Show Notes
Dwayne J. Clark, founder of Aegis Living, on caregiver burnout, the assisted living decision that fractures families, and what 80,000 seniors have taught him about caring.
Dwayne J. Clark has spent his life building one of the most respected senior living companies in America. As founder, chairman, and CEO of Aegis Living, he has overseen the care of more than 80,000 seniors and their families. In this episode of Depth Over Noise, Dwayne sits down with Dr. Tony Nader to talk about caregiver burnout, the impossible family conversation about moving a parent into care, how caring changes as we age, the role of a daily routine in keeping us connected to what matters, and what longevity and leadership really require. The conversation closes with the lessons Dwayne has drawn from a career operationalizing caring at scale, and what they reveal about Dr. Nader's central argument in The Power of Caring.
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