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Helping Elderly Adjust to Nursing Home

25 Sep 14

Moving an ageing parent or loved one into a nursing home is never going to be...

Insolvent pensioners

The rise in insolvency amongst pensioners is higher now than fifty years ago Pensioners are caught...

Yoga from the comfort of your chair

18 Sep 14

When you picture people practicing yoga, do you imagine impossibly supple, young people bent into all...

Best websites to help elderly get on-line

17 Sep 14

Our ageing parents are more wary of using computers and the internet, often because they have...

Prevent Cardiovascular Disease Starting Now

The World Health Organization has stated that the UK has one of the highest rates of...

Beware Pension Scams

16 Sep 14

Pension scams are on the increase in the UK. ‘One-off pension investments’, ‘pension loans’ or upfront...

How to deal with elderly dementia

15 Sep 14

What is dementia? The word ‘dementia’ is used to describe a number of different conditions that affect the...

Internet security for the elderly

11 Sep 14

Internet security is one of the great invisible challenges of our age. National spy agencies and...

Should your elderly parent move in with you?

06 Sep 14

Households with three generations living together are on the rise….not exactly surprising given increasing bills and lower disposable...

Benefits of chat rooms for older people

04 Sep 14

A chat room allows you to speak with other people via your computer or laptop and...

Age UK

02 Sep 14

Age UK is a charity dedicated to helping everyone make the most of later life. The...

Top tips to keep elderly safe at home: Part 2

28 Aug 14

Here are our top tips to keep the elderly safe at home Safety for elderly in...

What is Registered Nursing Care Contribution?

21 Aug 14

If you pay some or all of your own fees in a care home where you’re receiving care from a registered nurse or doctor, you might be entitled to Registered Nursing Care Contribution towards the cost of treatment. Typically this will reduce the amount you pay in fees, so it’s worth checking.

Downsizing to fund elderly parent’s long-term care

You need to find a way of self-financing your long-term care and you own a home that’s larger than you need. Could the answer be staring you in the face?

What are immediate need care fee payment plans?

20 Aug 14

If you need a regular income to pay for care at home or in a care home, an immediate need care fee payment plan, or immediate care annuity as they’re also known, could be the answer.

Claiming on insurance to cover elderly care costs

Don’t rush into any new arrangements to pay for your care costs before checking to see if you can claim on an existing insurance policy. Lots of us have taken out some kind of health insurance in the past, which might turn out to be a big help now.

Why you should love later life

19 Aug 14

Last year, Lord Filkin chaired a Select Committee in the House of Lords, and produced a...

Elderly at risk from scams

16 Aug 14

Older people can present an attractive target for scammers and fraudsters Some older people are isolated and...

Evolution of Hearing Aids for Older People

14 Aug 14

Read our fascinating history on the evolution of the hearing aid   Bluebird Care

Caring from a distance for elderly: personal account

12 Aug 14

We happily go about our everyday lives thinking of ourselves as invulnerable. That is until something...

National Osteoporosis Society

10 Aug 14

The National Osteoporosis Society is the only UK wide charity dedicated to improving the diagnosis, prevention...

Helping older people stay safe on-line

07 Aug 14

Getting on-line can help older people to communicate, shop, manage their finances and learn new things. It can be...

Tax Help for Older People

05 Aug 14

The ‘Tax Help for Older People’ service is run by the charity ‘Tax Volunteers’ to provide...

Positive dementia action plan: Part 2

03 Aug 14

Keeping active and sharing the good things in life At every stage of your loved one’s...

Benefits of Home Automation for Older People

29 Jul 14

In today’s technologically driven world, there are many emerging technologies, which enable older people to live...

Positive dementia action plan: Part 1

27 Jul 14

Seeing the person and embracing your new reality  Having a parent with dementia is one of...

Live in care for elderly

25 Jul 14

Why choose live in care? Live in care is a modern solution, which helps relieve the...

How to challenge local authority over elderly care

24 Jul 14

If you disagree with your local authority’s decision not to pay for your care services – or you don’t think you’ve been offered enough support to meet your needs – you need to speak out.

Elderly person’s quick guide to tax

20 Jul 14

Tax can be very confusing, so here’s quick guide to help you help your elderly parent through the tax minefield:...

Coping with cancer: a true story

19 Jul 14

In the summer of 2010, I was bluntly told: ‘You have cancer,’ and these would be...

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Cavendish Furniture

Suppliers of Orthopaedic and Rise & Recline chairs, walking aids and mobility products direct to your…

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Fifty Plus

Fifty Plus for fashion that’s fit to flatter for all sizes.

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Laybrook Ltd

Laybrook adjustable beds. Making a good night’s sleep an affordable reality.

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