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Carers work in a variety of settings. Home care staff visit clients to deliver care in the comfort of their own house, while residential carers usually work at one dedicated care home or a network of homes run by one company. While the way care is delivered is similar, there are key differences in each…

We understand that discussing the topic of care with your loved one can be a daunting process. Whether you’re a caregiver and finding it difficult to provide the support they need on top of your other commitments, or you can see your loved one could benefit from professional help, there will come a time when…

The term “sundowning syndrome” is used to describe certain changes in behaviour that occur in the evening, around dusk. Sundowning syndrome isn’t a disease. Rather it’s a group of symptoms that occur at a specific time of the day, causing some people who have dementia to experience a growing sense of agitation or anxiety at…

All people need connections that matter. However, according to the Campaign to End Loneliness, social isolation is a rapidly increasing problem in the UK.  The organisation reports that over half of people over 75 live alone, with 11% of elderly UK residents reportedly having contact with other people, including friends, family, or neighbours, less than…

What is palliative care? Palliative care is specialised care for people with serious or terminal illnesses. Although it’s usually associated with end of life care, it can be provided at any time during a period of illness, alongside other therapies and treatments.  Essentially, palliative care focuses on keeping you or your loved one as comfortable…

Everyone wants to remain at home as they grow older. And there is no reason, other than certain circumstances, why you or your loved one shouldn’t be able to. Understandibly, one of the most common queries people have about home care is regarding finances. Concerns about costs can be off-putting. However, it doesn’t have to…

The job of a home carer is to provide care at home to an individual or a couple, depending on their needs. They support independent living, helping with daily house-keeping tasks, meal preparation or running errands. The duties of a carer include: personal care mobility support completing household duties collecting shopping and preparing meals general…

As our name suggests, CHOICE is at the heart of our culture and the service we provide. We want people to live their life in the way that they choose to, so we provide highly personalised care and support that enables independence and social inclusion.  We ensure that all our care plans are person centred…

It’s no secret that as we get older our bodies are prone to wear and tear – from heart health to cognitive conditions or malnutrition. Fortunately, there are ways to manage and improve health issues, especially if you or a loved one have a good support network.  And if you’re looking for complex care in…

Home care is more than just caring for the elderly and frail. Our carers are trained to provide care to those with complex needs including for people living with multiple sclerosis (MS). While we understand people living with MS may need a more hands-on, round-the-clock approach, our aim is to bridge the gap between clinical…