Breast Cancer Recovery at Home: How In-Home Care Can Support Patients and Families
Breast cancer treatment and recovery continue beyond the hospital. Learn how in-home care can support daily routines, hospital-to-home transitions, family caregivers, and recovery with personalized assistance at home.
World Alzheimer’s Month: Supporting Kansas Families Living With Dementia
This World Alzheimer’s Month, learn how Kansas families can support loved ones living with Alzheimer’s or dementia, recognize when additional help may be needed, and discover how in-home care and respite services can support both individuals and family caregivers.
What Parents of Children With Disabilities Need to Prepare Before Their Annual Review
Preparing for your child’s annual Kansas HCBS waiver review can help prevent service disruptions and ensure their support plan reflects current needs. Learn what documents to gather, which changes to report, and how Caretech of Kansas can help.
What Vaccination Push Means for Homebound Seniors and Their Caregivers in Kansas
Vaccination efforts can help protect homebound seniors who may face barriers accessing care. Learn what Kansas seniors and family caregivers should know about vaccine access, preparation, and in-home support from Caretech of Kansas.
Planning Outings for Seniors With Mobility or Memory Challenges
Planning an outing for a senior with mobility or memory challenges requires thoughtful preparation. Learn how to choose accessible destinations, reduce overstimulation, and create safer, more enjoyable experiences with support from Caretech of Kansas.
How to Prepare a Child With Disabilities for a New Caregiver
Introducing a new caregiver can be a major transition for a child with disabilities. Learn how gradual introductions, visual supports, familiar routines, and clear communication can help your child feel safe and build trust.