April 11th is Parkinson’s Awareness Day, a time to shine a light on the experiences of those living with Parkinson’s disease and to acknowledge the incredible work of family carers and professional care teams who support them every day. At Visiting Angels UK, we understand the challenges that come with caring for a loved one [...]
As our loved ones age, their needs evolve, often requiring thoughtful consideration and additional support from caregivers to maintain their well-being. Recognising these signs allows families to make informed decisions about introducing caregiver support and providing essential support tailored to their loved one's specific needs. By addressing these evolving needs promptly, families in Essex [...]
Introduction As a General Practitioner (GP), I encounter various medical conditions daily, each with its unique challenges and implications. One condition that merits special attention is Parkinson's disease. A progressive neurological disorder, Parkinson's affects millions worldwide, and the number of cases in the UK is no exception. In this blog, we will explore the [...]
Choosing a home care provider for your loved one can be a challenging decision. You want to ensure that your family member receives the best possible care in the comfort of their own home. With so many options available, it's important to be informed and make the right choice. In this blog post, we will [...]
It's critical to keep active, involved, and entertained as we get older. Fortunately, there are numerous apps available to assist elders in achieving these objectives. These apps for seniors can help keep healthy, well, and engaged in areas ranging from fitness and nutrition to mental health and entertainment. Here are some of our top suggestions.: [...]
Research conducted by the universities of York, Sheffield and Manchester has highlighted that a mistake is made 237million times a year in the administration or prescription of medication. The mistakes made in both the health and social care sector for the most part didn’t cause harm but in 28% of the mistakes moderate or severe [...]
