The 10 Demandments For Safe & Respectful Vascular Access Care
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by Emily Levy
5M ago
By Emily Levy and Matt Gibson, RN, CRNI®, VA-BC – President, Vascular Access Consulting In the world of healthcare, particularly for patients requiring vascular access, there are crucial guidelines that must be followed to ensure safety, efficacy, and respect. This blog was inspired by an AVA 2018 presentation titled Empowering Vascular Access Specialists: How to Better Inform Patients of Their Options When It Comes to Their Long-Term Care. In the presentations, patient advocate and co-founder of Mighty Well, Emily Levy, and vascular access nurse and CEO of Vascular Access Consulting, Matt Gib ..read more
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The Ultimate Guide to PICCs, the Video Series
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by Mighty Well
6M ago
This video series is created by Mighty Well in partnership with the Association for Vascular Access. Our mission? To empower patients living with vascular access. Mighty Well: Products and community for patients by patients, including PICC Line Covers. AVA: Community of healthcare professionals that supports and promotes the specialty of vascular access. Ultimate Guide to PICCs, The Video Series: Ep. 1 – What is a PICC and Who Needs One? In this video, you will learn what a PICC (Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter or PICC line as some patients call it) is, and who needs one. For the digit ..read more
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IgNS Virtual Patient 360 Meeting: Empowering Patients, Caregivers, and Healthcare Professionals 
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by Mighty Well
1y ago
If you or your loved one is receiving immunoglobulin therapy, you know the complexities and overwhelm of your diagnosis and treatment. Having access to the right resources and support can make all the difference. Attending the IgNS Virtual Patient 360 Conference, hosted by Immunoglobulin National Society (IgNS), is a fantastic way to empower yourself with the knowledge and tools needed to take charge of your healthcare journey.  The IgNS Patient 360 Conference is free to all patients and caregivers thanks to IgNS’ commitment to this community. This year’s virtual conference will be held o ..read more
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Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month: 5 Facts You Should Know
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by Mighty Well
1y ago
March is Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month – intending to raise awareness of this unpredictable and currently incurable central nervous system disease. To raise awareness, we’ve compiled five facts you should know about MS and how to bring awareness.  #1: Nearly 1 million Americans will be diagnosed with MS. The National MS Society funded a prevalence study to understand the scope of people living with MS and to help get a better understanding of their needs.⁠ Once completed, the National MS Society realized the actual number of people diagnosed with MS was more than double the estimate ..read more
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TPN vs. PPN: What is the difference? Navigating Parenteral Nutrition  
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by Mighty Well
1y ago
Parenteral nutrition is a form of nutrition support that delivers nutrients directly into the bloodstream. This type of nutrition supports patients who cannot obtain adequate nutrition through the digestive tract. Parenteral nutrition can provide all of the nutrients a person needs or can be used to supplement the nutrients that a person can obtain from other sources, such as solid or blended food.  Two critical factors to consider about parenteral nutrition include understanding what nutrients it provides and how parenteral nutrition is delivered, which we will review below:  There ..read more
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The Ultimate Guide to FSA/HSA Spending Accounts
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by Emily Levy
2y ago
At Mighty Well, our goal is to make our products accessible to our community. That is why we accept Flexible Spending Account (FSA) dollars to purchase Mighty Well products! For those who have FSA/HSA benefits, you use it just as you would a credit card at checkout. If you’d rather use your regular credit card, you can email us for an itemized receipt to file a claim. Check with your family’s primary insurance holder to see if you have this benefit. It is important to note that your insurance plan/provider determines reimbursements. While most Mighty Well products are eligible, your insurance ..read more
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Gift Ideas For Chronic Illness Warriors & Friends in the Fight
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by Maria del Mar Gomez
2y ago
From new PICC patients, chronic illness warriors on the go, and all the Friends in the Fight in between, we’ve got the perfect gifts for everyone this holiday season. Whether you are looking for a comforting present for a sick friend, someone who’s homebound, or a care package for a sick mom – pick one or more of our functional AND thoughtful gift ideas for chronic illness warriors. For the new PICC Patient: Protection at its finest – gift everything they need to protect their PICC Line. P.S.: PICCs can be hard to cover and protect, and they can not get wet! This pack will help with both and ..read more
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How I Pack My IV Infusion Backpack
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by Jordyn C.
2y ago
Hi! My name is Jordyn, and you may have seen me on Mighty Well’s social channels (here I am when I had a PICC Line.)  I’m 21 and suffer from POTs, Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, gastroparesis, hypoglycemia, and MCAS. I document my medical journey on Social Media Via TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube!  Ditching the IV Pole I currently use Mighty Well’s Fluid Motion Backpack, which has given me so much freedom. I usually am hooked up for my IV infusion between 8 to 12 hours daily through my Hickman line ( a central line catheter similar to a PICC line but placed on your chest.) Having to stay co ..read more
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15 Things to Consider When Living With an Implanted Port
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by Emily Levy
2y ago
In the fourth installment of our port series, I’ll explain a few personal tips, essential considerations when having a port, and a few complications to watch out for.  First: a few personal tips from me After your port is placed, you will get a manufacturer’s information card. Keep this in a safe place! This card has information about your port, so make sure to keep it on you at all times. I would store mine in my Self Care Case or wallet. There are many types of ports available. Know which kind you have. For example, I had a Medcomp Dignity Port that was compatible with CT scans. I sugg ..read more
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Choosing the Best Virtual Data Bedroom
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by Mia Johnson
2y ago
When choosing a virtual info room, there are plenty of factors to consider. Some pick a data area based on cost, while others are definitely concerned with the quality of the service. Owners need to remember that the right info room is vital for fostering teamwork and maintaining level of privacy and data security. As well, high prices do not automatically indicate top-quality services. Brainloop: Brainloop provides enterprise-grade to safeguard sensitive info, an automated get together calendar, guidelines to designate representatives, and two-factor portable authentication. Netfiles Dataroom ..read more
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