Category: advice
Tips 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 […]
Read MoreHow to pay for respite care
Caring for someone they love is a role families will gladly take on. Despite the willingness to help the people in our lives, even the most dedicated carers need to […]
Read MoreRecognising and Addressing Elderly Care Needs During the Festive Season
The festive season is upon us, a time for twinkling lights, roaring fires, and most importantly, family. But amidst the flurry of gift wrapping and carolling, a quieter reality can […]
Read MoreDo You Have to Sell Your House to Pay for Care in the UK?
It’s no secret that accessing care support can be expensive. As the cost of living rises, it can be hard to find ways to ensure that your loved one can […]
Read MoreThe Importance of Sustainability in the Care Industry
Caring isn’t just about providing the highest quality of care to the families we work with. At Ashridge Home Care, we believe in the importance of caring for the environment […]
Read MoreThe Best Exercises for People With Parkinson’s Disease
Physical exercise can have transformative benefits for those dealing with Parkinson’s disease, helping them manage their symptoms and improve overall vitality. From targeted aerobic activities to strength training and balance-enhancing […]
Read MoreWhy Is a Minimum of a Two Hour Care Visit Beneficial?
At Ashridge Home Care we pride ourselves on our commitment to our clients. One of the aspects of our service is ensuring that our visiting care has a criteria that […]
Read MoreAre You a Live-In Carer and Unhappy With Your Current Employer?
At Ashridge we are very confident in how we look after our carers, however we know from what our new recruits tell us that this is not the experience of […]
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