Caregiving

Coming home from the hospital involves a bit of planning. Make sure you’re prepared to safely look after your loved one.

Before you leave the hospital, your care team will give you care tips and symptoms to look out for.

Learn how we’ll personalize your loved one’s care as they move to the next facility.

When was your last conversation about end-of-life care? Here’s what to discuss with your loved ones — and how.  

Don’t forget to take a few minutes each day for yourself.

It’s important to take care of yourself while you care for someone else. And don’t be afraid to ask for support.

Some days are harder than others — and that’s OK. Try a few relaxation methods to see what works best for you.

You may be considering a hospice setting for your loved one. Find out what type of care they might get at home or in a facility.

Don’t be afraid to ask the important questions about what different treatment options and outcomes may look like.

There are plenty of options for staying active, even if some common exercises are a challenge. Here are a few exercises that can be done while sitting.

Getting active can mean picking up where you left off. Find a reason to get started.

What are you grateful for? Optimism can take practice — recognize what brings you hope and what you can control.

Whether you’re the patient or the caregiver, meaningful connection can help.

Do you tend to assume the worst? Learn how to shift your thoughts in a healthy way.

Chronic pain isn’t always easy to see. But it can be manageable. Does your loved one have a pain management plan in place?