Mobility, as you probably already know, refers to a person’s ability to move independently from one place to another. It includes walking and moving, changing and maintaining body position, carrying,…
If you are caring for an older person who refuses to take medication, it can be a challenging time. First and foremost, it is important to understand that they are…
Find out why you might need senior care in your later years, to help you regain the quality of life you deserve. Senior care is something that most of…
Your needs, the needs of the person you are caring for – how on earth do you balance those so neither feels neglected? Whether you are looking at self-employed…
Homecare for the elderly or live-in care, as it is also known, is where a qualified carer comes to live in a person's home so that they can provide help…
As we age our needs change especially when it comes to food – how much we can eat and what kinds of food we can cope with. The latest figures…
According to the Live-in Care Hub, one of the most common concerns for people considering applying for live-in care jobs is whether or not they will be entitled to time…
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…
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…
Being a carer is a rewarding and challenging career path that is sadly not for everyone. It’s certainly true that being a dementia carer brings with it even more challenges.…