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CaringEdge of Minot, North Dakota, is committed to providing outstanding Home Health, Hospice, and Outpatient Therapy services. Our experienced team of healthcare professionals offers personalized care tailored to meet the unique needs of each patient. Whether you require skilled nursing at home, compassionate hospice care, or specialized outpatient therapy, we are here to support you. At CaringEdge of Minot, we prioritize your health and well-being, working closely with you and your healthcare providers to create comprehensive care plans that enhance your quality of life. Trust us to deliver exceptional care with empathy and expertise in Minot and the surrounding communities.

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Staying Strong is Anything BUT Spooky!

Remember to stock up on all things sweet this month for the trick-or-treaters, but even better, let’s celebrate the devoted professionals who help us move better, feel stronger, and live healthier—it’s Physical Therapy Month, too! Physical therapists play a...

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Live Better at Home with COPD

Many of us take for granted the simple things in life. Our body’s basic abilities, like being able to see, hear, and breathe, are gifts we don’t often celebrate until they’re compromised. COPD, “Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease,” impacts nearly 16 million...

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10 Ways to Celebrate Healthy Aging Month

September is here. It’s time to prepare for a new season with cooler temperatures, and don’t forget to celebrate Healthy Aging Month! While genetics play a factor in our health, our choices and lifestyle do, too. When retirement closes the door to busy schedules...

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One Fall Can Change It All!

Ahh, it’s almost time to tackle the fall to-do list. Have you made yours yet? Some lists are as simple as washing a few windows, whereas others might entail raking the yard, bagging leaves, leaves, and more leaves (the week after, more again). As you prepare for...

The Right Dose is the Safe Dose

How do we get from eating an apple a day to keep the doctor away to needing a pill organizer for all of our medications so quickly? “Someday” comes faster than we anticipate! To combat pain and the effects of aging, multiple prescriptions, along with...

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I’m Not Ready for That!

We all await milestones in our younger years, like getting a driver’s license or graduating high school. Those are exciting times, but later in life, we can become overwhelmed or perhaps even dread what aging may have in store for us. The good news is that aging...

Healthcare at Home Helps You Stay YOU!

July is meant for the social butterflies! From Family Reunion and Picnic Month to Social Wellness Month, it’s time for those who like to visit to shine. What do social events have in common with home health, outpatient therapy, or hospice services? Staying social...

Home Health Can Offer Hope for Alzheimer’s

June brings us the longest day of the year, the one with the most light. The Alzheimer's Association honors The Longest Day to raise awareness and funds in the fight against Alzheimer's disease. Across the globe, there are 55 million people diagnosed with...

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Safety Tips for the Outdoors this Summer

Summer months are so enjoyable and precious that most people want to soak up every second of the beautiful rays. It’s important to make memories while the weather is nice, but having some sense of safety before spending time outside can help you enjoy the season!...

These Boots Are Made for… Walking Month!

May is National Walking Month. It seems like a fitting time to celebrate because it’s also Nurse’s Month, and no one gets their daily steps in like a nurse on the go! Getting plenty of exercise and hitting step goals can seem easy while we’re feeling our best, but...