My grandfather wanted to avoid a long-term care facility. Keeping that promise was incredibly hard.

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Fiordaliso/Getty ImagesJason Kidushim's grandfather was diagnosed with Alzheimer's in his 80s. His grandfather had a solid financial plan and could afford caregivers, but it was challenging. Jason founded a company to coordinate home care, and has worked with 4,000 families since.

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