Posted by Chad Birt on Fri May 19 2023
Foot wounds are one of the most common side effects of diabetes, affecting between 15-25% of patients. Taking your medications, eating a healthy diet, and regularly exercising can help keep your diabetes in check. Still, it won’t necessarily prevent the formation of ulcers or other slow-healing wounds. Read More
Posted by Carewell Team on Fri Jan 17 2025
When it comes to caring for someone with wounds at home, whether it’s bed sores, bruises, cuts, or other injuries, knowing the basics can make a significant difference. At Carewell, we understand that not everyone has a medical background, so we’ve put together this comprehensive guide to help you navigate wound care with confidence. Read More
Posted by Chad Birt on Wed Jan 01 2025
Wound care is something all people need from time to time. If you fall and scrape your knee, cut yourself while making dinner, or have a wound from surgery to tend to, it’s important to know how to clean and care for the injury to prevent infection and other serious issues. See our top products.
Posted by Chad Birt on Mon Dec 30 2024
You have many jobs as a caregiver, but one of the most important is keeping your loved one safe, healthy, and comfortable at all times. If your care recipient hurts themselves and requires medical help, you can minimize complications like excess bleeding until you make it to an urgent care facility or the emergency room. Complete your first aid kit.