Caregiver resources
Caring for a loved one can sometimes leave caregivers feeling a little overwhelmed. If you have questions or you’re looking for information, please explore our library of helpful tools, resources and guides.
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Talking with a loved one about home health care
A conversation guide for Home health care.My Prescribed Activity and Home Exercise Log
Stay on track with your physical health goals by downloading this helpful activity and home exercise log.Your Home Health Planning Guide
Whether you’re recovering after a hospital stay, managing a long-term chronic condition or just needing a little more help with daily tasks, in-home care can help. This guide can help you determine the right level of care for you or a loved one and help you evaluate providers.My Medications Log
Download this handy, easy-to-read medication log to help you keep track of the medication you need.A Caregiver’s Guide for Managing Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia
This book offers practical, compassionate advice on how you can care for and maintain a meaningful relationship with a loved one who has Alzheimer’s disease or dementia.Fall Risk Questionnaire
Are you or a loved one concerned about fall risks? This questionnaire will help you determine how home health care may help.Home Health Questionnaire
Take this questionnaire and discover some of the signs that indicate whether you or a loved one might benefit from home health.My Vital Signs Log
Use this log to quickly and reliably share your vital signs and health indicators with family members and caregivers.When your loved one needs home health care
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