What Is Medication Administration and Why Does It Matter for Patient Safety?
Medication administration involves providing the correct medication to the appropriate individual at the designated time. It also means giving the right dose in the right ...Read More
What Are the Daily Challenges of Living with a Tracheostomy or Ventilator?
Being a tracheostomy patient or ventilator patient is difficult. A tracheostomy is a small opening in the neck that facilitates breathing. A ventilator is known ...Read More
What Is G-Tube Care and Why Is It Essential for Medically Fragile Children?
A G-tube, or gastrostomy tube, is a small tube put directly into a child's stomach. It gives nutrition, water, and medicine when eating ...Read More
Is In-Home Care the Right Choice for My Child with Special Needs?
Deciding how to care for a child with special needs is hard. You want what is best for your child. You also want what is ...Read More
A Guide to Our Services for Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) Patients Under 21
Taking care of a child with Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) can feel hard. SMA is a condition that makes muscles weak. Children with SMA may ...Read More
How In-Home Skilled Nursing Helps Children With Chronic Conditions Thrive
There is always the never-ending list of medications, appointments, and routines to take care of when someone has a child suffering from any chronic ...Read More