Being a caregiver isn't always easy. And yet, here you are, ready to take on one of the most important roles in your loved one's life. Whether it’s staying up-to-date on arthritis treatment information or helping your loved one recover after joint replacement surgery, we’re here with educational programs and resources every step of the way.
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As a caregiver, you’re more than just a shoulder to lean on — you are a beacon of hope helping us provide better orthopedic care. Your insight gives us a clearer view into who our patients are and how we can best serve them. You’re the one who encourages the journey toward whole health, better recovery and a fulfilling daily life.
Nurse. Driver. Friend. Errand-Runner. Personal chef. As a caregiver, you wear a lot of hats. Here are some things you might expect in your role:
Being a caregiver is a balancing act, and responding to your loved one’s needs may require a lot of your attention. But remember, your health is just as important. You must take the time to care for yourself as well. Here are some tips to help you stay centered: