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We all know that getting proper nutrition and staying hydrated are the keys to leading a healthy life. But what if you have a senior loved one who recently returned home from the hospital and is not well? Are there certain foods that can help speed recovery and help him or her feel better sooner?
The following links will direct you to a number of articles, videos and specialized web materials to help you navigate your senior loved one’s return home from the hospital and help prevent any issues that might result in readmission.
The following resources can help you find the best nutrition solutions to help keep your senior loved one on the path to good health.
The following links will take you to a number of resources that outline various communications scenarios that can help you and your family come together to provide and/or get the care that your senior loved one needs.
The following links will take you to many resources to help you, the family caregiver, plan for your senior loved one's return home from the hospital.
Monitoring care once the senior has returned home by documenting progress and warning signs will help limit the risk of readmission. This section includes information on each condition and practical guidance relating to post-discharge care.
Mary Alexander of Home Instead discusses the importance of preparing for a loved one's return home from the hospital or rehab facility.
Mary Alexander of Home Instead discusses how to get ready for the return home of a loved one from a hospital or rehab facility and how using transitional care services can help.
Mary Alexander of Home Instead discusses how important the first hours at home are to your loved one when going home from the hospital or rehab facility and how transitional care can help.
Mary Alexander of Home Instead discusses what to do in the first 30 days of your loved one leaving the hospital or rehab facility and how transitional care can help.
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