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Posted: September 19, 2021Categories: Urologicals / CathetersCatheterization may seem scary but it’s actually a routine process that is easy to navigate with the right information. If you are in need of home catheter supplies or guidance on how to choose them, you are in the right place.
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Posted: July 19, 2021Have you or someone you love been diagnosed with a condition that requires catheterization? If so, you’re not alone. There are lots of people both young and old around the world who require catheters on a daily basis.
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Posted: June 30, 2021For people who suffer from urinary conditions related to illness, injury, or disease, catheters can be a necessary part of life. They are used to eliminate urine from the bladder through the urethra or a small incision in the abdomen. The type of catheter required depends largely on the medical reason for needing one, the patient's gender, and the length of time it will stay in place.
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Posted: June 11, 2021Rather than taking away from aging adults all that they find familiar and comforting, they can be encouraged and supported to age in place with essential products for living alone. Products for independent living are user-friendly and thoughtfully designed.
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Posted: April 16, 2021Categories: Balance - Core Products, Exercise / Fitness, Cycles/Pedlars, Stretching, Total Body Workout, AgingOlder adults that are fully vaccinated against COVID-19, are ready to start doing activities of pre-pandemic days. The CDC has advised that once you are fully vaccinated you can gather indoors with other fully vaccinated people without wearing a mask or staying 6 feet apart. You don't have to live in an assisted living facility or retirement community to start or join a Senior Group Exercise Class. If your friends have been fully vaccinated try something different than joining a large exercise class. Create your own Micro Senior Group Exercise Class with 3-5 group members. You can take turns hosting the Micro Group Exercise Class and turn it into a social engagement that focuses on health and wellness.
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Posted: January 01, 2021Categories: Paraplegia, Arthritis, Safety Products, Incontinence, Maternity Care, Bathroom Assists, Lift Chairs, Multiple Sclerosis, Conditions, Stroke, Quadriplegia, Knee Replacement, Hip Replacement, Back Pain, Personal Care, Patient Care, Canes, Hospital Discharge Favorites, Daily Living Aids, Beds, Dressing Aids, Grooming Aids, Hygiene, Pillows & Wedges, Pressure Reduction, Pain Management
Being confined to bed can be tough on both the patient and the caregiver. The good news is that there are bedridden aids that make daily care much easier on everyone. -
Posted: December 16, 2020
I remember my mom and dad dumping buckets of water into the big humidifier in our living room each winter in Nebraska. I loved the warm moist mist that steamed from it, making the hot dry air pumped out by the furnace a little easier to breathe. I never really thought about it until I moved out of the house and started missing that "moist air feeling" in my own home. I've had a humidifier ever since.
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Posted: May 19, 2020
Leakage of ostomy output can cause skin problems and embarrassment. Spotting signs of leakage early can help you stop a potential skin problem even before it develops. Your stoma can change in size, so you should measure it regularly to make sure your barrier opening is still the right size. If the skin around your stoma is uneven or has bulges, this is a very likely cause of leakage. Even tiny creases can cause output to seep under the ostomy barrier. If the skin is moist, the leakage might have happened because the moist skin surface makes it harder for the adhesive to stick. These accessories are designed to reduce leakage and protect your skin.
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Posted: May 19, 2020
Two powerful weapons in the fight against insomnia are a comfortable sleep environment and a relaxing bedtime routine. Both can make a big difference in improving the quality of your sleep. Allegro Medical recommends the following products to help you fight your sleep deprivation.
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Posted: November 13, 2019
A report done with the objective of investigating “the impact of urinary incontinence (UI) on health-related quality of life (QOL)…and to compare UI and non-UI elderly Medicare beneficiaries enrolled in managed care plans on the prevalence of depression and self-rated health” came to a fairly predictable conclusion.