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You have a patient, spouse, or parent who needs help in the bathroom--a lot of help. It's your job to help them with toilet activities, getting in and out of the shower or bath, shampooing, brushing teeth, shaving, and more. You've been doing

You are reluctant to do it; they are reluctant to do it. Since you're both on the same page, why is there a problem? The issue concerns assistance with bathing and toilet functions. The person you are caring for--a patient, a spouse, a mother, or

Everyone knows about the term “life hacks” and what it generally means, taking a traditional lifestyle or technique and managing it in more efficient ways that may or may not save some money in the long run. Well we have a few caregiver hacks too, but our goal isn’t just to save money, it’s to make the lives of caregivers and clients much easier.

We’re celebrating National Dental Hygiene Month here at the Wright Stuff by promoting good oral routines and providing helpful products towards dental hygiene.

Some of the most vulnerable and humbling experiences as a caregiver happen in the bathroom, whether it’s toileting, baths, or shower karaoke, sometimes the biggest challenge for caregivers is to bring comfortability to the bathroom. As a patient, it’s easy to feel vulnerable and awkward in these situations and how a caregiver treats the situation can really change the whole dynamic. For better or for worse.

Caregivers can be injured, here are some tips to avoid this.