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Understanding the benefits and limitations of different care options

Posted 14 Jan 2021

Understanding the benefits and limitations of different care options

There are many different options when planning care and the industry can be a minefield when deciding which care would be best for you or a loved one. Here we outline the benefits and limitations between the three main options;
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14 Packing Tips For Carers Coming To The UK

Posted 17 Dec 2020

14 Packing Tips For Carers Coming To The UK

1. Make a list Worried you may forget something essential? Create a list of everything you will need and check items off as you pack. This will ensure all essential items are in your bag and ready to go. 2.
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1 million families sell their homes to fund residential care

Posted 16 Mar 2020

1 million families sell their homes to fund residential care

According to the insurance company NFU Mutual, which polled individual families asking them about their experiences of paying for the residential care of elderly family members, over 1 million families have to sell their homes in order to pay for
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Report: Self-funded elderly care needs better support

Posted 09 Mar 2020

Report: Self-funded elderly care needs better support

A new report by the Local Government Information Unit (LGiU) on social care has highlighted a need for councils to provide better support for self-funded elderly care. A new report by the Local Government Information Unit (LGiU) on social care has highlighted
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G8 pledge dementia cure or treatment by 2025

Posted 09 Mar 2020

G8 pledge dementia cure or treatment by 2025

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Free personal care for dementia sufferers, regardless of age

Posted 09 Mar 2020

Free personal care for dementia sufferers, regardless of age

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How to tell people about a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s

Posted 09 Mar 2020

How to tell people about a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s

By speaking to your family, friends and employer about your Alzheimer’s diagnosis, you can prepare for the future Receiving a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease is a difficult time for anyone. This condition – the most common form of dementia –
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Ways to keep fit in later life

Posted 11 Nov 2019

Ways to keep fit in later life

It’s never too late to get into shape – in fact, the advantages of fitness are often more apparent in later life. Ageing increases the risk of developing health conditions as our bodies begin to slow down. Without actively maintaining
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Making the decision to choose home care

Posted 11 Nov 2019

Making the decision to choose home care

Choosing home care can seem like a daunting task. Not only is there a lot of information to process but it can be a very emotional time for all involved. The decision to enlist the services of a home care
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Live in care: what qualifications and training should I look for?

Posted 11 Nov 2019

Live in care: what qualifications and training should I look for?

When you are in the process of choosing which live-in care provider you will use (either for yourself or for a relative), it is important to understand the level of training received by your professional carer and the qualifications held.
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