Whether you’re caring for a family member or are a professional caregiver, it is always important to create a care plan. Care plans provide caregivers the necessary information to ensure that all the patient’s needs are being met.
Bathing an incontinent patient for the first time may be a daunting task. Luckily, there are ways to make bathing easier and more comfortable for both the patient and caregiver.
Caring for elderly with incontinence at home requires patience and understanding. Incontinence supplies, bladder training, proper toileting habits, pelvic floor exercises, and avoiding caffeine can help manage incontinence in seniors.
Helping a parent with incontinence requires patience, compassion, andlifestyle changes. Learning more about how to care for an incontinent parent can help you become a better caregiver and improve their quality of life.