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Caring for a Child with Down Syndrome
July 18, 2019
Caring for a child with Down syndrome isn’t easy. It requires patience, empathy, and so much more. Many parents and caregivers of children with the...
How to Make Stairs Safer & Easier for Seniors
July 15, 2019
Stairs can be dangerous for your elderly loved one, particularly if they’re already at risk for falling. It’s essential that you take stock of your...
Diabetic Retinopathy
July 12, 2019
If you or a loved one has diabetes, then you know how difficult managing the condition can be. Diabetes can affect nearly every part of the body,...
How to Prepare Your Home for an Aging Parent
July 9, 2019
For family members, there comes a time when they might have to take care of an aging parent. It is only fair. Parents care for their offspring, who...
RN Diane Pennington Dedicates Her Entire Life To Home Healthcare
July 6, 2019
Diane Pennington has been a registered nurse for over 40 years. She has spent half of her career in hospitals, and the past 20 years in home...
Wound Dressing Types
July 3, 2019
Chronic wounds are wounds that will not heal on their own. Most wounds will heal within two to three months, but when a wound still hasn’t healed...
Cardiac Rehabilitation
June 30, 2019
After someone suffers a heart attack the decisions that they make and the steps that they take will make a tremendous difference in how they are able...
How to Help Seniors Cope with Peripheral Neuropathy
June 27, 2019
As a family caregiver, it’s tough to watch your loved one deal with pain. Diabetic neuropathy is a type of pain that is difficult to resolve since it...
How to Create an Alzheimer’s Fidget Bag
June 24, 2019
Being on a home care journey with seniors with Alzheimer’s disease poses challenges and considerations outside of the usual ones of caring for...
Marie Gaitan Finds Her Life’s Purpose as a Pediatric LPN
June 20, 2019
Marie Gaitan is an LPN who has worked in healthcare for almost a decade. She started her career in her home country of Haiti, where she worked for...
