Reporters called us, and this is what they printed. Every item links to the publication that ran it.
Press line(203) 936-6847Stamford, CT and Short Hills, NJ
17 items, December 2024 to August 2026
Co-founder Chris Weldon has also been a guest on WGCH 1490 AM in Greenwich. Every item below links to the publication that ran it.
Endurance Home Care's press record runs from a December 2024 Home Health Care News launch feature to a June 2026 McKnight's Home Care interview and a New Haven Register op-ed by co-founder Chris Weldon.
7 items
Consumer and trade titles with a national readership. In each of these a journalist called us, and the piece is theirs.
29 May 2026
The one national consumer masthead here
A national U.S. News guide to checking the senior care a family is paying for, drawing on Chris Weldon among the people it consulted.
18 June 2026
An interview with co-founder Chris Weldon about building the agency.
27 May 2026
A national report on the Medicare enrollment freeze. Chris Weldon is quoted on what it means for providers on the ground.
27 May 2026
A family-facing guide that draws on Chris Weldon for the practical advice in it.
16 April 2026
A second Care.com guide, again with Chris Weldon among the people it draws on.
23 July 2025
Home Health Care News included Endurance among six companies to watch in 2025.
9 December 2024
The launch feature, published the month the agency opened, and the first outside account of what the company was set up to do.
5 items
Reporting and profiles in the two states we staff, written by titles families here already read.
12 August 2026
A feature interview with CEO Andrew Schwartz, the Short Hills office, and Endurance's expansion in New Jersey. It has a page of its own here, with the cleared quotations.
6 August 2026
Patch's Millburn-Short Hills edition reported on the Short Hills office and the New Jersey hiring plans, under a staff byline.
25 June 2026
A reported feature that includes Endurance and co-founder Chris Weldon among the Connecticut providers interviewed.
9 June 2026
A profile of the agency for a Connecticut readership.
16 April 2026
Local coverage of the virtual care rollout across the Gold Coast towns.
3 items
Chris Weldon's byline, not a reporter's. These are opinion pieces the titles below chose to publish, and they are listed apart from independent reporting for exactly that reason.
Norwalk HourNews-TimesDanburyCT Post25 August 2026
One column on why Western Europeans outlive Americans while spending roughly a third as much per person on health care, carried the same day across seven Hearst Connecticut titles. It has a page of its own here, with the cleared passages.
August 2026
A third contributed column, on New Jersey's statewide home-care shortage. NJ.com does not resolve for automated verification, so the headline is taken from the article's own URL and no wording from the piece is reproduced here.
12 and 13 June 2026
One column on the elder-care affordability gap, carried across four Hearst Connecticut titles: CT Insider, the New Haven Register and the Stamford Advocate on 12 June, and the Greenwich Time print edition on 13 June. It has a page of its own here.
2 items
Our own releases. We wrote these, and they are here so the record reads as complete rather than curated.
11 August 2026
Our announcement of the corporate sponsorship of the Friends of Nathaniel Witherell garden party on 10 September 2026, with Daisy Petrov, our Director of Clinical Outreach, on the sponsorship committee. The Greenwich Sentinel carried it on its community events calendar; the words are ours, not a reporter’s.
10 August 2026
The New Jersey expansion press release, including the Short Hills office and New Jersey leadership team.
Every quotation below is taken directly from the published article. Where a publication would not resolve for verbatim checking, its words are not reproduced at all.
They are forced to either stay in a hospital longer or risk going home to an environment where they are not prepared.
Done right, a good caregiver doesn’t diminish your parent’s independence. … They protect it.
Families who do this well aren’t necessarily the ones who found the perfect caregiver on day one. … They’re the ones who put in the work on communication and relationships early, before things got complicated.
Ask how many active caregivers there are per senior on each shift. … If it is over 10 [seniors to one caregiver], be wary.
The category is Family-Owned Business, 250+ Employees, and the honoree profile is published in the newspaper’s 24 August 2026 issue. HBJ names a slate of honorees in each category rather than a single winner, and what it assessed is how the business is built and run. It did not review anybody’s care.
Published 24 August 2026Awards event 30 September 2026Read the honoree profile
ALCA is the professional body for aging life care managers, the people families hire to coordinate care independently. Corporate partner is a membership, not an accreditation and not an endorsement of our care.
Announced 29 May 2026Find it on the ALCA partner list
Both lines are answered by somebody who works here. For the background behind the coverage, read about Endurance Home Care.
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(203) 936-684760 Long Ridge Rd, Suite #214
Stamford, CT 06902
New Jersey
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Short Hills, NJ 07078
Endurance Home Care has been covered by Home Health Care News, which reported the agency's December 2024 launch, and by McKnight's Home Care, which interviewed co-founder Chris Weldon in June 2026. Chris Weldon wrote a June 2026 opinion piece in the New Haven Register, and the Aging Life Care Association announced Endurance as a corporate partner in May 2026.
Yes. The New Haven Register published Opinion: America's invisible elder care crisis on June 12, 2026, bylined by co-founder Chris Weldon.
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