Care Advice
5 summer activities for those with dementia
Summer activities for dementia patients are varied, so there’s bound to be something enjoyable for you or your loved one…
5 signs that it’s time to consider respite care
Respite care allows your family members or regular carer a much-needed break, whether for a few hours, days, or longer.…
10 steps to take when ageing parents need help
It’s not easy seeing your parents growing older and having a conversation about them getting home care, so here are…
What are some dementia friendly colours?
Colours are often overlooked in the bigger picture of living well with dementia, but it turns out colours can affect…
What are arthritis nodules?
Arthritis nodules are firm lumps of inflammatory tissue, varying in size, that can appear under the skin in people living…
Choosing end of life care for your family members
Choosing end-of-life care for family members is never going to be easy, after all, you’re contemplating life without them. Read…
The importance of personalised care plans in elderly home care
Having a personalised care plan is essential if your care is to proceed as you’d wish. Personalised care plans mean…
The importance of having a nursing care plan
Discover the importance of using a nursing care plan with Helping Hands. Learn how these plans can aid and benchmark…
Clever ways to make your home elderly-friendly
The elderly can receive support on a live-in basis in their own home. Here are a few tips to prepare…
Caring for someone with dementia
Caring for someone with dementia at home can be the very best thing for their wellbeing. Find out the best…