Archive: September 2026

What Respiratory Therapists Want Families to Know Before Cold and Flu Season

Cold and flu season brings familiar advice: wash your hands, limit exposure when possible, and stay current with recommended vaccinations. Those steps matter. But for families caring for someone who relies on respiratory support at home, being prepared goes beyond a seasonal checklist.From an RRT’s perspective, some of the most important parts

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Building Confidence as a Caregiver: Learning to Manage a Child’s Respiratory Equipment at Home

Learn how pediatric respiratory equipment training, hands-on practice, written routines, and ongoing support can help caregivers build confidence.

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The First 30 Days Home: What Families Can Expect After a Child Is Discharged with Respiratory Equipment

Learn what families may expect during the first 30 days after bringing a child home with respiratory equipment, from discharge to daily routines.

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How to Prepare for Cold and Flu Season If You Have COPD, Asthma, or Use Oxygen at Home

Prepare for cold and flu season with COPD, asthma, or home oxygen using practical tips for vaccines, supplies, equipment checks, and symptom tracking.

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