It is important to alliviate pain because otherwise it can lead to physical and psychological difficulties. Article discusses options of pain management at home.
One woman’s experience of the caregiving process and the important lessons she has learned.
A caregiver might want to consider joining HMO to help him/her provide the best care for the loved one. Suggestions about what to do if you cannot get an appointment at a reasonable date with a physician that works for HMO.
The author describes her misfortune in placing the loved one in a Respite facility because she was not well-informed.
An examination on the many losses experienced in life through death, divorce, leaving home, etc and what they mean for the future.
Overactive bladder might not be curable but it is definetly treatable. The combination of therapy and medications is a way to take control of your bladder and go back to your normal life.
There may come a time when you are caring for your loved one, when the doctor treats only their symptoms versus the causes of the symptoms.
Suggestions on how to bring the holiday spirit to the loved one when he or she is in a Nursing Home. Remember, the best gift is to visit the loved one as often as possible.
For people who can no longer see small-print well there are available large print books and audio tapes on those books. The article provides a list of places where they can be acquired.
Ideas and services to use Dailey Money Management Programs to help your parents or loved one, especially from afar
There are many reasons why older people get so upset about the loss of a pet. This article lists suggestions on how to support the loved one when his/her pet passed away and what services are available to prevent pets from dying.
TCAP offers you an opportunity to learn about and test new products pertinent to home health. And it affords you an opportunity to earn cash and eligibility for special awards.
