Caregiving
Feeding Tubes For People of Advanced Age: What are the Risks and Benefits?
Posted by Chad Birt on Fri Nov 04 2022
Feeding tubes are medical devices made of plastic or silicone. They’re flexible and provide liquid nutrition to people who have difficulty chewing and swallowing or won't eat. Though they can often be beneficial, feeding tubes for those of advanced age may be risky. If your loved one needs a feeding tube to manage a health problem or their doctor has prescribed liquid nutrition to help maintain their weight, it’s crucial to consider the pros and cons. In this article, we list feeding tube types, highlight their benefits, and discuss some potential risks. Read More
Checklist for Traveling with Urinary Incontinence
Posted by Declan Davey on Tue Feb 02 2021
Traveling with urinary incontinence — let’s talk about it. In this article, you’ll find guidance on how to plan, pack, and travel well despite those nuisance leaks and urges.Read More
Carewell’s Essential Checklist for Urinary Incontinence Care
Posted by Chad Birt on Thu Aug 26 2021
Urinary incontinence affects more than 25 million Americans. To help, we created a free checklist download for urinary incontinence care.Download the checklist.
Traveling With Mobility Issues. Top Tips
Posted by Declan Davey on Wed Jul 28 2021
Many people take being able to travel for granted — whether it’s to a new country or just to get out of the house. But if you’re managing a mobility issue, it can be tricky to navigate, even with the support of a caregiver.Read More