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Hygiene, Health, and Incontinence

Hygiene, Health, and Incontinence

Posted by Carewell Staff on Wed Oct 14 2020

Living with incontinence can be inconvenient and even embarrassing at times, but it’s important to talk openly about how it affects our health. Even the tiniest of accidents can result in urine becoming trapped against the skin, which can lead to a host of other problems, including irritation and infection. Here are Carewell’s top six tips for staying healthy and comfortable. Read More


Dementia and Bathing: 5 Proven Ways to Keep Your Loved One Clean

Dementia and Bathing: 5 Proven Ways to Keep Your Loved One Clean

Posted by Brianna Maguire on Mon Oct 12 2020

If you’re caring for someone with dementia and struggle to bathe them, know that you aren’t alone. From “curious vision” to having a tough time seeing the water, all sorts of challenges can pop up when you’re trying to get your loved one clean. To help, we met with dementia care experts and put together a guide of our favorite tips.Read More


Ask Jonathan: How Can I Maintain Good Hygiene Throughout the Winter?

Ask Jonathan: How Can I Maintain Good Hygiene Throughout the Winter?

Posted by Jonathan Magolnick on Wed Jan 20 2021

To kick off the first “Ask Jonathan” column of 2021, I want to wish you and your family a Happy New Year! I’m also looking forward to a year of (hopefully) visiting with friends and family. Read More


Smooth as Silk: Skincare Tips to Keep Immobile Adults Rash and Infection-Free

Smooth as Silk: Skincare Tips to Keep Immobile Adults Rash and Infection-Free

Posted by Chad Birt on Mon Mar 01 2021

If you care for someone who’s immobilized, it’s important to regularly monitor and protect their skin. Prolonged periods of sitting or lying down increase the risk of bed sores and irritation, which if left untreated, can lead to skin, blood, or bone infections. Read More