In this episode, I talk with Katie Powers about the conversations families often postpone until it is too late. Drawing from her professional work and her experience caring for a mother with frontotemporal dementia, Katie explains why advance care planning matters, how to choose the right healthcare agent, and what families should consider when navigating memory care, palliative care, and end-of-life decisions. We also explore how planning ahead can replace uncertainty with greater clarity, connection, and peace.
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Katie Powers is a healthcare strategist, educator, and advocate who helps individuals and families navigate complex healthcare decisions. She serves as program director of the Empowered Endings Foundation and chair of the San Diego Dementia Consortium. Her work is also deeply personal: as the daughter of a mother living with frontotemporal dementia, Katie brings firsthand experience to conversations about caregiving, advance care planning, memory care, serious illness, and end-of-life decisions.
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