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Personal alarms that use a telephone landline may be affected. Find out how we can help you prepare for the switchover.
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Taking Care Safe Home Alert provides Anne's family with resssurance she is OK when they cannot be with her.
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James lives 600 miles away from his elderly mum but uses an innovative solution to monitor her care and wellbeing.
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Use our guide to help you choose the best mobile phone for your elderly loved ones.

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How to plan for the future when a loved one receives an early stages of dementia diagnosis.
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Stay safe this summer with these easy to follow suggestions.
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Choosing the right care solution for a loved one can be daunting. Here are a few questions to help you choose between the options.
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Around 50% of over 80s will fall at least once a year so knowing how to lift someone safely is important.
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The Royal British Legion are celebrating 100 years of supporting veterans and the Armed Forces and we're sponsoring their centenary cook book.
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We reflect on how technology has made a huge difference to families and their elderly relatives over the last year.
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Calculate your parents' risk score and receive personalised care recommendations based on an assessment of their needs.
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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.
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If you are wondering what a pulse oximeter is and whether you should have one, this short guide will answer your questions.
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Physiotherapist Nancy Farmer offers expert advice for older adults on how to stay active and why it’s so important.

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Falling down can be a bit of a shock, for observers and the older person. Find out how to help them back up when they’re fallen.
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Exercise has so many benefits, but what are its benefits for older adults, particularly those over the age of 60?
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We're delighted to announce the launch of Taking Care Anywhere, our newest personal alarm and one of the most advanced personal alarm solutions available today.
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Fitness trackers can be useful to anyone, no matter their age or fitness levels. They can provide information around your heart rate, blood pressure and more.
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Are you worried about your elderly parents? Are you unsure what care options and support are available?
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The thought of living alone can be a daunting one, but there are ways you can live alone and be happy.
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There are numerous alarms that you could use in your home to keep both you and your belongings safe.
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Find out what a digital GSM alarm system is and the benefits over a traditional analogue personal alarm system.
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Bruises can not only hurt but may look unappealing too. There are a few ways you can reduce bruising and treat the injury.
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Worried how to get help when on your own? A panic button can be used by the elderly to quickly get help in an emergency.
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Lynn's Mum was able to call for help using her personal alarm during the Coronavirus lockdown.
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Taking Care, providers of the life-saving 24/7 personal alarm system, have teamed up with CPR to add the award winning GPS enabled Guardian Watch II to their monitored product offering.
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To mark Volunteer Week, we sharing volunteering our staff do for Dementia Friends.
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Age UK has launched a £10 million Emergency Coronavirus Appeal to support the elderly through the pandemic. We are delighted to announce Taking Care are donating £100,000 to the appeal.
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Carer’s Allowance is the main welfare benefit that helps carers. Even if you don’t think of yourself as a carer, you may still be able to claim it.
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Many of us have heard of a power of attorney but do not fully understand what it is or whether we should have one. This useful guide will help you understand more.
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John has Alzheimer’s disease and uses his GPS personal alarm to live independently. Taking Care used the GPS to find John when he went missing.
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Tricia is 52 years old and has multiple sclerosis, a neurological condition. Taking Care’s personal alarm service means she can live safely and independently and continue with her studies.
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We are delighted to be working with the Exeter Dementia Action Alliance as we take another step towards being recognised as a ‘Dementia-Friendly’ organisation.
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Val was sceptical about getting a fall alarm, until she needed to get help in an emergency. Now she loves her Taking Care personal alarm service.
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For the elderly, the dangers from the cold are well known. But when the temperature goes up, it’s easy to forget there are just as many health risks. Read our advice for the elderly in hot weather.
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When you press the emergency button on your personal alarm, it quickly calls one of our monitoring centres in the UK. Learn more about how your personal alarm service works and what happens in an emergency.
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Joan uses her personal alarm to live independently in her own home. Read how it helped her remain independent and get help in a fall.
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Chichester Careline will join Taking Care as the company expands it telecare services.
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Discover the truth behind common misconceptions about personal alarms and how they provide 24/7 safety and peace of mind.

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For many of us, grandparents are the family’s anchor. So if you have grandparents in your life, take a minute to appreciate them.
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It's hard to know what you can do to keep your loved ones safe in their home if they have dementia. We look at some small steps you can take as a start.
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Learn how telecare can help you remain independent at home with remote technology enabled care such as personal alarms and home adaptations
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Lots of studies show that volunteering is one of the best things you can do for your wellbeing. It doesn’t matter how old you are.
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Staff at Taking Care went the extra mile to keep the 24 hour personal alarm service running to support thousands of vulnerable people across the UK when snow storms and extreme weather battered the UK.
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Learn how you can manage your medications and prescriptions and worry less about getting the right medication, dosages and side effects.
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If someone you’re close to feels lonely, it can be difficult to know what to do or say. Read how you can tackle loneliness in elderly relatives.
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It’s difficult to talk to ageing parents about elderly care and their future plans. Read our tips for talking to elderly parents about care and support.
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