Sometimes what patients or their families consider "normal" can catch healthcare professionals completely off guard. Take the case of today's Original Poster (OP), whose patient's family believed ...
Medical Care Alert reports on encouraging elderly parents to use medical alert devices by addressing concerns, fostering independence, and involving family support.
Many state Medicaid programs cover incontinence supplies — including adult briefs, pull-ons, and even catheters — if they’re deemed medically necessary.
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The health of older adults can change quickly, and caregivers must be prepared to adapt to those changes. Various factors determine how effective at-home care is. Duxbury recommends these five tips to ...
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Whoever needs to hear this: It's OK to put your loved one with dementia in residential care
OPINION: The first time I toured an assisted living home for my dad it felt like a betrayal. But getting him help was ultimately the best decision I could have made, Courtney E. Martin writes.
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