Many adult Americans, most often the elderly, may need some assistance with their healthcare and everyday life at home. If these patients are not in a hospital or nursing home, then they are living in their own residence, and may need some care. An adult guardian, such as an elderly citizen’s adult children, may help provide elder care solutions at home. These care guardians can go a long way toward making a patient’s everyday life more comfortable, safe, and dignified, and patient care advocacy is a large field today. Such care guardians may be necessary for an elderly citizen with dementia, or perhaps patient care advocates are working with a hospital patient who just got back home after surgery. Even after a patient is released from a hospital, they may need some care guardians around to help, and this care can take any number of forms. What might care guardians do for a patient with a ba
