Caregiving Challenges, Hospice
Hospice is not a death sentence and it is not giving up. Understanding hospice and its intentions can bring relief to you and your loved one.
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Our guides provide you with the skills, checklists and tips for caring for your loved one. Our content is authored by highly qualified registered nurses with a combined total of 60 years of expertise in various healthcare settings such as acute, community and home care.
Caregiving Challenges, Hospice
Hospice is not a death sentence and it is not giving up. Understanding hospice and its intentions can bring relief to you and your loved one.
Questions to Ask About COPD Symptoms
Use this list to help prepare questions for the provider about COPD symptoms. This will help you make the most of the appointment.
Questions to Ask About COPD Diagnosis
Use this list to help prepare questions for the provider about COPD diagnosis. This will help you make the most of the appointment.
COPD Lifestyle Questions
Use this list to help prepare questions for the provider about lifestyle modifications for COPD. This will help you make the most of the appointment.
COPD Care and Monitoring Questions
Use this list to help prepare questions for the provider about COPD care and monitoring. This will help you make the most of the appointment.
COPD Treatment and Medication Questions
Use this list to help prepare questions for the provider about COPD treatment. This will help you make the most of the appointment.
Heart Health Recommendations
The term "heart healthy" gets tossed around a lot, but what are heart health recommendations, really? Here's what you can do.
Treatment Plan for Heart Failure
Heart failure cannot be cured unless through heart transplant; however, effective treatment is available to relieve symptoms and slow progression.
The Classes and Stages of Heart Failure
Heart failure is categorized in two ways - classes and stages - based on physical symptoms and structural heart disease.
Signs That Heart Failure is Getting Worse
There are several signs and symptoms to know that indicate heart failure symptoms are getting worse, or that the condition itself is progressing.
Heart Failure Self-Care
Once diagnosed with heart failure, new strategies for self-care are essential to minimize symptoms and slow disease progression.
Heart Failure Treatment and Medication Questions
Use this list to help prepare questions for the provider about heart failure treatment. This will help you make the most of the appointment.
