Care Advice
What is the osteoporosis T-score?
The T-score results from a special type of X-ray called a Dual Energy X-ray Absorptiometry (DEXA) which examines a person’s bone…
What are the main types of elderly stroke treatments?
Strokes can vary in type and treatment, and there are numerous treatments for the elderly to assist with health after…
Specialist shoes for the elderly
Specialist footwear can help you to maintain a relatively active lifestyle, which is beneficial for your health and can help…
How to help someone with dementia tell the time
Being unable to make sense of time is something that can happen quite early in a person’s dementia journey. Read…
Why do elderly people get dizzy?
The NHS describes dizziness as feeling lightheaded or off-balance. Dizziness in the elderly should be monitored to avoid any accidental…
Why do the elderly experience increased flatulence?
Do you find yourself passing wind more regularly? This article details the causes behind why you may be experiencing increased…
What are the qualities of a good carer?
While exceptional training can help to advance a carer’s skills, there are many qualities that a carer needs that can't…
Why do the elderly have trouble swallowing?
As we age our bodies start to slow down and become weaker, including our mouth muscles. The muscles used for…
What causes elderly skin bruising?
Skin bruising can be common with the elderly, but what causes it? Find out what to look out for can…
What is show timing in dementia patients?
Show timing is where people with dementia will put on a display of coherent behaviour then act confused and lost…