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New Vit D guidelines help osteoporosis

23 Apr 15

The National Osteoporosis Society has published Vitamin D and Bone Health: A Practical Clinical Guideline for...

Legal Aid in Scotland

Legal aid is still generous to Scottish Pensioners   – please use it! Despite cuts legal aid...

Managing pain in older people

It is thought that pain in the elderly population often goes under reported due to stoicism....

On-line innovations enhance elderly social care

22 Apr 15

Shirley Ayres discusses her views on digital technology to enhance social care There has been considerable debate about the role...

Managing the New Pension Flexibility

21 Apr 15

Changes introduced from 6 April 2015 allow people the flexibility to access their pension savings more...

Parkinson’s Awareness Week

20 Apr 15

Rudeness and hostility blight lives of 69,000 with Parkinson’s Every hour, someone in the UK is...

Troubleshoot hearing aid problems

19 Apr 15

Here are our top tips on how to sort out your hearing aid problems at home...

Financial advice on funding elderly long-term care

17 Apr 15

We all need a little unbiased, expert advice from time to time, and there’s no more important time than when you’re working out how to pay for long-term care – for yourself or a loved one. Read on to find out what an independent care-fees adviser can do for you, how they are paid and how to go about choosing one that’s right for you.

A beginner’s guide to dementia

14 Apr 15

Dementia is probably the most difficult problem families face when caring for an older relative Most...

What to do if you think your parent has dementia?

You may think your  parent  seems a little forgetful, or have difficulty remembering the right words for...

What are Community Care Assessments?

It may be getting to the stage when your parent or relative is finding it difficult...

Care home fees and protecting your parent’s home

Leaving a financial legacy to children, or to a charity is a common wish for many...

Dementia and Hearing loss in Elderly

Dementia is a condition which affects brain function. There are various types of dementia, such as...

Top museums for fun days out

Museums offer something for everyone… history, education, workshops usually, a decent tea shop. They are a...

Holiday options for older people

09 Apr 15

Everyone needs a break from the usual routine and that includes your retired older parents too....

Creating retirement housing

08 Apr 15

The country faces a major housing crisis, with not enough new homes being built for our...

Optimum foods for elderly

06 Apr 15

Here are our top tips on the optimum foods for the elderly to eat to stay...

Historical fun days out

05 Apr 15

Stately homes, castles and other historical sites offer something for everyone…great gardens, fine houses, history and...

Elderly communication problems and solutions

04 Apr 15

Ageing is a normal process and generally speaking the changes taking place are gradual, allowing the...

Guide to downsizing for elderly

02 Apr 15

It is widely acknowledged that moving house is among the most stressful experiences in life In...

Dimbleby Cancer Care Charity

01 Apr 15

Dimbleby Cancer Care was set up in 1966 in memory of broadcaster Richard Dimbleby and is based...

How to spot and challenge elder abuse

31 Mar 15

It is estimated that over 500,000 older people are abused in the UK every year. Elder...

Top foods to alleviate pain of arthritis

26 Mar 15

Arthritis, both rheumatoid and osteo, is an extremely painful disease, which causes joints to swell and...

Practical steps to consider for funding elderly care

25 Mar 15

Trying to make sensible decisions about how to fund care is very difficult, especially when you...

Top tips on choosing right care home

21 Mar 15

The key criteria for choosing the right home 1.       Take as much time as you can...

Investment bonds to pay for long-term elderly care

20 Mar 15

Investment bonds are not considered the best option to pay for your long-term care. There is no guarantee that the return from your investment will meet your care costs and you have to tie up your money for a long time. However, in some circumstances they can be helpful. Read on to find out more and consider the pros and cons.

Causes of Elderly Hearing Loss

19 Mar 15

Hearing loss, regardless of its cause, is essential to treat and manage correctly Healthy communication with...

Buying right shoes prevents elderly falls

Falls in older people are frequent and can lead to serious fractures, joint replacements and other...

Guide to elderly housing options

14 Mar 15

Where your parent lives is important for their health and wellbeing. Many, indeed most, older people aim...

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