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Choosing a home care agency: What’s the difference?

Posted 07 Nov 2019

Choosing a home care agency: What’s the difference?

Use these five factors when choosing a home care provider to ensure you select the option that’s right for you or your loved one’s needs. Choosing a home care provider is one of the most important decisions you’ll make for
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What can we learn from UN’s International Day of older persons?

Posted 07 Nov 2019

What can we learn from UN’s International Day of older persons?

Find out all about the message behind the UN’s International Day of Older Persons and the many important roles older people play in society today. October 1st marked the United Nations’ (UN) annual International Day of Older Persons. In honour
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Sensory stimulation for elderly people: how to get started

Posted 07 Nov 2019

Sensory stimulation for elderly people: how to get started

Sensory stimulation for elderly people is really important. Find out how to get started with our brand new blog. Sensory stimulation for elderly people can help keep your loved one engaged and improve his or her overall quality of life.
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A national survey for young onset dementia

Posted 07 Nov 2019

A national survey for young onset dementia

Research study – The Angela Project: Improving diagnosis and post-diagnostic support for younger people with dementia, families and supporters. Research study – The Angela Project: Improving diagnosis and post-diagnostic support for younger people with dementia, families and supporters.  Please join
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Care sector news review September

Posted 07 Nov 2019

Care sector news review September

Find out all about the latest care sector news, including articles on care services, new medical research and awareness initiatives that relate to older people. Welcome back for the September edition of care sector news review. At the end of
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Why a daily elderly care routine is crucial

Posted 07 Nov 2019

Why a daily elderly care routine is crucial

Find out more about why a daily elderly care routine is so important for both the person receiving care and the caregiver themselves. Caring for a loved one requires a pragmatic approach, but establishing an elderly care routine can help
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Sight tests in your own home

Posted 07 Nov 2019

Sight tests in your own home

If you are eligible for a free NHS sight test but are unable to leave home unaccompanied because of physical or mental illness or disability, you may be entitled to an NHS-funded sight test at home Did you know? 2
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To hug or not to hug, that is the question

Posted 07 Nov 2019

To hug or not to hug, that is the question

There is nothing wrong with hugging a client or holding her or his hand, but there is a time and a place for everything. Affection is a natural part of life. From the moment we are born, we are held
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Helpful technology for older people

Posted 07 Nov 2019

Helpful technology for older people

Learn more about the types of technology for older people that could have a beneficial impact on your loved one’s quality of life. Technology for older people can be a helpful resource that improves quality of life and connection with
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7 reasons why live-in care is best for your loved one

Posted 07 Nov 2019

7 reasons why live-in care is best for your loved one

Info-graphic that explains why live-in care is a great alternative to other types of care provision. For immediate release 7 reasons why live-in care is best for your loved one The info-graphic explains why live-in care is great alternative to
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