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September 14, 2023 Mental health and wellbeing
Tips for managing stress in the elderly
Stress can have a significant impact on physical and mental health. Read our tips to manage worry and distress.
September 18, 2023 Technology
Artificial Intelligence and Ageing
Does Artificial Intelligence perpetuate stereotypes around growing old? We investigated stereotypes in popular culture and AI.
September 6, 2023 Technology
Useful technology for elderly living alone in the UK
Technology can help by providing assistance with mobility, sight or hearing loss, and everyday living.
Recent articles
Ways to improve the quality of life for elderly parents
Gettting older doesn't have to mean doing crossword puzzles and watching TV!
Will my personal alarm still work after the digital telephone switchover?
Personal alarms that use a telephone landline may not work on the new digital system and some may need an adapter.
Providing care for elderly parents while you’re away or on holiday
Five practical ways to provide care for your parents whilst you enjoy a well earned break.
How will the digital switchover affect my personal alarm?
Personal alarms that use a telephone landline may be affected. Find out how we can help you prepare for the switchover.
Helping Ann live independently on return from hospital
Taking Care Safe Home Alert provides Anne's family with resssurance she is OK when they cannot be with her.
Helping James monitor his Mum's health and wellbeing remotely
James lives 600 miles away from his elderly mum but uses an innovative solution to monitor her care and wellbeing.
Choosing the best mobile phone for elderly people
Use our guide to help you choose the best mobile phone for your elderly loved ones.
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.