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Rounds is HealthView’s journal from the care continuum: what our clinicians and leaders are learning about home health, palliative care and hospice, written down with the sources for every number. The full text of every note, with its sources, is on the note’s page. HealthView has cared for families across Southern California since 1967.

  1. Oct 1

    Día de los Muertos and grief: remembering someone who died this year

    How Día de los Muertos can hold a family’s grief, especially the first year: the ofrenda and what goes on it, visiting the grave, including children, and when to reach out for support. Read in an AI voice. The full note, with its sources: https://hvhh.ai/rounds/dia-de-los-muertos-and-grief/

  2. Oct 1

    Dry mouth and mouth care in serious illness

    Easing dry mouth from cancer treatment, medicines or serious illness: gentle brushing, a salt and baking soda rinse, sips of water, sugar-free gum, lip care, foods to avoid, and what to ask the dentist. Read in an AI voice. The full note, with its sources: https://hvhh.ai/rounds/dry-mouth-and-mouth-care/

  3. Oct 1

    Turning someone in bed without hurting either of you

    Why and how often to change position, setting the bed flat and at the right height, the shoulder-and-hip roll, lining up the body comfortably, and checking the skin each time. Read in an AI voice. The full note, with its sources: https://hvhh.ai/rounds/turning-someone-in-bed/

  4. Oct 1

    Giving a bed bath at home

    How to bathe someone who can’t leave the bed: supplies, warm water around 106°F, privacy and warmth, washing face to feet, front to back, no-rinse cloths, and checking the skin. Read in an AI voice. The full note, with its sources: https://hvhh.ai/rounds/giving-a-bed-bath/

  5. Oct 1

    Moving someone from a bed to a wheelchair safely

    A step-by-step pivot transfer for family caregivers: when you need a second person or a lift, setting up the chair, sitting up first, the gait belt, protecting your back, and what to do if they start to fall. Read in an AI voice. The full note, with its sources: https://hvhh.ai/rounds/moving-someone-from-bed-to-wheelchair/

  6. Oct 1

    Job-protected leave to care for family in California (CFRA)

    The California Family Rights Act: up to 12 weeks of job-protected leave to care for a seriously ill family member, who qualifies, who counts as family including a designated person, health benefits during leave, and notice. Read in an AI voice. The full note, with its sources: https://hvhh.ai/rounds/job-protected-family-leave-cfra-california/

  7. Oct 1

    California Paid Family Leave for caregivers: pay while you care for someone

    How California Paid Family Leave works when a family member is seriously ill: up to 8 weeks of partial pay, who counts as family, the doctor’s certification, filing within 41 days, and why job protection is a separate law. Read in an AI voice. The full note, with its sources: https://hvhh.ai/rounds/paid-family-leave-for-caregivers-california/

  8. Oct 1

    In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS) in California: help with daily care at home

    What California’s IHSS program is, who can qualify through Medi-Cal, the kinds of help it pays for, whether a family member can be the paid caregiver, and how to apply through the county. Read in an AI voice. The full note, with its sources: https://hvhh.ai/rounds/ihss-in-home-supportive-services-california/

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Rounds is HealthView’s journal from the care continuum: what our clinicians and leaders are learning about home health, palliative care and hospice, written down with the sources for every number. The full text of every note, with its sources, is on the note’s page. HealthView has cared for families across Southern California since 1967.

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