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The Complete Guide to Nursing Care Within a Care Home Nursing care is a type of specialist support provided to individuals with complex medical needs who require ongoing professional assistance. [...]

Residential care is a type of long-term care delivered to those who are in need of extra support, often due to old age, worsening mobility or those experiencing dementia. Residential care homes [...]

Lowmoor Nursing Home is inviting members of the local community to celebrate 30 years of care. The carehome is hosting a celebration event at Lowmoor Road, Kirkby in Ashfield on Saturday 18th May [...]

Moving into a care home can be a significant life change, and many fear it will lead to a loss of independence. However, care homes are committed to supporting residents in maintaining their [...]

Malnutrition doesn’t just mean someone looks a bit thin. It can rob older people of their strength, make them more prone to illness, and even shorten their lives. The good news is, [...]

One of the most heartbreaking aspects of dementia is the way it can erode the bonds we hold most dear. The familiar face of a spouse, child, or lifelong friend becomes unfamiliar. This [...]

When a loved one is diagnosed with dementia, it can be a challenging and emotional time for everyone involved. As the condition progresses, you may notice various changes in your loved [...]

Dementia affects everyone differently, making how we talk with a loved one who has the condition incredibly important. Adapting your communication to their needs is essential. Listen attentively, [...]

Respite care provides temporary support for individuals needing care and their caregivers.  It offers short-term stays in care homes, in-home assistance, or daytime care centres.  This [...]

Changing your Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) typically involves two steps. First, you’ll need to revoke your existing LPA if you still have the mental capacity to do so. This can be done [...]

The 6 Cs of Care: Essential Values in Health and Social Care Understanding the 6 Cs in Health and Social Care The 6 Cs of care—Care, Compassion, Competence, Communication, Courage, and [...]

In 2021, the government announced changes to how social care is funded in England. One of the most significant changes is a new £86,000 cap on how much anyone will pay for their own personal care [...]