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Ways to support a loved one with parkinson’s

One of the most important ways you can support a loved one living with Parkinson’s is to learn everything you…

Exercises to reduce swollen ankles in the elderly

Swollen ankles is a condition that affects people of all ages, especially the elderly. Here are a few exercises to…

Essential homecare supplies and where you can get them

Homecare supplies can include a first aid kit, wheelchairs, hospital beds, grab bars, compression stockings, clothing and reclining chairs. Read…

Ensuring brain health: the importance of mental stimulation

Mental stimulation can be classed as anything that exercises the brain. Read how important mental stimulation is for brain health…

Emergency respite care – planning for the unexpected

Sometimes emergency respite care is needed because you or a loved one is unexpectedly faced with an unanticipated care situation.…

Emergency care for dementia

When a person is living with dementia, it is crucial to try and ‘get into their world’ and try to…

Elderly care around the world

Each country has its own health and social care system, which means we have numerous examples available to us of…

Easter activities for the elderly

Our care experts have compiled some easter activities that are suitable for the elderly, ensuring you make a memorable holiday.…

Reminiscence therapy for dementia

The idea of reminiscence therapy for people living with dementia is to draw on memories that they can access and…

Rapidly progressive dementia: Things to know

Although there is no universally agreed definition for rapidly progressive dementia (RPD), it usually indicates a very fast cognitive decline.…