare CEO as new board chair Jackie Clark, RN, MBA, and former CEO has been selected to represent Sacramento Valley’s first established end-of-life care agency as the board chair. Clark served as a board member from 2014 to 2018 before returning to her post in 2022. As a registered nurse with over […]
Spark, Flicker, Flame: Citizens Who Care still burns bright
Spark, Flicker, Flame: Citizens Who Care still burns bright During the 1980s, a small group of Yolo County residents were concerned about a growing lack of support for the county’s increasing number of seniors and their caregivers. By 1988, the group had transformed their concerns and ideas into a newly established organization called Citizens Who […]
