Title: Vice President, Visionary, Chief Compliance Officer, Chief Marketing Officer and Board of Directors Chair
Company: Angels on Call Homecare
Location: Peekskill, New York, United States
Eric J. Dalton, Vice President, Visionary, Chief Compliance Officer, Chief Marketing Officer and Board of Directors Chair at Angels on Call Homecare, has been recognized by Marquis Who’s Who Top Executives for dedication, achievements, and leadership in Home Healthcare Services.
Mr. Dalton has distinguished himself as a transformative leader in the field of home-based healthcare, serving as the vice president of operations, visionary, chief compliance officer and chief marketing officer at Angels on Call Homecare since 2009. Over the course of more than 15 years, he has overseen multi-county operations across New York, directing strategic planning, compliance, workforce development and innovation initiatives. Mr. Dalton’s leadership has been instrumental in developing and scaling specialized dementia and Parkinson’s care programs, designing advanced caregiver education systems, and implementing interdisciplinary support frameworks that have set new benchmarks for quality and innovation in the industry.
A defining milestone in Mr. Dalton’s career was guiding Angels on Call Homecare to become the first healthcare organization in New York accredited in dementia care and the first home care agency in the United States accredited in Certified Parkinson’s Disease Care (CPDC™). These dual accreditations reflect his commitment to elevating standards and challenging conventional limits of home-based care. Notably, Mr. Dalton has architected proprietary service lines, such as Memory Care Angels, an advanced specialty training model recognized with regional honors for excellence in employee training. Under his direction, the organization also established a licensed tuition-free personal care aide training school to expand workforce access and strengthen talent pipelines.
As the company’s chief compliance officer, Mr. Dalton has managed organizational risk, regulatory compliance and quality assurance initiatives, ensuring that Angels on Call Homecare consistently meets or exceeds industry standards. He has led operational system design aimed at transforming care delivery models and contributed to thought leadership initiatives that have elevated the organization’s visibility both regionally and nationally. Mr. Dalton’s efforts have included major marketing campaigns, digital education platforms and public relations strategies that positioned the organization as a category leader.
Additionally, in his capacity as chair of the board of directors at Angels on Call Homecare, Mr. Dalton has provided governance oversight and strategic direction during periods of significant growth and innovation. He has also contributed to workforce development initiatives, supporting the creation of differentiated care models that address complex neurological conditions, such as dementia and Parkinson’s disease.
Mr. Dalton’s expertise encompasses advanced dementia care, including person-centered behavioral support, cognitive engagement strategies and non-pharmacological intervention design. He also excels in Parkinson’s disease care with a focus on home-based support models, as well as clinical operations within licensed home care services, healthcare workforce development, interdisciplinary program design, quality improvement and risk management. Moreover, Mr. Dalton is recognized for his ability to integrate emerging technologies, such as artificial intelligence, into training systems and care planning tools.
Mr. Dalton’s academic background includes an associate degree in business administration from Westchester Community College in Valhalla, New York. His commitment to professional development is reflected in several certifications, such as certified dementia care partner and certified dementia engagement specialist through Inspired Memory Care, certified Parkinson’s disease care advocate from PMD Alliance, and Montessori dementia capable certification from Loyola University Maryland.
Active in his professional sphere, Mr. Dalton has served as the vice president of the Hudson Valley board of the New York State Association of Health Care Providers, following two years as a member at large. As a site champion for the Parkinson’s Foundation Community Partners in Parkinson’s Care program, he acts as a liaison responsible for training and advocacy while attending key events, such as the annual Parkinson’s Symposium in New York.
Civically engaged, Mr. Dalton participates in charitable efforts related to Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, aging services and caregiver support. He is an organizer for corporate fundraising teams supporting annual Alzheimer’s Walks in the Hudson Valley and a contributor to educational outreach initiatives designed to improve understanding of neurological conditions within communities. Mr. Dalton is also a support group leader and program contributor for Angels Embrace, a free initiative providing support to individuals affected by dementia and Parkinson’s disease through both in-person and virtual formats.
Throughout his career, Mr. Dalton has received numerous honors, including the Hudson Valley Top 40 Under 40 “Mover & Shaker” Award from the Hudson Valley Chamber of Commerce, the Wunderkind Award from 914INC Magazine for people under age 35, recognition for Best Employee Training Program in Hudson Valley, and multiple leadership achievements related to national accreditations in dementia and Parkinson’s disease care. Influenced deeply by his mother’s compassion for patients, Mr. Dalton credits her example, along with guidance from a business coach who encouraged creative thinking beyond conventional boundaries, for his success. He also notes his disciplined vision, paired with sustained execution, resilience under pressure, principled decision-making guided by faith and a purpose-driven orientation to his many accomplishments.
Looking ahead, Mr. Dalton intends to expand his influence beyond regional operations into broader national impact through innovation, education and systems-level reform, advancing specialized services into new markets while developing consulting platforms capable of supporting providers navigating increasingly complex realities. His ambition is not only to grow services but also to help shape a higher standard of home-based healthcare nationwide, leaving a legacy as a leader who established new expectations for dementia and Parkinson’s care at home while influencing public health policy for greater access to superior support for those most in need.
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