Patients & Caregivers
Learn how, why, and when the Macy Catheter® might be relevant for you or for your loved one.
After seeing the Macy Catheter work and dealing with patients at end of life, it seems that the more dignified way, especially at home, is the Macy Catheter.
Paul
Registered Nurse – Fairbanks, Alaska
After seeing the Macy Catheter work and dealing with patients at end of life, it seems that the more dignified way, especially at home, is the Macy Catheter.
Paul
Registered Nurse – Fairbanks, Alaska
When should the Macy Catheter be considered as an option?
The rectal route of administration is ideal for rapid control of severe symptoms. This route is especially relevant when a patient has difficulty swallowing or when the oral route is otherwise compromised.
Symptoms may include:
Pain • Agitation • Shortness of breath • Fever • Seizures • Nausea and vomiting
A Macy Moment with Geraldine Wolfolk
Introducing the Macy Catheter to Patients & Caregivers
A Macy Moment with Geraldine Wolfolk
Introducing the Macy Catheter to Patients & Caregivers
Instructional Videos
Using the Macy Catheter
Using the LiquiPill
Featured Webinars
Learn more about post acute care from thought leaders in the industry.
Four Tools for Caregiver Well-Being During a Pandemic
Taking Care of the Professional Caregiver
Panelists Leann Thrapp, RN, BSN, MA–Vice President of Clinical Services at EveryStep–and Angela Snyder, RN, MSN, MHA, CHPN–Director of Quality Assurance at BAYADA Home Health Care–recognize the universal distress caused by both real and perceived dangers brought on by the pandemic. In this webinar, they provide strategies that both professional and lay caregivers can use to work toward self-compassion.
American Hospice Pioneer and award-winning Registered Nurse Barbara Karnes recognizes that end-of-life caregiving professionals face a set of unique challenges. In this webinar, she explains how caregivers can maintain a healthy and engaged personal life while amidst constant sadness. By attentively addressing their own needs, caregivers can create a fulfilling work environment.
Four Tools for Caregiver Well-Being During a Pandemic
Panelists Leann Thrapp, RN, BSN, MA–Vice President of Clinical Services at EveryStep–and Angela Snyder, RN, MSN, MHA, CHPN–Director of Quality Assurance at BAYADA Home Health Care–recognize the universal distress caused by both real and perceived dangers brought on by the pandemic. In this webinar, they provide strategies that both professional and lay caregivers can use to work toward self-compassion.
Taking Care of the Professional Caregiver
American Hospice Pioneer and award-winning Registered Nurse Barbara Karnes recognizes that end-of-life caregiving professionals face a set of unique challenges. In this webinar, she explains how caregivers can maintain a healthy and engaged personal life while amidst constant sadness. By attentively addressing their own needs, caregivers can create a fulfilling work environment.