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May 1, 2024 Caring for elderly
Tips for balancing work and caregiving
We look at tips for juggling life, work and caregiving when an elderly loved one requires some support.
April 30, 2024 Lifestyle tips
The pros and cons of retirement villages
Moving into a retirement village is a lifestyle choice as well as a financial decision. These FAQs explain more.
May 15, 2024 Caring for elderly
Elderly care experts reveal simple gardening hacks that can help with dementia
From sensory gardens to seasonal flowers, elderly care experts share tips for dementia sufferers to enjoy the outdoors safely.
Recent articles
Early stages of dementia – planning for the future
How to plan for the future when a loved one receives an early stages of dementia diagnosis.
6 tips for enjoying staying safe in the summer weather
Stay safe this summer with these easy to follow suggestions.
Questions to ask when choosing care
Choosing the right care solution for a loved one can be daunting. Here are a few questions to help you choose between the options.
How to lift a fallen person
Around 50% of over 80s will fall at least once a year so knowing how to lift someone safely is important.
Royal British Legion celebrates 100 years of supporting the Armed Forces community
The Royal British Legion are celebrating 100 years of supporting veterans and the Armed Forces and we're sponsoring their centenary cook book.
Assistive technology devices for the elderly
We reflect on how technology has made a huge difference to families and their elderly relatives over the last year.
How to keep your older parents safe at home
Calculate your parents' risk score and receive personalised care recommendations based on an assessment of their needs.
The sandwich generation survival guide
A growing number of working people find themselves in the so called sandwich generation; caring for dependent children and for elderly relatives at the same time.
What is a pulse oximeter and should you have one?
If you are wondering what a pulse oximeter is and whether you should have one, this short guide will answer your questions.
How smart homes can help the elderly
How can you provide elderly care for someone living at home? Connected smart homes might be the answer.