Tips for Parents

While nearly everyone can benefit from receiving in-home healthcare, this option is especially helpful for those with autism. Find out why.

Learn what causes diarrhea in kids, how to treat it, and when you should seek medical care. For in-home treatment, call on DispatchHealth.

It’s one thing to suspect you have a UTI, but can you spot the signs that your child has one? DispatchHealth outlines what to watch out for.

Dehydration is incredibly dangerous and can be difficult to address in individuals with IDDs. The best treatment starts with prevention, and we’ve got the tips.

It’s what every parent wants to know: How can you differentiate COVID-19 from the common cold and flu? Learn what separates these illnesses.

Convincing your kids to wear face masks during the COVID crisis can be tricky, to say the least. Here are some tips for how to get them used to wearing masks.

Fighting your fever may be as simple as staying home! Learn ways you can reduce your fever at home and when you should call a doctor.

Pregnant during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic? You’re probably bursting with questions. DispatchHealth is here to help.

To support educational heroes and in honor of Teacher Appreciation Week, we’ve put together some health tips teachers can share with students.

Put your mind at ease and get an accurate and quick diagnosis from the comfort of home with a simple call to DispatchHealth.

Back to school for many kids also means back to germs. But smart parents know a shortcut to get pediatric care delivered on sick days: DispatchHealth.

Being a parent is hard. It seems like there’s never enough time in the day. Sound like you? Try out these simple hacks to make family life more efficient.

The life of a parent is stressful, busy, and often thankless. Make things a bit easier with these quick and easy delivery services.

We’ve got the details on the most common Halloween injuries, and how to prevent them. Keep your family safe by being aware of these hazards!

Asthma has no known cure. But there are things you can do to improve your little one’s condition and cut back on the frequency and severity of attacks.