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The Caregiver’s Guide to Building a Traveler’s Health Kit

Posted by Sophie Bebeau on Fri May 05 2023

For many, summertime means traveling. Whether you’re going on a vacation or going to visit friends and family, there’s some extra preparation that goes into traveling when you’re a caregiver.Read More


Emergencies 101: Building the Perfect First Aid Kit

Emergencies 101: Building the Perfect First Aid Kit

Posted by Carewell Staff on Tue Sep 22 2020

As a caregiver, keeping one first aid kit in your car and one at home can save valuable time and prevent mishaps from escalating into emergencies. The faster you can get to your supplies, the faster you and your family members can start to heal! There are essential supplies that should be in every single first aid kit, and there are extra supplies that are not as critical, but great to have on hand if space and budget permit. We’ll give you both lists so you can create a kit that works best for you and your family. Read More


Beware of Blackouts: 6 Ways Caregivers Can Prepare for Power Outages

Beware of Blackouts: 6 Ways Caregivers Can Prepare for Power Outages

Posted by Chad Birt on Fri Aug 19 2022

You’re bound to experience a power outage eventually, regardless of where you live. But if you care for someone with special medical needs or mobility challenges, it’s crucial to plan ahead. Here are 6 tips from emergency preparedness expert, Daniel Kilburn.Read More


Bandages lined up.

How To Clean and Bandage Diabetic Foot Wounds at Home

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