Providing Care

Communication is not just what we say, but how we say it. As a caregiver, it is important to think about how you communicate with

This article is about recognizing changes in condition to prevent hospitalizations.

This article is a guide that helps you decide if primary care, the ER, or urgent care is appropriate in meeting medical needs.

As a caregiver you may often look for activities that support brain health for yourself and the person you are caring for

This article reviews ways to support personal care needs and provides a worksheet to monitor personal care tasks.

This video reviews the importance of hydration and ways to reduce risk of dehydration by staying hydrated.

For most of us, a trip to the hospital is overwhelming. This is especially true for older adults and people with disabilities

Sometimes, caregiving can be hard. You may not always agree with the person you care for. For example, they may not want to take

Infections can be dangerous to anyone. They can be especially serious for someone who needs extra care. A small infection can

Caring for someone means touching many things during the day like food, medicine, phones, other people’s hands, and more. Washing