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As we grow older, our needs and abilities naturally change. Things that once came easily may now require extra effort. For example, poor eyesight or arthritis can make cooking difficult or even dangerous. Or perhaps it’s hard to make the weekly trip to the supermarket to pick up groceries.  That’s where we come in.  We…

Studies show that the number of spousal caregivers is growing. While supporting someone who is chronically ill, disabled or aged is never easy, it can be an extra challenging task when the person you’re caring for is your partner. Even the most selfless act of love is not exempt from physical or mental burnout.  In…

If you have recently had an accident, suffered an injury, or required an operation, you may be needing extra support as you learn to get back on your feet. Reablement care at home is a great way to get the help you need as you journey to recovery.  With so many options out there, including…

September is World Alzheimer’s Month. During World Alzheimer’s Month, people across the globe are encouraged to participate in activities that raise funds and awareness for Alzheimer’s disease.  To honour this important observation, we want to do our part in raising awareness for the disease and show our support to the Alzheimer’s community and everyone affected. …

When it comes to receiving care, there is no such thing as a one-size-fits-all solution. Every person is unique with their own needs, values, desires and preferences. It’s important that you receive care that’s personalised to you so that you are able to thrive – that’s why having a care plan is so essential.  In…

Home care is personalised and practical support provided in the comfort of a person’s home. It’s designed to empower an individual to retain their independence and enjoy the comforts of home for as long as possible rather than having to relocate to a care home or hospice.  While the option to stay at home is…

Are you or a loved one in search of a home care provider? Finding the right provider is no easy task and requires time, energy and effort. After all, you naturally want what’s best for your loved one. Not only do you want to find an organisation that aligns with your values and can meet…

Brrr! With the winter season comes colder temperatures and harsher weather conditions. Shorter days and darker nights, combined with rising energy costs, can make it challenging to stay warm and cosy during the winter. Older people in particular are more vulnerable to the cold as they tend to be less physically active. This can affect…

Many changes naturally happen as we grow older. For example, our memory may not be as sharp as it used to be. We may require an extra hand doing things that once came to us effortlessly. It may even become challenging to safely get around in or outside the house.  These changes can affect our…

Everyone deserves to receive high-quality and compassionate care in the place of their choice, whether that is a hospital, hospice, care home or in the comfort of their own home. This includes people approaching the end of life or living with a life-limiting disease.  In this blog post, we discuss the difference between palliative and…