Caregiver Resources

Choosing The Right Type Of Syringe

Posted by Nate Birt on Mon Dec 05 2022

Medications come in all sorts of different forms: pills, liquids, creams, etc. Depending on the type of medicine prescribed by a doctor, a syringe may be needed or recommended to administer the medication to minimize pain or ensure the medicine gets where it’s needed. In this post, we’ll help you navigate the basics of using a syringe and, when needed, finding and using a needle.Read More

How to Clean a Nebulizer: A Step-By-Step Guide

Posted by Chad Birt on Fri Dec 02 2022

A nebulizer is a portable electronic device that converts medication into a mist, making it easier to inhale into your lungs. Daily and weekly maintenance can prevent harmful bacteria from growing and keep you from getting sick. This step-by-step guide explains how to clean your nebulizer and keep it in tip-top shape. Read More

Limited Mobility Caregiving: How to Prevent Bedsores with Pillows and Cushions

Posted by Chad Birt on Thu Dec 01 2022

Though there’s no way to prevent pressure sores altogether, special cushions and pillows can reduce your loved one’s risk. In this article, we briefly explain how bedsores form, discuss how to spot the early warning signs, and recommend several products to help your loved one stay comfortable and pressure-sore-free.Read More

5 Ways Businesses Can Support Employees Who Are Caregivers

Posted by Chad Birt on Tue Nov 29 2022

Up to 73% of employees have some type of caregiving responsibility, but very few businesses include caregiver support in their employee benefits packages. In this article, we highlight 5 ways business owners can support employees who are parents or unpaid caregivers.Read More