Dehydration

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.

Are you taking care of someone with an intellectual disability? If so, avoid the emergency room for these health issues and instead get care delivered.

Dehydration can severely affect your bodily functions—cognitive and physical. So it's important to know how to stay hydrated.

Notice that bedside water bottle’s been full all day? Keep a lookout for these signs of dehydration in the elderly before health complications arise.

Dehydration is an ongoing threat for seniors with Alzheimer’s. Here are five strategies to keep your loved one hydrated and healthy.

Dehydration is a major problem among our senior population, and can be quite serious. Don’t call an ambulance. Instead, call DispatchHealth.

Our bodies are made up of mostly water, so when we don’t have enough, it can cause all kinds of problems. Click here for the effects of dehydration on seniors!

Food poisoning is ridiculously common, and can strike anyone at any time. DispatchHealth can help you feel better faster by bringing care to your home.

Learn what to do for dehydration to keep it from progressing, and what to do if you find yourself severely dehydrated and in need of medical care.