Caregiver & Patient Resources

What Is Adaptive Clothing? How It Makes Dressing Easier During Treatment & Recovery
Adaptive clothing looks and feels like everyday clothing but includes features designed to make dressing and medical access easier. Here’s how it works and who it can help. Read more...
Why Do I Feel Woozy or Faint When I See an IV or Needle?
Feel dizzy, nauseous, or faint when you see an IV or needle? For some people, simply looking at blood, tubing, or medical equipment can trigger a real physical reaction. Learn... Read more...
What to Wear After Shoulder Surgery: Easy-On Shirts for Recovery
Wondering what to wear after shoulder surgery? Learn which shirts and clothing features can make dressing easier while wearing a sling or recovering with limited arm movement. Read more...
What to Wear During Hospice and Palliative Care: Comfortable Clothing for Easier Dressing
Learn how comfortable, easy-opening clothing can make dressing easier during hospice and palliative care while helping preserve comfort, dignity, and familiarity. Read more...
What Is an IV Cover? How It Works During IV Treatment
Learn what an IV cover is, how it works during IV treatment, and why some children and adults choose soft, discreet coverage over visible IV tubing and dressings. Read more...
How to Get Dressed With One Arm: A Step-by-Step Guide for Patients & Caregivers
Recovering from shoulder surgery, a broken collarbone, or wearing an arm sling? Learn how to get dressed with one arm using simple techniques, caregiver tips, and shoulder snap adaptive clothing... Read more...
What Is a Chemo Port Shirt? A Guide to Port Access Clothing
Learn what a chemo port shirt is, how port access clothing works, and what to look for when choosing a comfortable shirt for chemotherapy, infusions, and other treatments using a... Read more...