Cory Fosco has spent thirty-four years in long-term care as a social worker, admissions director, and healthcare technology executive. He has sat with hundreds of families at the moment they needed help most: when a parent could no longer live alone, when a diagnosis changed everything, when the question of what to do next felt impossible to answer.
His book, The Question of When, is the resource he wished he could have handed every one of those families. It reached #1 New Release in Nursing Home Care on Amazon in its first week.
Fosco holds an MA in Creative Nonfiction from Northwestern University and a BA from Loyola University Chicago. He has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize.
The book is available in ebook, paperback, and digital braille through Bookshare. His wife, Cyndi, is vision impaired and serves on the Alumni Board of Guide Dogs for the Blind. Accessibility was the commitment from the start.
He lives in the Chicago area with Cyndi and their two adult children.