Category: advice
Can I Remove My Mum/Dad from a Care Home?
Want to remove your parent from a care home? Whether due to inadequate care, rising costs, or your loved one’s unhappiness, moving a family member out of a care home […]
Read More6 Signs of Loneliness in Elderly Parents and How to Help
According to AGE UK, 1 in 14 people over the age of 65+ experience loneliness. Even with the love and support of family, friends and four-legged company, people are struggling […]
Read MoreKeeping Loved Ones Safe: Health and Safety in Care Explained
When it comes to arranging care, safety is often the biggest concern for families. Whether considering a care home or live-in care, it’s important to weigh up the options carefully. […]
Read MoreWhat are the benefits of pets for older people?
Pets are treasured companions to people of all ages, but for older people especially, they can provide a vital source of companionship and comfort. Read on to find out more […]
Read MoreBenefits of Home Care for Young Adults With Disabilities
Home Care Isn’t Just for the Elderly… When most people think about home care, they picture support for older adults—help with shopping, medication, or companionship in later life. But what’s […]
Read MoreWhat Are the Options for Dementia and Alzheimer’s Care?
Dementia is a complex, progressive condition, so ensuring your loved one has access to the right care options is vital. Read on to find out what types of dementia and […]
Read MoreA guide to funding elderly care at home
If you or someone you care about is beginning to need extra support, you may be wondering how to finance the additional care required for them to lead a happy […]
Read MoreTips for communicating with someone living with dementia
Dementia can be extremely difficult for both the individual and their families to navigate. As a person’s condition worsens, communication can become more difficult. Thankfully, there are ways that you […]
Read MoreThe Benefits of Social Interactions for Elderly People
Loneliness is an epidemic that disproportionately affects the older people in our communities. Whilst family and friends can do everything in their power to ensure that their loved one’s emotional […]
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