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Discover answers to the questions you’ve been asking about diabetes, incontinence, wound care, urology, what it’s like to work with HCD, and more, on Home Care Delivered’s informative blog.
They’re the “Lobbyists” for Customers: Meet the Prior Authorization Team
For people needing medical supplies for a life-threatening or serious condition, seeing the words “Prior Authorization Needed” on their prescription or physician’s order can be frustrating.
Garden with Confidence, Despite Incontinence!
Don’t Let Incontinence Keep You Out of the Garden! For millions of people, playing in the dirt is one of life’s greatest pleasures. In fact, about a quarter of all American households garden.
Taking Charge of Your Health When You Have an Ostomy: A Practical Guide
“It does get better, I promise.” These are the words of Becky, a young woman living with an ostomy.
How Well Are You Managing Your Diabetes? Check Your A1C
If you have diabetes, or are actively trying to avoid developing it, you’ve probably heard of a blood test called the A1C. The hemoglobin A1C test is the gold standard for measuring blood sugar because it tracks glucose over 2 to 3 months.
Bladder Pads vs. Period Pads: The Dry Facts
If you’ve been experiencing a little (or a lot!) of leaking due to incontinence, it may be tempting to grab a maxi pad from the bathroom cabinet and hope for the best. After all, a pad is a pad, right? Could there really be that much difference between a pad meant to protect someone with incontinence and one meant to protect someone who has her period?
Caring for an Advanced Wound: A Practical Guide
Remember when you were a kid and that skinned knee seemed to fix itself overnight, with the help of a couple of Mickey Mouse Band-Aids, of course? Unfortunately, adult wounds can take longer to heal. That can be because of the severity of the wound as well as underlying health issues.
Diabetes ABCs: 30 Terms Every Person with Diabetes Should Know
If you’ve recently been diagnosed with Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes, live with someone who has diabetes, or care for someone who has the condition, get ready to learn a whole new vocabulary! From A1C to xylitol, there are lots of new words to remember!
