Lifestyle tips
Get expert tips for leading a healthy lifestyle in later life. Stay active, socialise, pay attention to mental wellbeing, and eat a balanced diet to thrive and enjoy life's precious moments.
Find love later in life with our guide on finding new relationships and introducing a partner to adult children.
Moving into a retirement village is a lifestyle choice as well as a financial decision. These FAQs explain more.
This guide discusses the pros and cons of downsizing, and the financial, emotional and legal steps to consider.
What are the considerations when getting divorced in later life and how can you navigate the legal and financial aspects?
Electric wheelchairs and mobility scooters can help those with disabilities or limited mobility stay independent.
We’ve put together a step-by-step guide to help you talk to your elderly loved ones about the benefits of having a personal alarm.
We all know the classic fairy tale princesses look, but what would they look like when they get older?
Mindfulness can benefit older adults. In this article, we look at mindfulness, its benefits, why older adults may find it helpful, and suggest beneficial activities.
Online shopping can be scary for the elderly, but it also has many advantages. It's essential to teach them how to stay safe and avoid scams. This article will explain the benefits of online shopping, how to spot fake websites, and how to reduce risks.
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Discover essential kitchen safety tips for elderly loved ones to minimise risks and create a safe and secure environment.
Our guide explains what the law says about driving in later life, with facts, statistics and advice.
Later life might bring changes in the daily routine of elderly loved ones. Read how you can help them cope with these changes.
Some everyday tasks can become more challenging in older years so we’ve compiled our top household tips.
Having a conversation with elderly relatives about making some changes to help keep them safe can be challenging.
Walking aids such as walking sticks, rollators and zimmer frames can greatly help your independence, if you choose the right model for you.
Get Your Falls Risk Score
Every 10 seconds, a loved one in the UK has a fall. Find out your risk score in 2 minutes.
Leisure and activities
Engaging in leisure activities is crucial for the overall wellbeing of older adults as it can alleviate stress, enhance sleep quality, and boost energy levels.
Mental health and wellbeing
As we age, it's important to prioritise mental health by staying connected, doing fun activities, and seeking professional help if needed, leading to a positive outlook on later life.
Seasonal advice
Discover ways to keep your elderly loved ones safe from extreme temperatures and seasonal changes. Learn how to keep them cool in the summer and warm in the winter with our advice and tips.
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Care and support
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Home safety
Modifying the home environment can prevent falls and ensure the safety of elderly loved ones. Our tips promote independence and peace of mind for both seniors and their families.
Technology
Technology can help older adults stay connected, active, and healthy, with devices like smartphones, voice assistants and smart-home technology.
Elderly care experts answer biggest questions about later life lifestyle
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Read Lynn's Story
Unfortunately my 89 year old mother lives on her own and fell in her bedroom. She has worn a Taking Care personal alarm for the past 4 years and was able to call for help immediately by pushing the alarm button she wears on her wrist.
Lynn's Mum was able to call for help using her personal alarm when she fell
Read James' Story
Even though my sister lives in the same village, I like the peace of mind that the app gives us when mama is alone.
James lives 600 miles away from his elderly mum but uses an innovative solution to monitor her care and wellbeing.