Eric J. Dalton Named Hudson Valley Top Forty Under 40 for Transforming Dementia and Parkinson's Care at Home

Peekskill, New York, April 24, 2026: Eric J. Dalton, Vice President of Angels on Call Homecare, has been named a recipient of the Hudson Valley Top Forty Under 40 Movers & Shakers Award, recognizing emerging leaders making a significant impact across business, healthcare, and their communities.

Dalton was recognized for helping redefine how Dementia care, Alzheimer's home care, and Parkinson's care at home are delivered, advancing a model that blends clinical rigor, workforce innovation, and person-centered engagement in ways that challenge conventional homecare.

Under his leadership, Angels on Call Homecare has evolved into a nationally recognized provider known for raising standards in complex neurological care at home, including becoming the first homecare agency in the U.S. Accredited in Certified in Parkinson's Disease Care (CPDC™) and one of the first homecare providers in the nation to achieve Dementia care accreditation.

Dalton has also helped spearhead the development of innovative programs and frameworks designed to move care beyond task-based support, including:

• Guardians Guide™: specialized consultation and care navigation for families facing uncertainty
• MoCA Evaluations: cognitive screening by certified registered nurses
• Passions Unveiled™: a structured RN-led engagement planning model rooted in person-centered care
• Known Again: a groundbreaking dignity-based wellness program for individuals living with Dementia and Parkinson's disease
• Memory Care Angels™: an award-winning training initiative advancing specialty workforce development

His work has also expanded into public education and thought leadership through Aging in Place Redefined, a movement platform offering free resources, articles, interactive tools, and expert guidance designed to help families better navigate complex care decisions.

"This recognition is meaningful because it reflects something larger than individual achievement," said Dalton. "It reflects growing recognition that Dementia and Parkinson's care at home requires more than traditional caregiving. It requires specialized knowledge, structure, innovation, and a different vision of what quality care can be."

The Top Forty Under 40 honor comes amid continued recognition for Dalton's leadership and Angels on Call Homecare's broader impact, including national awards for client experience, workforce excellence, and innovation in specialized homecare services.

As demand grows for advanced home-based support for individuals living with Alzheimer's disease, Dementia, and Parkinson's disease, Dalton has become an increasingly visible voice advocating for higher standards, stronger training models, and a reimagined future for aging in place.

"This award validates what we've believed for years," Dalton added. "That homecare can be elevated. That specialized care can happen in the home. And that families deserve better tools, better support, and better outcomes."

Sources

• MSN: Dutchess Chamber announces Top 40 Under 40 Mover and Shaker awardees (https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/dutchess-chamber-announces-top-40-under-40-mover-and-shaker-awardees/ar-AA1Z7FS1)
• Dutchess County Regional Chamber of Commerce: Forty Under 40 (https://www.dcrcoc.org/forty-under-40/)

For more information about Angels on Call Homecare and Aging in Place Redefined, visit www.aginginplaceredefined.com | www.angelsoncallinc.com