When They Get Older is here to help. We’re sharing tips and experiences to give you support as you support your older relatives. Health and wealth, pastimes and pleasures, challenges and relationships – we talk about them all here.
Collaborative Post Living with dementia is a deeply personal journey, and the right care plan can make all the difference in maintaining quality of life, dignity, and connection to the people and things that matter most. A truly exceptional dementia care plan goes far beyond managing symptoms – it’s a thoughtfully crafted roadmap that honours […]
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When a loved one’s health suddenly deteriorates, families are often forced to make urgent decisions about care, safety, funding and discharge – all at once. Below is a step-by-step crisis plan for families in England to help you stabilise the situation and secure appropriate funding quickly. This guide is specifically for England, but principles are […]
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By 2035, up to five million older people in the UK could become ‘digitally invisible’, according to research by Noble Live-In Care – unable to access essential services or stay connected in an increasingly online world. For family carers, this isn’t just about technology. It’s about connection, independence, dignity – and the growing risk that […]
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After the age of 70, muscle loss speeds up – especially in the legs. Strength and balance work at this age can make a huge difference to independence and confidence. Below is a simple functional routine that is likely to be suitable for most people over 70. It’s based on guidance commonly recommended by organisations […]
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