CareCraft delves into the inspiring journey of Courtney Hogenson, a trailblazing RN who transitioned from the world of ICU nursing to entrepreneurship. From her early days at UCLA to founding multiple successful healthcare businesses in the home care, care management, and private duty space, Courtney shares her insights on bridging the gaps in healthcare and empowering patients to receive personalized care wherever they need it.

Podcast host Cara Lunsford is joined by Courtney Hogenson, RN, CMC, ALNC, to explore the critical aspects of delivering affordable, secure, and impactful care to patients. Courtney draws on her nursing and entrepreneurial experience as she shares the motivation behind founding her care management businesses. The conversation emphasizes the significance of establishing trust and compatibility between patients and nurses and explores how technology plays a role in supporting these connections. Cara and Courtney discuss the profound impact of in-home care and concierge nursing on overall health and health literacy, weighing the advantages and disadvantages of concierge nursing versus traditional home health care.

Nursing and innovation go hand in hand, and when entrepreneurship is the next step, great things happen! Listen to podcast host Laura Kincheloe in conversation with Courtney Hogenson, a registered nurse, aging life care expert, and the founder of Call-Light, a company described as a “healthcare industry game-changer.” Hear her thoughts on starting a business, trusting your gut, and why nurses’ skills fit in everywhere they go!

Podcast host Dale Barzey-Pond talks to Courtney Hogenson about how she came into nursing in a roundabout way but felt that she was always going to be a caregiver of some sort because that was the example her family set.

Courtney Hogenson spoke with award-winning entrepreneur and author Marty Stevens-Heebner on the podcast, 'How to Move Your Mom (and Still be on Speaking Terms Afterward)' about the future of in-home healthcare.

Courtney Hogenson is a registered nurse, entrepreneur, and innovator with over a decade of experience in the healthcare industry. As a certified care manager and a legal nurse consultant, Courtney has extensive expertise in elder care and patient advocacy and has served as a primary liaison and medical advisor for patients and families. In this podcast, Courtney shares ways caregivers can provide care in the home, the importance of creating a care team, and strategies and pitfalls along the way.

Celebrate the 2nd anniversary edition of “How to Move Your Mom (and still be on speaking terms afterward)”, where host Marty Stevens-Heebner shares a collection of resonant stories shared by past guests (such as Courtney Hogenson), along with a few of her own from encounters with remarkable clients.  This special edition of Marty’s podcast encapsulates the myriad challenges, profound realizations, and disarming humor that often emerge during later life journeys. This episode is not just a commemoration but it’s also a beacon of hope and understanding for those navigating life’s later years.

Courtney Hogenson, is a Registered Nurse, Advanced Legal Nurse Consultant, Patient Advocate and Life Care Manager with more than ten years of experience in elder care and healthcare worker empowerment. In this discussion, Courtney and podcast host Larry Barsh tackle the difficult problems involved in elder care including advocacy for hospitalized patients, home care beyond what a family member caregiver or aide can provide and the costs involved.

In this episode, podcast host Catie Harris is joined by Courtney Hogenson, an esteemed Registered Nurse and Patient Advocate with a rich background in elder care. With a decade under her belt, she’s the driving force behind Call-Light, a unique platform bridging patients with nurses for in-home care. In this episode, Courtney illuminates her journey from the intensity of UCLA’s Cardiothoracic Intensive Care Unit to launching ventures that empower both patients and the nursing community.