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finding, ordering and organizing medical supplies in the home

Before my niece was diagnosed with a rare liver disorder, I knew next to nothing about finding, ordering, paying for and storing medical supplies. For the last one and a half years, I have spent a lot of time helping my sister care for her sweet little girl. During this time, I have spent hours looking into the best methods of buying the supplies that she needs for her feeding tube and glucose testing. I have learned that there are easier and more affordable ways to get these supplies and have come up with several storage solutions that have helped us stay organized. This blog will show you all about it.

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How To Best Care For A Sick Person In Your Home

Posted on June 15, 2017

Whether it's one of your children, a parent, a relative or even a friend, caring for a sick person in your home tells something good about you. It says that you have either a strong sense of compassion, a deep sense of responsibility, or both of those things combined with many other exemplary traits. You certainly don't have to be a doctor or a nurse to care for somebody who is ill. [Read More]

Benefits Of Purchasing Used Ultrasound Machines

Posted on March 3, 2017

Many medical practices and clinics require the use of an ultrasound machine, but these devices can be very expensive to purchase brand new. If you're setting up a new practice or clinic, you may want to consider purchasing a used ultrasound machine that has been refurbished. There are many benefits to purchasing used ultrasound equipment, such as: Cost One of the biggest benefits of purchasing a used ultrasound machine that has been refurbished is saving a lot of money. [Read More]

Keeping Seniors In Their Homes As Long As Possible, As Affordably As Possible

Posted on May 17, 2016

For many seniors, the possibility of having to move into an assisted living facility or nursing home is very real and frightening. Many times the move is necessitated not out of a need for medical care, but because mobility issues and concerns for safety become too much for other family members to bear. However, keeping seniors in their homes for as long as possible is not only good for senior morale, it can save them a great deal of money, too. [Read More]