u/SluntCrossinTheRoad

Keep seeing grooming gloves recommended. Do they actually work better than a regular brush or is it just marketing?

Thrilling news for the business and also the first time I have had to model out a working capital cycle deliberately. We front the cost of inventory and production well before any payment arrives and at these volumes that gap is significant. Would love to know what variables other people focused on when modeling a large wholesale account for the first time and whether there are approaches to the working capital gap that actually move the needle.

My mom is 78 with diabetes and a foot ulcer that has not healed in 4 months. Her wound care specialist strongly recommended hyperbaric therapy.
She lives with me and I am her primary caregiver. Planning how to manage sessions 5 times weekly. She uses a walker and the clinic is 30 minutes away. Working on the schedule now.
Has anyone here been a caregiver for an elderly person doing these treatments? What logistics strategies worked well for you? How did you organize the transportation and appointments?
Also interested in hearing how elderly patients tolerated the sessions. She has arthritis so comfort during sessions is something we are thinking about. The clinic said they can adjust positioning for comfort which is helpful.
The goal is to help her wound heal so we want to make this work well. Any caregiver experiences and tips would be appreciated as we get started.