Caring for a Loved One at Home
The home is commonplace to provide care for a loved one.
Whether you are helping them get back on their feet after being released from the hospital or whether you are helping them manage a chronic or advanced illness—we know you are dedicated to giving them the best care possible.
In this section, you can find resources to help you on this journey.
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Changing a Brief in Bed
Changing a brief can feel like one of the more challenging parts of caregiving, both physically and emotionally. It is okay if it takes time to feel comfortable with it. […]
Repositioning for Comfort and Skin Protection
This article is based on educational video content created by Odonata Care LLC and has been adapted for web publication. Repositioning your loved one regularly supports their comfort and helps […]
Helping Your Loved One Sit at the Edge of the Bed
This article is based on educational video content created by Odonata Care LLC and has been adapted for web publication. Helping your loved one sit at the edge of the […]
Helping with a Bed-to-Wheelchair Transfer
This article is based on educational video content created by Odonata Care LLC and has been adapted for web publication. Moving your loved one from the bed to a wheelchair […]
Safe Movement at Home: Getting Started
This article is based on educational video content created by Odonata Care LLC and has been adapted for web publication. Caring for your loved one at home can feel overwhelming, […]
Caregiver FAQs: The Moment of Death
When a loved one is approaching the end of life, it is natural to wonder what their final moments will be like and what will come next. Having a sense […]
Short-Term Rehab. A Guide.
Short-term rehabilitation, also known as short-term rehab or sub-acute rehab, is a specialized program designed to help individuals regain their maximum possible strength, mobility, and independence.
Getting Started with Home Care
How you initiate receiving home care support depends on whether you’re at home or about to be discharged from a hospital or inpatient rehab center.
Your Guide to Home Care
This guide will walk you through what home care is, who may benefit from it, how to get started.
What is Home Care?
Home care is a support service that helps a person remain safely in their home while dealing with health-related issues. There are various types of home care services that can be provided depending on the person's needs.