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How to Change an Ostomy Pouch/Stoma Bag and Recommended Supplies

Posted by Chad Birt on Tue Apr 18 2023

An ostomy pouch or stoma bag is a sturdy, plastic container that collects stool. You may need to toilet through a stoma after surgery on your large or small intestine. Some people use an ostomy pouch for a few weeks or months, but for others, it’s a permanent necessity. Regardless, you need to know how to change your ostomy pouch if you have one.Read More


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Bathroom Grab Bars: Achieving the Best Height

Posted by Nate Birt on Wed May 10 2023

If your loved one needs help getting around the house, the bathroom can be a cause for concern. Installing grab bars to avoid falls is an important preventive step to take as you make the home safer. Many people forget to consider what the optimal height of the grab bars should be for their loved ones to ensure their safety. Read More


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What Is Weeping Edema and How Can I Treat It?

Posted by Nate Birt on Wed Jun 28 2023

If you or your loved one experiences swelling in their body that leads to fluid dripping from the skin, that might be weeping edema. This condition is a sign that you or your loved one should see a healthcare professional who can determine the cause of the swelling and fluid buildup and recommend treatment. Read More


How To Perform Preventative Physical Therapy

How To Perform Preventative Physical Therapy

Posted by Brianna Maguire on Fri Oct 14 2022

For many caregivers, physical therapy is a treatment plan supporting a number of chronic conditions or recovery needs. However, physical therapy isn’t just for those in recovery: preventative physical therapy can strengthen the body, prevent future injury, and can even help prevent chronic conditions like osteoporosis. Read More