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How To Deal with Dry Skin in Winter, 8 Pro Tips for Caregivers

Posted by Chad Birt on Thu Jan 04 2024

The change of seasons can be expected four times a year, but it always presents unique caregiving challenges. Case in point: dry winter skin. The cooler temperatures and dry air common from December to March can irritate anyone’s skin, but older adults are especially vulnerable. Read More

How to Prevent and Treat Bedsores: A Caregiver’s Guide

Posted by Brianna Maguire on Thu Jul 08 2021

Bedsores, also known as pressure ulcers, are wounds that appear on the body as a result of inactivity for extended periods.Read More

How to Manage Incontinence in Older Adults: A Practical 5-Step Guide

Posted by Declan Davey on Tue Dec 08 2020

Let’s be honest—discussing private physical issues can be embarrassing at times. As a society, we often feel squeamish at the prospect of having open discussions about incontinence. So let’s talk about how to deal with elderly incontinence. Read More

How To Support Loved Ones With Low or No Appetite

Posted by Chad Birt on Thu May 25 2023

Many family caregivers have difficulty convincing loved ones with low or no appetite to eat. Fortunately, there are various things you can do to prevent mealtime headaches and encourage good nutrition. Read More