Support for families
Gabay sa Caregiver
Practical support para sa family members at caregivers ng dialysis at kidney patients—without replacing the patient’s doctor, dialysis team or transplant team.
Practical caregiver guides
Ano ang kailangan ninyo ngayon?
Paghahanda sa dialysis day
Practical support before and after treatment
Simple ways a caregiver can help with schedules, transport, questions and comfort without taking over the patient’s treatment decisions.
Open guide →Bantayan ang dialysis access
Fistula, graft at catheter warning signs
What caregivers can notice around a dialysis access and which changes should be reported promptly.
Open guide →Kapag mahina pagkatapos ng dialysis
Cramps, dizziness, nausea and fatigue
How a caregiver can observe symptoms after treatment and help the patient communicate useful details to the dialysis team.
Open guide →Medicines, labs at appointments
Organising care without changing the treatment plan
A practical caregiver system for medicine lists, refill questions, laboratory schedules and clinic appointments.
Open guide →Tulong sa assistance paperwork
PhilHealth, DSWD, PCSO and Malasakit
How a caregiver can organise documents and questions for financial-assistance applications without assuming approval or coverage.
Open guide →Kapag napapagod na ang caregiver
Burnout, boundaries and asking for help
Caregiving can become physically and emotionally draining. Recognising overload early makes it easier to ask for practical support.
Open guide →Community support
Read caregiver and family experiences
Community stories can be useful for practical ideas, but they are not medical advice.
Browse community →Need an explanation?
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