Olivia Lebow

Have you or a loved one recently been told you'll need to begin dialysis? If so it may be a very scary time right now and you probably have a lot of questions. This tool box has everything you need to know about dialysis including what it is, how it works, what your options may be and how to prepare for dialysis. Plus - learners get to ask their own questions along the way.

After receiving a cancer diagnosis, patients and their families must decide on the correct treatment option, which should be made quickly in most cases. Patients often feel that they are making life or death decisions about their treatment without having the proper knowledge or resources about which treatment might be right for them. Although oncologists are experts in the field, patients have the right to make their own treatment decisions in collaboration with their doctors. This Aivio provides a resource for patients to obtain a basic understanding of the pros and cons of each treatment, especially what to expect and how to prepare.

Being diagnosed with a chronic illness can be a very difficult time for both the person experiencing the diagnosis and their loved ones. This Aivio explores how these events may impact mental health, how to recognize issues, and when and where to seek support.

Have you ever wondered what makes a good caregiver so special? Or how to avoid issues with caregivers and people who are supporting you or your loved one? This Aivio explores the relationship between patients and caregivers, and provides actionable advice for finding good caregiver support. Rich with resources, learners will get answers to their questions and better understand how and where to seek support.