Blog, News, & Resources

about-hero
cap
sun-btm
sun-btm
  • There are no suggestions because the search field is empty.

Caring for a Child with Neurofibromatosis

October 17, 2022
Finding out your child has a rare condition can be a very difficult experience. Even if you are told that symptoms are typically mild, as is often...

Neurofibromatosis

October 15, 2022
Finding out your child or loved one is dealing with a genetic disorder like neurofibromatosis is never easy. This news almost always comes with a...

Meet Bonnie: A Client Caregiver Story

October 14, 2022
Meet Bonnie — a caregiver who gives her all to her patients. Bonnie is an LPN who works for Care Options for Kids. Let’s explore Bonnie’s...

Questions to Ask a Home Health Care Agency

October 14, 2022
Choosing a family caregiver is a big decision needing careful research. The right caregiver should be able to treat your loved ones with the care and...

CNA to LPN: How to Make the Move from CNA to LPN

October 13, 2022
Being a certified nursing assistant (CNA) is a very rewarding role, giving people the ability to help and serve people in need while gaining first...

Implementing 4 Common IEP Accommodations Using Universal Design for Learning

October 10, 2022
IEP accommodations are an essential yet often overlooked component of the special education system. They allow “a student to complete the same...

Brain Boosting Snacks for Students

September 27, 2022
You might have heard that 1 in 5 children in America were living with hunger in 2023. But did you know that providing brain-boosting snacks for...

Pediatric Thrombosis: Blood Clots in Children

September 27, 2022
Blood clots, or thrombosis, may be less frequent in children compared to adults, but because young people are still growing the effects can be...

Kyphosis in Children

September 23, 2022
Even in milder cases, Kyphosis in children is a condition that requires serious attention and care. If your child has been diagnosed with kyphosis of...

Infantile Hemangioma

September 20, 2022
The sight of a growth on your child may be alarming, but most cases of infantile hemangioma do not require intensive treatment or cause long-term...