Together, we can build the safety net dementia families actually need.
Nonprofits, senior centers, faith communities, advocacy groups, and residential communities — HōttoCare partners with the people already doing the work, so families never fall through the cracks.

What you might be carrying right now.
These are the moments we meet families in every day. You're not the only one feeling this — and you don't have to keep feeling it alone.
- Families showing up with needs bigger than your team can carry alone.
- Limited budgets stretched across rising demand.
- Difficulty coordinating across providers, programs, and agencies.
- Gaps in caregiver education that turn into crises later.
- A fragmented landscape of services that's hard for families to navigate.
The stories that keep people from getting help.
"One organization can meet every caregiver need."
No single org can — and no one should try. Partnership is how families get whole-person support.
"Caregivers already know where to find help."
Most don't, and the ones who do are often too exhausted to look. Warm hand-offs are how people actually get connected.
"Dementia support starts at diagnosis."
It starts the moment a family notices something is wrong. Earlier connection means stronger outcomes for everyone.
Real support, made for you.
Dementia Advocacy Alliance
Join a coalition working to expand dementia support across the country.
ExploreResource Hub
Guides, toolkits, and downloads you can share with the families you serve.
ExploreOur Partners
See the organizations already standing alongside HōttoCare.
ExploreEvents
Workshops, trainings, and community gatherings — co-host with us.
ExploreYour community. Our team. Better days for dementia families.
Tell us about your organization and the families you serve. We'll explore what partnership could look like — cross-referrals, co-hosted workshops, shared resources, and more.
What our partners say about working with HōttoCare.
“HōttoCare has become a valuable partner for the families we serve. When a family caregiver is struggling with difficult dementia-related behaviors, we encourage them to reach out to their HōttoCare care navigator and review the care and medication plan. The HōttoCare team helps them think through what might be contributing to the behavior and provides practical support and guidance. When I check in with the family a few weeks later, there's often a noticeable sense of relief. The caregiver feels more supported, the behaviors have improved, and our staff can focus on providing care rather than managing crises. We've seen this happen with several clients recently, and it's made a meaningful difference for both the families and our team.”
