Care Advice
Everything You Need To Know
Care Advice and Information
The Healthcare Industry is dedicated to providing a warm and caring environment for seniors, particularly those who need help with their daily routines such as bathing, dressing, eating, and mobility.
Making the decision between care homes or live-in care can be a challenging and emotional journey.
It is important to note that young people can also require care, whether it be due to a medical condition, disability, or other reasons, and they deserve access to the same quality of care and support as older adults.
We understand that the process of selecting the right care, finding a budget, or providing care on your own can be overwhelming.
That’s why we have gathered a wealth of resources to help guide you through the process and make informed decisions about the health needs of your loved one. Our goal is to assist you in finding primary care providers who will provide compassionate and individualised care.
We are here to support you and your loved one through every step of the journey, and this page serves as a source of comfort and guidance to help you navigate the complexities of caring for your loved one. We hope to offer you the understanding and resources necessary to overcome any obstacles and challenges along the way.
Types of Home Care Services
Advice for individuals who are caring for a loved one at home, including their friends and relatives.
What to expect when you start receiving home care
Home care is a service provided by professionals who visit your home regularly to provide assistance with activities...
What is live-in care?
Live-In Care is a type of service that allows you to hire a professional caregiver to come into your home and provide...
Respite Care
Caregiving is a challenging task that requires a lot of time and effort. There are many different types of caregivers...
Receiving Palliative and End-of-Life Care at Home
It's a common misconception that you have to stay or go into hospital...
Paying for Care
All the information you need to pay for care. Learn how much home care and long-term support will cost, what benefits you are eligible for, and financing suggestions.
Paying for care at home: The Full Guide
Paying for elderly care varies. Much depends on your level of need and your assets. Our detailed guide reveals...
How to claim Attendance Allowance
(AA) Attendance Allowance is a benefit for people at or above the State Pension age...
How to Avoid Selling your House to Pay for Care
For most people, the prospect of needing long-term care in old age is something that happens far away – perhaps 20 or 30 years...
Personal Independence Payment (PIP), rates and eligibility
Personal Independence Payment (PIP), is to provide extra financial assistance for people with long-term health...
Young Carers & Carer Grants
Young carers are people aged 25 and under who provide unpaid care to a person who needs it. The vulnerable...
Mental Health
Help with supporting your mental health, identifying any signs of difficulty, and obtaining the support you require.
Mental Health Care Services at Home
Mental healthcare is a vital service provided by trained professionals to help those suffering from mental illnesses...
Eating Disorders in Older Adults
It's normal for elderly people to lose some of their appetite. Physical causes of this can include health issues and a...
Depression symptoms: Signs of Mental Illness
Mental illnesses are not always obvious. Some mental health conditions often appear slowly and gradually, making...
Disability Care
Suggestions and assistance for family members of people with physical or intellectual disabilities.
Non-visible disabilities: Living with an invisible disability
Non-visible disabilities (also known as hidden, invisible disabilities, or non-visible impairment). They're defined...
Discounts for People Living with a Disability
You may be eligible to receive discounts or concessions if you have a disability. Whether that is a learning disability or a physical disability. You may...
Adult learning disabilities: Signs and symptoms
Sometimes, learning disabilities are not diagnosed in childhood. This can lead to a variety of problems later, including the inability to receive the support they...
What is a Physical Disability?
A physical disability refers to a serious and persistent condition that affects a person's quality of life. Their ability to move, function, or be...
Dementia Advice
Advice for family members and people with dementia.
How can home care help people with dementia?
Home care services can provide personal assistance to people living at home who have dementia...
What Is Dementia? Symptoms Types and Diagnosis
Dementia is a progressive brain disorder that causes problems with memory, language, behaviour, and other mental functions...
Top Ways to Care for Someone with Dementia
Dementia is a progressive disease that affects your brain. As the disease progresses, memory loss becomes more severe and other cognitive functions...
Can someone with Dementia Drive?
Having a Diagnosis of Dementia does not mean you have to give up your licence. But if you have been diagnosed with dementia, you...
Caring for Your Loved One
Advice for individuals who are caring for a loved one at home, including their friends and relatives.
How can we prevent elderly from falling?
Falls can cause serious health problems, especially for elderly people. As we age our bones and muscles become...
Advice for elderly loved ones in heatwave conditions: Care for them during the hot weather
It's crucial to be aware of how to keep your loved ones and...
