When a loved one is in the hospital and needs rehab before they’re able to come home, there is one secret weapon that can help you provide the best support possible. Read to learn more.

When a loved one has a stroke, there is nothing they want more than to get home as quickly as possible. Inpatient rehabilitation facilities and acute rehab units are specifically designed to help with your loved one return home sooner than other settings. Keep reading to learn how.

When you are caring for a loved one living with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia, you shouldn’t have to spend your valuable time seeking help. We’ve outlined 20 resources that can help you today.

Many people diagnosed with COPD can successfully go on to manage their disease and live full, active lives with proper identification and management. Learn how transitional care hospitals can help you recover through expert care and years of pulmonary experience.

Sometimes people living with diabetes need a greater level of care, even after following a proven routine of nutrition, exercise and medication. The diabetes treatment programs at Kindred Hospitals aim to restore quality of life and independence to our patients and are based on the latest advancements in the management of this disease.

This information about inpatient rehabilitation might make for an even smoother journey to recovery for you or a loved one.

Our healthcare system is difficult to understand for many people. But, there are a few steps you can take to educate yourself so you can stay independent and healthy longer.

Medical insurance is difficult to understand, and when you are trying to care for a critically, chronically ill loved one, you don’t need any additional complications like trying to figure out if their care is covered. Learn about Medicare’s coverage of post-hospital care in this helpful guide.

Understanding health insurance coverage can be difficult. Use this helpful guide to learn everything about Medicare coverage for inpatient rehabilitation services.

People who survive critical illness often say family involvement in their care was comforting. Learn four ways you can support a loved one in critical care.