Pediatrics

A letter of medical necessity is a formal document a licensed healthcare provider writes to explain why a specific treatment, product, or service is needed to treat a medical condition.

If you’re a parent to a child with special needs, your insurance or Medicaid plan may cover the cost of their car seat. Find out how.

Wondering why your pee is an unusual color or what it could mean? These different colors could indicate different issues. Learn what’s normal and what isn’t.

America’s care system runs on unpaid caregiving. Data from our 2026 Caregivers in Crisis survey shows why simple, reliable family caregiver support can’t wait.

In America, being a family caregiver is hard, but for the wrong reasons. Our 2026 Caregivers in Crisis survey reveals the leading cause of caregiver stress.

 For millions of Americans balancing work and caregiving responsibilities, many face the choice between their job and caring for a loved one. Read their stories.

Data from Aeroflow Urology’s 2026 Caregivers in Crisis survey of 1,144 U.S. adults reveals how care costs and support gaps are systemically failing families.

It can’t wait. The U.S. is in dire need of a national public bathroom map. Learn how toilet mapping matters for people with bladder and digestive conditions.

Your child may qualify for Medicaid even if you make too much. Learn how to check whether your child is eligible for Medicaid or other coverage, such as CHIP.

Did you know you could receive free Boundless by Cuties diapers in size 8 with Medicaid or insurance? See if your child qualifies — fill out our form.