Wednesday, 28 February 2018

Deferred payment schemes are an increasingly popular option to pay for your care. Our guide explains how it works. https://t.co/jRjHYFVYdc


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Thinking about using #equity #release to pay your care costs? Here's a list of specialists that can help you. https://t.co/Q4hdDGFJ7H


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Live in care is a popular alternative to residential care. It can be much cheaper. Read about the pros and cons. https://t.co/3covVwcpNM


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Pls RT. Here is today's #health and #care related news in the UK. https://t.co/pR1MpT3SCA


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Our directory has thousands of UK care homes to search if you are looking for a home for you or a loved one. https://t.co/Knv3nIcrNA


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#Equity release is becoming a popular way to pay for the costs of care. Our guide explains the pros and risks. https://t.co/vD5qj9aevk


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Are you looking for a career in home care? Our guide explains about the role involves, the pay, and career options. https://t.co/3iUJ1ijBKv


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Looking for a care home? We have the largest database in the UK for you to search and find a care home. https://t.co/Knv3nIcrNA


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You can't start planning early enough for your care home costs. Our guide will help you do this. https://t.co/S89M7CgLMS


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Tuesday, 27 February 2018

Caring for our elders is something that is important to us all. Here is a blog by @lifeline24 that looks at how a personal alarm can offer people a very useful lifeline and ease the worries of loved one's. https://t.co/FnpTWiN6zq


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Making a Will is essential as you head in to care. Here is a directory UK professionals that can help you. https://t.co/IOptYjLmeL


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Make sure you claim all the benefits that you are entitled to as you head in to care. Our guide has the key info. https://t.co/2bHrFpBcfx


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5 steps to choosing a home care agency. Our guide will help you make sure you find an agency right for you! https://t.co/Z41jn0CUmb


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Pls RT. Here is today's #health and #care related news in the UK. https://t.co/pR1MpT3SCA


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The #NHS may be responsible for meeting your care fees. Find out by speaking to a specialist in our #CHC directory. https://t.co/As22Cby0IL


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Wondering how you will meet the cost of a care home? Our guide sets out the options you should consider. https://t.co/HOXF2dzBFJ


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Looking for information about #alzheimers care? Here's our short guide setting out the key things you should know. https://t.co/UBSgNdMU7v


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Have you made a will yet? If not, we recommend you read this guide explaining why its important to do so. https://t.co/yutPv8MKip


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Are you paying for your care? If so, have you found out if the #nhs has a responsibility to pay? Read our guide. https://t.co/7bYhWt5LtK


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Monday, 26 February 2018

Confused by the range of options when it comes to paying for care? Here's a directory of advisors that can help. https://t.co/1azAs6mNxj


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Are you looking for a #domiciliary care agency? Follow our 5 step process to help you find the right agency. https://t.co/Z41jn0CUmb


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Caring for our elders is something that is important to us all. Here is a blog by @lifeline24 that looks at how a personal alarm can offer people a very useful lifeline and ease the worries of loved one's. https://t.co/FnpTWiN6zq


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Instead of going in to a #care home, have you considered live in care? Our guide sets out the benefits. https://t.co/3covVwcpNM


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#Assisted Living is becoming a popular alternative to a nursing care home. Our guide sets out all you need to know. https://t.co/aOlPSXx5mc


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6 great tips on a making a happier you right now. A blog by @TherapyAnywhere. Well worth a read. https://t.co/5wDUqTuCyw #happy


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Does your organisation offer help & support? If so, get added to our support organisation directory. Get in touch. https://t.co/cjblaTPqFy


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A lasting power of #attorney for health and welfare is essential as you go in to care. Read about how it works. https://t.co/cBAhTxox01


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Never an easy topic, but have you considered pre-paid #funeral plans? Our guide explains how they work. https://t.co/qO97NS3pGj


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Sunday, 25 February 2018

A lasting power of attorney for property & financial affairs will help ensure your assets are protected. Important. https://t.co/ND6o3SNh7v


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How do you work out what your care home costs will be? Our guide answers all the key questions you will have. https://t.co/kYMvwk9GGh


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Getting your Lasting Power of Attorney sorted before going in to care is vital. Here are people that can help you. https://t.co/As22Cby0IL


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Are you looking for a care home? If so, we have produced a guide setting out the 5 steps you should take. https://t.co/j3rxmiAfJH


