Caregivers can be professionally paid, trained and licensed care staff but can also be trained family members or friends. Anyone designated a caregiver is charged with providing quality care to their patient(s) using the best and safest equipment possible to help them achieve as much independence as possible. Professional caregivers, along with a patient’s doctor or physical therapist, are instrumental in recommending products that work safely for their patients and we are here to help caregivers identify some of those products.
We are also here to support caregivers in training by highlighting products used during that training as well as on the job. There is also articles with key information on product use and how to choose the best product for the patient. We share your vision and passion on helping patients live the best quality of life and for you to have the training and tools to help patients achieve that quality of life.
Here are product reviews to help you choose the best one for your patient:
Here are articles that present key information on procedure or products:
Here is some information and products to help support the Caregiver and their patient(s):
- Professional Gloves
- Gait Belts
- Monitoring Tools
- Movement Essentials
- Ointments and Creams
- Transfer Boards
- Portable Urinals
- Incontinence Products
- Heat Therapy
- Caregiver Reference Material
Here is equipment used in professional Caregiver Training programs:
- Stethoscopes
- Sphygmomanometer
- Pulse Oximeter
- Gait Belts
- Scrubs (most recommend Cherokee scrubs for number of pockets and wearability)
- Nursing shoes (skid and slip-proof)
- Tattoo Covers
- Caregiver Training Material
We also welcome your feedback on what you found helpful and how we can help you with your bathroom needs!
To Your Improved Health, Independence and Quality of Life!