Home care which is often referred to as domiciliary care, is usually the first steps in someone journey into using the services of professional care provider.
Below are some useful articles to help you to understand the types of support these services provide and some good advice around what to look for and how to fund the support.
If you still have any questions please contact us for further assistance.
Home care and home health, even though they sound pretty similar, are two different things. Read this article to find out the key differences between the two!
Do you have an older relative who is prone to falls? This article offers 5 tips to reduce the risk of accidents in older people.
Retirees can embrace new activities that are beneficial for both their physical and mental well-being to preserve or even improve their physical and mental health. Read this article for some exciting ideas!
Convalescent Care is a term used to describe the short-term support provided by skilled professionals to individuals who are recovering from an illness, operation or injury.
Finding care is hard enough without having to learn the language of the social care sector! This simple guide explains whose who and how they are relevant to you in your search for care.
Spontaneous trips out may be a thing of the past but there are dementia cafes, English Heritage sites and museums which are making every effort to be dementia-friendly.
Due to natural physiological changes as a result of the ageing process, older people are at higher risk of becoming dehydrated and must be aware of the risks.
This article looks at the specific case of committing estate planning fraud where the targeted victims are seniors or people with disabilities and provides advice on spotting and challenging it.
Care introductory agencies are a type of service which is growing in popularity by those who require home care or live-in care support, find out more.
The Homecare Association is the professional body for home care providers in the UK. Their role is to represent their members and influence national & regional policy-making.
This article identifies & explains the 10 different types of specialisms that you may come across whilst browsing care provider profiles on TrustedCare.co.uk.
You may be aware of the most common types of diabetes, those being Type 1, Type 2 and gestational diabetes but did you know that there are also 6 other types?!
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