by Med Transport Staff | Sep 17, 2014 | caregiver, Frequently Asked Questions, long distance medical transportation, medical transport services
Many who care for their elderly parents at home face a transition from when their loved one can walk to when they can’t do so anymore. There can be many causes for this. For example, a person is unstable and falls, they’re generally weak, or their hips or knees are...
by Med Transport Staff | Sep 14, 2014 | long distance medical transportation, Parkinsons, Parkinsons Disease, patient transport services, support
Parkinson’s disease is a slow progressing movement disorder that usually shows itself between the ages of 50 and 60. The disease approaches with stealth and symptoms often go unnoticed by family, friends, and even the person affected. Some people first notice...
by Med Transport Staff | Sep 11, 2014 | ALZHEIMERS, dementia, Long Distance Transportation
Many caregivers ask if their loved one with Dementia can travel, for instance on vacation, to a family celebration, or to relocate to be closer to the family. To determine if you can travel with your loved one on your own, consider the following points. If the person...
by Med Transport Staff | Sep 1, 2014 | cancer, hospice centers, long distance medical transport, mayo clinic
Going to the doctor can be both scary and a relief, but some diagnoses are definitely more frightening than others. No one wants to hear the words, “Unfortunately, we found cancer.” Remember, the sooner it’s discovered, the better! While cancer still takes lives,...
by Med Transport Staff | Jun 24, 2014 | ALZHEIMERS, Long Distance Transportation, MEMORY LOSS
Hearing that a person has dementia can feel like a hard blow, but life doesn’t have to stop. He or she can still participate and enjoy activities and traveling. However, planning becomes more important. Things need to happen in an orderly fashion, and everything will...
