Blogs All Categories ActivitiesAwards and RecognitionsBlogsCare adviceCare of ConditionsCarersCase StudyCompanionshipCompany NewsComplex Care Case StudiesCustom Case StudiesDementiaDietElderly careEventsExerciseFinancesFranchiseFranchise territoriesHealthHealth & Physical FitnessHolidayHome careHome Care Case StudiesHome Care OptionsLegalMental HealthMobilityNewsNursing carePress ReleasesSafetySecurityTestimonials/ReviewsUncategorisedWellbeingWorking in Care Posted 06/07/2017 Prostate cancer: causes, symptoms and treatment A Growing Concern The number of men being diagnosed with prostate cancer has increased over recent years. One potential cause for this could be that life expectancy has increased. While the root cause of prostate cancer may not be easilyRead More Read more Posted 29/06/2017 Food allergies: detection and management for seniors What Are Food Allergies? In theory, it can be easy to confuse food intolerance for a food allergy. The former primarily involves the digestive system and its inability to properly break down certain foods. Food intolerance can cause everything fromRead More Read more Posted 22/06/2017 Skin cancer in seniors: development, identification and risk reduction On the Surface and On the Rise Skin cancer is consistently reported to be the most common form of cancer in the United States, affecting more than one million people every year – many of whom are 65 years ofRead More Read more Posted 15/06/2017 Low impact exercises for seniors The Importance of Staying Active Staying physically active is important at every stage of our lives, but as we grow older, it becomes especially vital. Engaging in the recommended daily amount of moderate activity (at least 30 minutes) has numerousRead More Read more Posted 25/05/2017 5 quick and healthy meals for elderly people Elderly people need to be careful about what they eat to stay in good health. However, preparing healthy and tasty meals is often a challenge. If you care for an elderly relative or friend, you might be looking for someRead More Read more Posted 19/05/2017 The future of self-funded care With the general election fast approaching and the launch of party manifestos, we have seen a renewed interest in social care and the ongoing debate on its funding. First came Labour, who revealed that it would introduce a ‘National CareRead More Read more Posted 18/05/2017 What are the most common routes into a caring career Care work can be a very rewarding career. While it is sometimes challenging, it is popular because no two days are the same, and you also know that you’re doing something worthwhile and having a positive impact on people’s lives.Read More Read more Posted 11/05/2017 Elderly malnutrition Elderly Malnutrition; Spot the Signs of Malnutrition in your Elderly Relative As we age, our bodies need fewer calories yet require more protein, calcium, B vitamins, and other nutrients to stay healthy. While malnutrition is generally caused by a lackRead More Read more Posted 10/05/2017 Common concerns for an elderly relative What are the Common Concerns for Those Caring for an Elderly Relative? The UK population is ageing. According to the Office of National Statistics, the number of people aged 75 and over has risen by 89% since 1974. Health servicesRead More Read more Posted 09/05/2017 5 early signs of dementia checklist One in three people in the UK will develop dementia, 66% of them women. If the symptoms of dementia are detected in the early stages, people can develop strategies and access help and support to ensure they continue to enjoyRead More Read more ‹ 1 … 9 10 11 12 13 14 ›
