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Live-in care for the end-of-life

Posted 24 Jun 2024

Live-in care for the end-of-life

Caring for a loved one at the end of life is a deeply personal and emotional journey. At The Good Care Group, we understand the importance of providing compassionate and professional support during this challenging time. Our live-in care service
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Live-in care and our approach to dementia

Posted 06 May 2024

Live-in care and our approach to dementia

At The Good Care Group, we know how worrying and stressful it can be when faced with the reality that a loved one living with dementia or increasing memory loss is struggling to cope alone. Many families believe moving their
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Myths about live-in care

Posted 06 May 2024

Myths about live-in care

In recent years, live-in care has gained recognition as a flexible and compassionate alternative to traditional care settings for older adults and individuals with care needs. However, despite its growing popularity, several misconceptions and myths surrounding this form of care
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How live-in care supports hobbies and social engagements

Posted 06 May 2024

How live-in care supports hobbies and social engagements

Engaging in hobbies and social engagements is not only enjoyable but also essential for maintaining overall well-being at any age. These activities provide opportunities for mental stimulation, emotional fulfilment, and social connection, all of which contribute to a sense of
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Live-in care vs. 24-hour care

Posted 06 May 2024

Live-in care vs. 24-hour care

When it comes to ensuring the well-being of your loved ones, choosing the right type of care is paramount. Live-in care and 24-hour care are two options that provide round-the-clock support, but they differ in their approach and delivery. In
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Staying Hydrated with Homecare

Posted 10 Mar 2024

Staying Hydrated with Homecare

The Importance of Hydration in Dementia Hydration is vital for people of all ages, and is important for maintaining overall health and well-being. Drinking enough fluids ensures the optimal functioning of vital organs, aids digestion, regulates body temperature and supports
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Disabled access day: Making public spaces safer for older people

Posted 06 Mar 2024

Disabled access day: Making public spaces safer for older people

How does disabled access day support older people? Disabled access day encourages people with mobility issues to visit a new place or try a new experience they may have been unsure of previously. Developed to celebrate and encourage good disabled
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How to change care provider

Posted 06 Mar 2024

How to change care provider

Changing care providers is a significant decision that individuals and their families may face at different stages of their caregiving journey. Whether due to evolving care needs, dissatisfaction with current services, or a desire for a more tailored approach, understanding
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How to arrange waking night care

Posted 06 Mar 2024

How to arrange waking night care

If you or a loved one is living with complex care needs that require support throughout the night, waking night care can help. Waking night care is when a carer is present and awake during the night in your own
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How much is day care?

Posted 06 Mar 2024

How much is day care?

At The Good Care Group, we know through our experience in helping many families plan for the cost of receiving day care in their own homes, that care costs are a significant consideration. Our friendly and expert care advisors are
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