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December 7, 2024 Personal alarms
Recommended alarms for disabled people
Disability alarms can promote independence, as well as being a lifeline in an emergency.
December 30, 2024 Company news
1.48 million alarm calls answered in 2024
Our Emergency Resolution Team continued their unwavering dedication in 2024 to keep personal alarm customers safe and supported.
November 13, 2024 Benefits and entitlements
Financial support and discounts for disabled adults
Georgina Colman explains the financial support available to people living with a disability and savings available from high-street brands.
Recent articles
Tips when planning holidays for the elderly in the UK
If you're planning a holiday, here are some things to consider to ensure you have the best possible break away.
Helping Denise live independently after a health scare
How a Taking Care personal alarm helped Denise remain independent after a health scare.
Money-saving tips for pensioners
The costs of living are increasing, making it more of a challenge to make ends meet. Read our money-saving tips for pensioners.
TakingCare launches industry-leading monitoring device with Artificial Intelligence
Taking Care Sense monitors daily routines, for less than the cost of a cup of coffee per week.
The use of TENS in managing Sciatica
Up to 40% of the UK population will suffer from Sciatica at some point. Dr Katie Stephens offers advice.
What do my blood oxygen levels mean?
Use the free online blood oxygen calculator to understand what your pulse oximeter reading means.
How to improve mobility in the over 60s
Many people experience mobility issues as they age, which can impact quality of life. View our tips to maintain and improve mobility in over 60s.
Why carers need care too
If you’re busy looking after an elderly mum or dad, you’re in good company. In the UK, more than six million of us provide some kind of care for family and friends.
Why is it harder to sleep when you get older?
Many people find that their sleep patterns or quality of sleep is affected as they get older. Read our tips for getting a more restful night's sleep.
Dealing with difficult dates after a bereavement
The National Bereavement Service has provided some sensitive advice on how to cope with bereavement and those painful reminders.