Deciding to leave a care home can be a challenging decision, whether it's due to changes in care needs, dissatisfaction with the service, or a desire to move closer to family.
Glad to Care is a national awareness week that highlights carers, their tireless work, and our appreciation for what they do. For Glad to Care Awareness Week 2024, we delved deeper into the [...]
Caring for a loved one with dementia is a journey filled with emotional and practical challenges. One of the hardest decisions families face is whether to move their loved one into a care home. [...]
Deciding to move a loved one into residential care can be one of the most challenging choices a family faces. However, understanding the numerous benefits of residential care can help ease this [...]
Choosing the right care home for a loved one is a significant decision. Each type of care home offers distinct services and environments, tailored to various needs. Understanding these options [...]
If you are 75 and older and receive Pension Credit you do not have to pay for a TV licence. You will also be eligible to receive a free TV licence if you live in a household with a person who is [...]
There are a range of activities for residents to take part in within a care home. Activities can vary from the more mentally stimulating, such as playing cards and completing jigsaw puzzles to [...]
The decision to move your parent or loved one into a nursing home is never easy. It’s a complex choice that often stirs a whirlwind of emotions, and guilt is a common companion on this [...]
Lidder Care understands loneliness is a concern in nursing and care homes. We prioritise social connection, offer engaging activities, and personalised care to create a warm and fulfilling [...]
Being admitted to hospital, whether planned or unexpectedly, can be overwhelming. Alongside medical care, there’s a lot to consider about returning home – or transitioning to a care home. [...]
Moving into a care home changes how you get and use benefits, especially your pension. If you pay for care yourself, your State Pension and Bereavement Allowance stay the same. But things get [...]
