Why MS Often Causes Bladder Dysfunction
Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a neurologic disease that affects the central nervous system. ...
The Part of Incontinence No One Talks About in Plus-Size Care
Incontinence can be hard enough to manage on its own, but when you don’t fit into traditional ...
What Caregivers Get Wrong About Incontinence — According to a Geriatric Nurse
As a Geriatric nurse with over 14 years of experience, I have learned many tips and tricks for ...
How Aging Changes Bladder Control — What Most People Don’t Expect
As an RN who’s worked in geriatrics for over 14 years, I know first hand that changes in ...
What to Know when Caregiving Shifts from Nurses to Family
The moment that care shifts from nurses to family can cause some unexpected caregiver ...
What Happens to Bladder Control After Weight Loss?
Being overweight can have many negative consequences for the body. Multiple studies have shown ...
Preparing to Return Home – When a Loved One Leaves Structured Care in Hospital or Rehab
Spending time in the hospital, acute rehab, or a nursing home following an injury, illness, or ...
How Diabetes Can Affect Bladder Function
Diabetes is a disease that can affect your whole body. It can cause changes to bladder ...
What Nurses Watch for when Caring for Incontinence-Related Skin Issues
Skin health can be an overlooked part of managing incontinence. However, maintaining the skin ...
What a Nurse Notices First: 7 Subtle Signs an Aging Loved One Is Struggling
Aging is not a linear, controlled trajectory; it can occur slowly or in spurts. It can be ...
Recovering at Home After a Hospital Stay: A Nurse’s Practical Guide
Coming home from the hospital, whether after a short or long stay, may bring changes to your ...
6 Things to Plan Before You Go Home From the Hospital
Hospitals are designed to provide complex medical care. They operate to stabilize and treat ...
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