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Our helpful guide sets out the key reasons and symptoms behind what causes #vascular #dementia https://t.co/sAK7yqL4MX


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Caring for our elders is something that is important to us all. Here is a blog by @lifeline24 that looks at how a personal alarm can offer people a very useful lifeline and ease the worries of loved one's. https://t.co/FnpTWiN6zq


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Did you know there are 6 main ways in which you can pay for your care? Our guide gives you the pros + cons of each. https://t.co/kDyWxf4yYI


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Know any organisations that offer care and support? If so, see if they want to be added to our FREE directory. https://t.co/YPoTlrRNIN


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Want to know what symptoms to look out for with #lewy body #dementia? Our guide will help you. https://t.co/HWZKMXIubD


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Saturday, 24 February 2018

A lasting power of attorney for property & financial affairs will protect your assets as you get older. Read how. https://t.co/ND6o3SNh7v


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Find out how carers can take #telecare in to the digital age. Fantastic blog by @Oysta_uk https://t.co/cG4poQYMXd https://t.co/lbbMI6UHzG


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Being a care assistant is a rewarding role. Our guide sets out more about the role and what it involves. https://t.co/9GUqmiqXze


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Do you want to work as a health care assistant? We've produced a guide to help explain more about the job. https://t.co/g1i4KnDq0p


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11 Tips to help you choose a #recruitment agency. Our guide will help you decide which agency you should use. https://t.co/BpBjMuQAMV


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Pre-paid #funeral plans are a good way to fund that final cost. Our guide sets out the pros and cons to consider. https://t.co/qO97NS3pGj


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Thought about how you will pay your care costs? Our guide sets out the 6 main options that you have available. https://t.co/kDyWxf4yYI


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Having to pay for your care? If so, make sure you have a care needs & financial assessment done first. Read how. https://t.co/zxS3yZpxF6


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Caring for our elders is something that is important to us all. Here is a blog by @lifeline24 that looks at how a personal alarm can offer people a very useful lifeline and ease the worries of loved one's. https://t.co/FnpTWiN6zq


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Friday, 23 February 2018

An increasingly common way to pay for care is to use #equity #release. Our guide will help explain how it works. https://t.co/vD5qj9aevk


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How do you choose which #domiciliary care provider to use? Our guide gives you some useful tips to help you decide. https://t.co/9t0A8vlssq


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Care home fees are expensive. Here's our guide explaining whether you can avoid paying care home fees or not. https://t.co/9fI013JaYZ


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Pls RT. Here is today's #health and #care related news in the UK. https://t.co/pR1MpT3SCA


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Have you created your Lasting Power of #Attorney yet? If not, we have a directory of specialists that can help you. https://t.co/As22Cby0IL


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#Lewy #Body #Dementia - Read our guide that explains what to look out for and how to care for someone with LBD. https://t.co/HWZKMXIubD


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We've proceed a guide to help you start planning now for your future care home fees. https://t.co/S89M7CgLMS


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A blog by @closomatuk with lots of useful tips on dealing with bowel issues. A sensitive topic. https://t.co/8toDZwLtAG


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Thursday, 22 February 2018

Caring for our elders is something that is important to us all. Here is a blog by @lifeline24 that looks at how a personal alarm can offer people a very useful lifeline and ease the worries of loved one's. https://t.co/FnpTWiN6zq


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Making a will is one of the most important things you can do. We explain why this is the case. https://t.co/yutPv8MKip


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Do you own a care home? Advertise your home for only £9 and let thousands of people find you. Get in touch with us. https://t.co/aAECGkZmOx


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Are you paying for your care costs? If so, have u found out if the #NHS should pay? Here people who can help. https://t.co/As22Cby0IL


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We've produced a directory of UK organisations that offer care support/help. See if they can help U or a loved one. https://t.co/YPoTlrRNIN


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Being a care assistant is a rewarding role. Our guide sets out more about the role and what it involves. https://t.co/9GUqmiqXze


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Working out how to pay for your care fees is tricky. Here are some people that can help you decide what to do. https://t.co/1azAs6mNxj


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Disregards, Deferred Payment Agreements and the Dementia Tax. An insightful blog by @briandsloan. https://t.co/f3GJbFdWtu


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Person centred care - What is it and how can it help you. A great blog by @closomatuk. https://t.co/sHzd7IYARC


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Wednesday, 21 February 2018

Healthcare assistants play a vital role in #care. We've produced a guide if you're looking at this as a career. https://t.co/g1i4KnDq0p


