Fire safety around the home is a top priority for older adults. It requires careful consideration of the unique challenges that older people can face, such as reduced mobility, sensory impairments, and medical conditions.
Working in care assistant can be rewarding on both personal and professional levels. As a care assistant, helping older adults maintain their independence is deeply fulfilling.
A career in care can be incredibly rewarding. Not only are you doing valuable work supporting individuals to maintain their independence, but you’re also working in a relatively stable sector that can offer plenty of career progression.
In this article, we’ll cover which mental health issues older people are most at risk from and what types of care and support they may need if they are experiencing mental health challenges.
Some expert solicitors answer questions about estate planning and considerations to be regularly evaluated so that wishes can be honoured. The questions asked are intended to provide a brief overview of the process.
In this post we ask some expert solicitors about granting Powers of Attorney over someone if or when they are unable to make decisions themselves. This brief overview will help explain some concepts and some important considerations that may need to be considered.
For people diagnosed with dementia, the everyday tasks that we take for granted can become a real challenge. Take showering for example: dementia can cause a person to experience a range of sensory conditions, such as hypersensitivity to sound or touch.
Parkinson’s disease is a neurodegenerative disorder that affects the brain’s ability to control movement. People with Parkinson’s disease may experience a range of challenges, including difficulty managing personal care activities.
