Is it OK to specify the gender of your carer?
Depending on the level and nature of the care that you or a loved one requires, you may find that you are more comfortable having a carer of the same…
Dealing with a parent’s objections to get a carer
Getting older isn’t easy and accepting that you need extra help and assistance is even harder. Many parents and elderly relatives will often voice objections when it is suggested that…
Looking for a live-in carer? Find Impartial Advice
It can be a big step to accept that you are no longer able to live completely independently. Perhaps you only foresee your care requirements being for a short time…
The difference that live-in care makes to quality of life
Being able to remain in your own home during your elderly years make a huge difference to the quality of life that you will experience. There are lots of ways…
Chronic Care: 4 Accessibility Innovations For Long-Term Patients
Patients who have suffered a permanent loss of mobility, as well as those whose movements may be restricted due to a long-term recovery process, are faced with many challenges. Access…
The Keys to Quality of Life in Home Care
As our loved and ones age, we desire that they age well and have the care we need to stay in our own homes as long as we can. No…