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[…] or practical support during the night, you are not alone. Night time can often be the most worrying part of the day for families. Whether due to dementia, mobility issues, illness or general frailty, overnight care can provide comfort, safety and peace of mind in the familiar surroundings of home. Understanding how to arrange […]
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[…] In the UK, palliative care may support people living with: Advanced cancer Heart, lung or kidney disease Neurological conditions such as motor neurone disease or Parkinson’s Advanced dementia Multiple complex long-term conditions Any other serious illness causing pain or reduced quality of life The goal is always the same. To enhance comfort, preserve independence […]
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[…] future-focused support Turners Oak is the only estate agency affiliated with the Society of Later Life Advisers (SOLLA) – another partner of ours. Susan has also completed Dementia Friends training and has developed specialist vulnerability and code of conduct policies to ensure people in later life are supported with care, dignity and understanding. Alongside […]
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[…] needs, such as personal care assistance, manual handling, nutrition and cooking, or first aid. Specialist training qualifications: If your loved one has a specific condition, such as dementia or Parkinson’s, or requires palliative care, ensure your chosen carer is trained in this area. Past experience: Paying attention to professional and personal experience can be […]
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[…] when they have memories of the beach from childhood. Visiting the same beach provides an added benefit of nostalgia, which can be helpful for older adults experiencing dementia symptoms. Things to consider before planning a beach day include: Amenities: Choose a beach with plenty of amenities, such as a pier, cafe, toilets and beach […]
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[…] make life easier for you. It’s worth noting that your budget may increase as time goes on, especially if you require specialist care for conditions such as dementia or Parkinson’s. At Patricia White’s, we’re happy to work through our live-in care and visiting care costs. Once you’ve decided what type of care you need […]
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[…] It may be the right option for: Older adults who wish to remain at home rather than move into residential care Individuals living with conditions such as dementia, Parkinson’s or the effects of a stroke Couples who want to stay together at home, even if one or both require support Those recovering from illness, […]
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[…] like personal care, mobility, companionship and other daily tasks. Sometimes, carers are trained to provide specialist support for clients dealing with specific conditions, such as Parkinson’s or dementia care. Carers often work irregular hours and shift work to accommodate when their clients need visiting care. Others may work as live-in carers, moving into their […]
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Guide to Alzheimer’s Month https://www.patriciawhites.co.uk/resources/blog/alzheimers-dementia/a-guide-to-celebrating-alzheimers-month/
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At What Stage of Cancer is Palliative Care Needed? https://www.patriciawhites.co.uk/resources/blog/alzheimers-dementia/at-what-stage-of-cancer-is-palliative-care-needed/
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