Dementia is a progressive condition that worsens over time. Some people deteriorate faster than others but the symptoms tend to be…
Activity Ideas for People Living With Dementia
Dementia is a diagnosis that can be difficult to accept and live with both for the affected patient as well as…
What services do dementia patients need?
Dementia affects nearly one million people in the UK at present and this number is expected to grow over the coming…
What do domiciliary care workers do?
In life, it happens to all of us that with age, we are no longer able to do the things that…
What is live-in care?
There comes a time in everyone’s life when our capacity to do the things we once did and enjoyed doing becomes…
Why is elderly care important?
Ageing is a sensitive topic for many. It involves certain changes that some may not be well-prepared for. These changes include…
Why is dementia care important?
Nearly one million people in the UK have dementia and these figures are expected to rise in the future – not
What does end of life care mean?
Thinking about the subject of death, dying and end of life in general are topics many people are uncomfortable with, but…
What are the main duties and responsibilities of a care worker?
Being a care worker is a responsible job as you’re dealing with people who need assistance with their day-to-day living needs….
What is domiciliary care?
Disruptions in our lives can have a profound effect on us. At the very least they can cause stress and tension,…
What is respite care?
Looking after an ageing, ill or disabled person can take its toll on the main or primary carer of that person….
What are the advantages of in-home care?
A natural part of the ageing process involves inhibited abilities to do things we once could with ease. Whether due to…
What is dementia care?
Although dementia is not considered a disease in itself, and it is caused by various other diseases, it is an all-encompassing…
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