The company’s platform includes modules on toileting, transferring and bathing a family member. The content covers at-home caregiving for patients with Alzheimer’s, dementia, developmental disabilities, heart disease, diabetes, recent strokes and more.
The platform is currently available in 29 states, according to a Nov. 2 Trualta news release.
“We know that our online content and modules will be extremely valuable for caregivers suffering from burnout, anxiety and isolation, especially at this point in the pandemic,” Trualta CEO Jonathan Davis said.
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