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Caregiving 101: How to Help a Patient or Loved One Get Dressed

Posted by Chad Birt on Mon Jan 16 2023

If you recently started caring for a loved one, learning how to safely change their clothing is a must. Fortunately, with a little bit of preparation, the right strategy, and plenty of practice, you’ll master the art in no time!Read More

Simple Tips for Making Your (or Your Loved One's) Wheelchair More Comfortable

Posted by Chad Birt on Thu Jan 26 2023

Using a wheelchair for extended periods may increase the risk of pressure ulcers, joint pain, and skin breakdown. Fortunately, there are various things you can do to prevent these problems and make your or your loved one’s wheelchair more comfortable.Read More

Incontinence leaks are very common, and although there’s no shame in it occurring occasionally, that doesn’t mean they have to happen. Adult diapers and incontinence briefs are designed to keep you dry and secure as you live your life — and you shouldn’t settle for anything mediocre. So here’s a look at how you can prevent incontinence leaks and related frustration at the same time.

Tips for Preventing Incontinence Leaks

Posted by Lauren Caggiano on Tue Jan 24 2023

If you or the person you care for use incontinence products, you might notice leaks every once in a while. This may often happen following periods of activity or overnight. Leaks can lead to skin irritation, wet clothes, odors, and embarrassment. This can affect the quality of life and erode a person’s conscience. Read More

How to Manage Incontinence for Someone with Dementia

Posted by Lauren Caggiano on Mon Feb 13 2023

Incontinence is a reality for many older Americans living with dementia. According to Healthline, about 60 to 70 percent of people with Alzheimer’s develop incontinence. The following tips can help caregivers of loved ones with dementia who might have trouble with toileting. Read More