About DailyCaring

You need practical answers fast when caring for an older adult (and stay sane). We help you solve the frustrating day-to-day problems that make you lose your temper or keep you up at night.

Today, there’s no shortage of information available to family caregivers. But who has time to dig through everything on the Internet to find that one nugget that can help you? We’re here to do that digging for you.

We search everywhere for the most practical and valuable tips, advice, personal stories, and resources related to caregiving and aging. Then, we boil it down to the most essential points you’ll want to know.

Our website is easy on the eyes, easy to navigate, and makes it a snap to find the information you need. Make it even easier by subscribing to our daily email newsletter so you never miss out on the latest. It’s delivered straight to your inbox.

When you’re informed and empowered, you improve health and wellness for your loved one and yourself.

Feel free to reach out and say “hi” anytime, we’d love to hear from you.


Who is DailyCaring for?

DailyCaring is here to support the 43.5 million family caregivers who care for someone 50+ years of age. We’re also here for the 14.9 million people who care for someone living with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia.

We’re perfect for family caregivers who need practical solutions for day-to-day challenges, help with important care decisions, and advice on how to plan for the future.

We’re also here to help professionals in the aging care industry. Nobody can be an expert in all things aging and caregiving. We have answers that help you with your work and benefit your clients.


DailyCaring Founders

Connie Chow, Founder at DailyCaring.com
Connie Chow
Connie was a hands-on caregiver for her grandmother for 20 years. (Grandma made it to 101 years old!) She knows exactly how challenging, overwhelming, and all-consuming caring for an older adult can be. She also knows how important support is — especially in the form of practical solutions, useful resources, and tips for self-care.

Connie has an MBA from University of Southern California and a Bachelor’s in Economics from University of California at Berkeley. Prior to founding DailyCaring, she was a Vice President at Wells Fargo Bank and managed the development of consumer and small business online banking applications. Her past experience also includes Internet and software product management at NexTag.com and Marimba.

Brian Yu, Founder at DailyCaring.com
Brian Yu
Brian has both young children and aging parents – caught in the classic caregiving sandwich. He created DailyCaring because he wanted to see a website with easy-to-use advice, information, and recommendations for those caring for older adults.

Brian has an MBA from University of California at Berkeley and a Bachelor’s degree in Biomedical Engineering from Johns Hopkins University. Prior to founding DailyCaring, he was Director of Mobile Apps at Fanatics. His past experience also includes mobile product management at BitTorrent and Zinio, management consulting at Accenture, and product management at Shopzilla and Yahoo!.


DailyCaring Contributing Experts

Amie Clark, BSW is a contributing expert for DailyCaring.com.

Amie Clark, BSW

Amie has been a family caregiver for both of her grandmothers while raising children. She has also worked alongside older adults and their families as a social worker for the last two decades.

Amie has a degree in Social Work from the University of Montana. She has worked as an Ombudsman, Social Services Director, and has helped families find the best senior housing in the Portland, OR area. Amie and her husband Chris previously created senior care and caregiving websites TheSeniorList.com and AgingToday.com.

Chris Clark is a contributing expert at DailyCaring.com.

Chris Clark

Chris is a seasoned healthcare executive with decades of experience. While he’s an expert in digital transformation and health technology, his perspective deepened when he became a caregiver for his father, who had dementia. Navigating the emotional and practical challenges of caregiving firsthand has shaped his current focus—applying innovation to improve life for older adults and their families.

Chris has a BA in Business Administration from The University of Montana.