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What makes a good carer?

Posted 18 Jan 2024

What makes a good carer?

If you or your loved ones have decided that you could benefit from home care, you might be wondering about the qualities you should be looking for in a carer. A carer is often responsible for the well-being and safety
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Stoma care at home

Posted 17 Jan 2024

Stoma care at home

The Good Care Group has provided award-winning, CQC-rated ‘Outstanding’ specialist care services across the UK for over 10 years. Our stoma care is designed to help you live a purposeful and meaningful life in your own home whilst providing the
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How live-in care supports older people living with pets

Posted 17 Jan 2024

How live-in care supports older people living with pets

As January is walk your dog month, it is a great way to kick-off the year by establishing healthy habits for both you and your furry companion. At The Good Care Group, our live-in care service enables older people to
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The cost of complex care

Posted 05 Jan 2024

The cost of complex care

We recognise how stressful it can be organising care for your loved one, especially if you are considering specialist complex care for a health condition. We keep our costs as simple and transparent as possible to help families plan for
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What are the signs and symptoms of dementia?

Posted 05 Jan 2024

What are the signs and symptoms of dementia?

Dementia itself is not a disease. Dementia is the name given to a collection of symptoms affecting memory, thinking and social abilities. These symptoms are the result of progressive damage to the brain brought on by one or more different
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What should you not say to someone with dementia?

Posted 05 Jan 2024

What should you not say to someone with dementia?

Speaking with a family member or friend living with dementia can present significant communication challenges. When your loved one is feeling confused or anxious, the last thing you want to do is say something that could upset them further. While
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The cost of intermediate care

Posted 05 Jan 2024

The cost of intermediate care

If you are rehabilitating or recovering after an acute illness, surgery or injury, intermediate care at home can provide the support you need to get back on your feet in the place you love best – your own home. For
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What is home care?

Posted 03 Jan 2024

What is home care?

Home care is a flexible support service that allows you to receive the bespoke support you need when you need it – all from the comfort of your own home. Have you ever felt that you could benefit from an
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How to support someone with dementia this Christmas

Posted 05 Dec 2023

How to support someone with dementia this Christmas

Make the festive season inclusive for the whole family by taking simple steps to ensure loved ones with dementia enjoy Christmas too. Christmas is a lonely time for many older people. And, with a condition like dementia, older people can
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The cost of companionship care

Posted 02 Nov 2023

The cost of companionship care

According to Age UK, there are 1.4 million lonely older people in England and many more across the rest of the UK. As we get older, the loss of a spouse, health conditions, mobility issues or simply living far away
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