Love Conquers Alz, led by filmmakers Susie Singer Carter and Don Priess, operates at the intersection of cinematic storytelling and elder care advocacy. The duo transitioned from major Hollywood credits, such as the screenplay for Soul Surfer, into dedicated dementia awareness following personal experiences as family caregivers. Their award-winning short film, My Mom and the Girl, served as an Oscar contender and anchors their brand’s commitment to dignifying the aging process. On their YouTube channel and podcast, they produce the Insured to Death series, which investigates systemic failures in healthcare and insurance. Recent work includes the High Alert segment focusing on nursing home arbitration and elder abuse prevention through partnerships with firms like Lanzone Morgan, LLP. By blending professional production standards with vulnerable expert interviews, Carter and Priess provide a resource for the sandwich generation navigating the legal and emotional complexities of long-term care, positioning themselves as expert voices in the national conversation on healthcare reform.