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Understanding and improving nutrition for the elderly

Posted 04 Jun 2021

Understanding and improving nutrition for the elderly

Nutritional needs change as we age for a number of reasons. Here’s our advice for tailoring nutritional intake to the needs of the elderly. Nutritional needs change as we age for a number of reasons: some are related to the
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6 Top Tips for Staying Safe and Healthy this Winter

Posted 18 Jan 2021

6 Top Tips for Staying Safe and Healthy this Winter

Keep warm Cold bodies don’t work as well. Wear layers so you can adjust your body heat to suit the environment. Be careful of trailing scarves, wraps or long dressing gowns as they may cause you to trip. If you
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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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The benefits of returning home from a care home

Posted 18 Nov 2020

The benefits of returning home from a care home

Live-in care is the safer option The recent pandemic has highlighted the potential risk that care home settings pose to elderly residents.  At The Good Care Group we are always looking for opportunities to improve our clients quality of life
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What to consider when planning your discharge from hospital?

Posted 01 Oct 2020

What to consider when planning your discharge from hospital?

Planning your own or a loved one’s discharge from hospital is essential to help facilitate a speedier recovery at home. Continuing recovery in the comfort of your own home, instead of going into respite care, also reduces the risk of
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Care funding

Posted 16 Jul 2020

Care funding

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Care in later life. Should you stay or should you go?

Posted 09 Mar 2020

Care in later life. Should you stay or should you go?

How to decide whether life in a care home is the best choice, or whether live-in care has more to offer. Making the difficult choice between live-in care and a care home There was a time, not so long ago,
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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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Overcoming age-related high cholesterol

Posted 11 Nov 2019

Overcoming age-related high cholesterol

High levels of low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol are common among older people, and can lead to a range of serious health conditions High levels of low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol are common among older people, and can lead to a range
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Over 90% of strokes occur in the elderly: what are the risk factors?

Posted 11 Nov 2019

Over 90% of strokes occur in the elderly: what are the risk factors?

Every five minutes, someone in the UK has a stroke. Even though strokes can happen to anyone at any time of life, most strokes occur in elderly people. Of the 130,000 people who have strokes in England and Wales each
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