Elder Care Support/Education Resource
@nursegranny.bsky.social
Retired Nurse with professional and personal experience with Cancer care; Home Care and Safety of Elders; Wound & Ostomy care; Pain & Symptom Management. Help with understanding health care issues. Support for Caregivers. I DO NOT GIVE MEDICAL ADVICE.
Mistakes can also cause pain and injury-for sick person and the caregiver. Get some professional help-especially if you are new to it. Don't go it alone🦉
April 15, 2025 at 2:01 AM
Mistakes can also cause pain and injury-for sick person and the caregiver. Get some professional help-especially if you are new to it. Don't go it alone🦉
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It is good to get professional help too. Home Heath/Hospice have nurses, nursing assistants, physical therapy/OT, and social work service (to get connected to community resources, equipment) Medicare pays for these- so get some help. Will help in adapting home environment for comfort and safety.🦉
April 15, 2025 at 1:56 AM
It is good to get professional help too. Home Heath/Hospice have nurses, nursing assistants, physical therapy/OT, and social work service (to get connected to community resources, equipment) Medicare pays for these- so get some help. Will help in adapting home environment for comfort and safety.🦉
It is good to get professional help too. Home Heath/Hospice have nurses, nursing assistants, physical therapy/OT, and social work service (to get connected to community resources, equipment) Medicare pays for these- so get some help. Will help in adapting home environment for comfort and safety.🦉
April 15, 2025 at 1:56 AM
It is good to get professional help too. Home Heath/Hospice have nurses, nursing assistants, physical therapy/OT, and social work service (to get connected to community resources, equipment) Medicare pays for these- so get some help. Will help in adapting home environment for comfort and safety.🦉
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I was a home health nurse for years. For Toilets- I found that if grab bars are needed, they could usually benefit from a tall toilet as well. I like the Over the toilet elevated seat with 2 arms-pushing up is easier than pulling up & more stable. also portable, and no hardware to install.
April 15, 2025 at 1:47 AM
I was a home health nurse for years. For Toilets- I found that if grab bars are needed, they could usually benefit from a tall toilet as well. I like the Over the toilet elevated seat with 2 arms-pushing up is easier than pulling up & more stable. also portable, and no hardware to install.
I was a home health nurse for years. For Toilets- I found that if grab bars are needed, they could usually benefit from a tall toilet as well. I like the Over the toilet elevated seat with 2 arms-pushing up is easier than pulling up & more stable. also portable, and no hardware to install.
April 15, 2025 at 1:47 AM
I was a home health nurse for years. For Toilets- I found that if grab bars are needed, they could usually benefit from a tall toilet as well. I like the Over the toilet elevated seat with 2 arms-pushing up is easier than pulling up & more stable. also portable, and no hardware to install.
So nice to find you here. I have found the number of support pages very few. so i decided to start my own. look forward to sharing your posts🦉
April 15, 2025 at 1:37 AM
So nice to find you here. I have found the number of support pages very few. so i decided to start my own. look forward to sharing your posts🦉