Leslie Quintanar, COO of Oxford Health Group, has spent decades working in senior living. But when her own father became seriously ill, she found herself navigating the same difficult system she had helped other families understand for years.

In Episode 17 of The Coro Chronicles, Leslie and Coro Health CEO and Co-Founder David Schofman share their personal caregiving experiences and reflect on advocacy, dignity, family responsibility, and the realities of caring for aging parents.

In Episode 16 of The Coro Chronicles, Amy Wallace, Corporate Director of Life Enrichment at American House, reflects on the residents who shaped her career and the lessons she has carried with her throughout 18 years in senior living.

Amy shares powerful stories about connection, forgiveness, caregiver resilience, meaningful life enrichment, and the creation of American House’s Longevity League. It is a conversation about seeing beyond age, honoring each resident’s journey, and creating moments that truly matter.

In this episode of The Coro Chronicles, Debbie sits down with Mathew Guilfoyle, COO of Quiltt and former president of Activity Connection, to explore why resident engagement is more than attendance.

Together, they discuss how life enrichment can become a true function of care, why one-on-one connection matters, and how senior living teams can move from asking “What’s on the calendar?” to “Who needs our attention today?”

In Episode 14 of The Coro Chronicles, Amber Dalhe, Vice President of Memory Care and Resident Engagement at Harmony Senior Services, shares a powerful perspective on what memory care can be when dignity, advocacy, and human connection come first.

From her unexpected path into dementia care to the stories that shaped her leadership, Amber reminds us that behaviors are human, engagement is brain health, and memory care is never just about a diagnosis. It is about seeing the person, honoring their identity, and creating care environments where residents, families, and care teams feel supported.

Because memory care is human care.

In this episode of Coro Chronicles, Charles De Vilmorin, SVP of Resident Engagement at LifeLoop, joins us for a thoughtful conversation about why meaningful engagement is more important than ever in senior living.

Together, we explore purpose, belonging, loneliness, and why helping older adults feel seen, valued, and connected should be a central part of care. Watch now and join the conversation.

Music can transform a care environment, but licensing rules can be confusing.

Attorney Brendon Vandergast joins The Coro Chronicles to break down public performance rights, explain what PROs do (ASCAP, BMI, SESAC, GMR), and clarify why personal streaming accounts are not designed for commercial use.

A practical episode for senior living and healthcare teams who want to use music intentionally and stay compliant.

In this episode of The Coro Chronicles, Coro Health talks with Jim Conti, Vice President of HomeSight at Vantiva, about how technology can help older adults thrive at home, support caregivers, and give families peace of mind.

Jim shares why the TV is a powerful, non-intimidating tool for connection, how sensors and remote biometrics can help caregivers stay proactive, and why the future of home care is about prevention and empathy, not replacing people.

Heather Easterling joins us to explore how joy supports whole-person wellbeing. She reflects on the role of laughter, music, spiritual connection, and validation in helping residents feel calm, connected, and understood.

An uplifting episode for caregivers, professionals, and anyone who believes joy has a place in healthcare.