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Do you want to work in a nursing home? Read our guide which explain more about the job, salary and career. https://t.co/5U7fOenTtK


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Caring for our elders is something that is important to us all. Here is a blog by @lifeline24 that looks at how a personal alarm can offer people a very useful lifeline and ease the worries of loved one's. https://t.co/FnpTWiN6zq


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Using a care #annuity is one of the ways to pay for your care. Our guide sets out the pros and cons of doing so. https://t.co/uIcPH2cmAk


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Promote your care home on our site for only £9. Thousands search our site looking for homes. Get in touch for info. https://t.co/aAECGkZmOx


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A care #annuity will guarantee you an income for your life. Its one way to pay for your care. Read how it works. https://t.co/uIcPH2cmAk


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We have produce a guide with answers to the 12 key questions you may have about #domiciliary care. Have a read. https://t.co/bsqUmnkdaU


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Looking for care support organisations? If so look at our directory. #dementia #carers #disability #financial - https://t.co/cjblaTPqFy


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#Equity #Release is an increasingly popular way to pay for care fees. Here are companies that can help you decide. https://t.co/Q4hdDGFJ7H


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Tuesday, 20 February 2018

Looking for a #care #recruitment agency to help you find a job? Here's a directory of agencies we've compiled to help. https://t.co/lgpb0xYMm4


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Here's our easy to read guide on #vascular #dementia setting out the key things you or a loved one should know. https://t.co/sAK7yqL4MX


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What kind of support do you get from a home care agency? Our guide will help you choose the right agency for you. https://t.co/9t0A8vlssq


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#Deferred payment schemes are an alternative option to #equity release for many. Our guide explains how it works. https://t.co/jRjHYFVYdc


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Looking at making a will? Use a professional to make sure its done correctly. Here are UK specialists who can help. https://t.co/IOptYjLmeL


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Caring for our elders is something that is important to us all. Here is a blog by @lifeline24 that looks at how a personal alarm can offer people a very useful lifeline and ease the worries of loved one's. https://t.co/FnpTWiN6zq


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We are building a directory of UK #care related #recruitment agencies. Get in touch if you's like to be included. https://t.co/Vq9Rt4sFdv


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Want to get get added to our directory of organisations that offer care and support. If so, get in touch with us! https://t.co/cjblaTPqFy


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Do you want to work as a care assistant? Have a read of our guide that explains more about the role. https://t.co/9GUqmiqXze


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Monday, 19 February 2018

Read our guide that explains how #frontotemporal #dementia impacts an individual + how to care for someone with it. https://t.co/s8Tk2N0qO7


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Looking for a career in home care? We've produced a guide to help explain what the job involves and career options. https://t.co/3iUJ1ijBKv


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Want to learn more about #domiciliary care, what it is, how it works and costs? We've produced a guide to help. https://t.co/bsqUmnkdaU


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6 great tips to help you plan for your home care costs - Our guide will help you plan financially for the costs. https://t.co/xu9C6lKNKU


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We've produced a guide to help decide whether Home Care or a #Care Home is the best option for you or a loved one. https://t.co/rwV3pUSgdU


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Our new guide on #domiciliary care. We explain what it is and whether its the right option for you or a loved one. https://t.co/J6GXUOeaKz


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Are you trying to decide which recruitment agency to use? Read our 11 Tips on choosing the right recruitment agency. https://t.co/BpBjMuQAMV


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A lasting power of attorney for health and welfare will help protect you and your loved ones as you go in to care. https://t.co/cBAhTxox01


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Caring for our elders is something that is important to us all. Here is a blog by @lifeline24 that looks at how a personal alarm can offer people a very useful lifeline and ease the worries of loved one's. https://t.co/FnpTWiN6zq


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Sunday, 18 February 2018

We have produced a calculator to help you work out what your future care home costs will be. Give it a go and see. https://t.co/kYMvwk9GGh


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Do you need a #mobility #scooter? Read our guide that sets out what you should look for when buying one. https://t.co/1hbOEokaGs


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Looking to see how you will pay your care costs? Read about the benefits of speaking to a financial advisor first. https://t.co/4zdGqs5e5d


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NHS #continuing healthcare means the #nhs may have to pay for your care. Read our guide for more information. https://t.co/7bYhWt5LtK


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Follow our 5 step guide to finding a care home and make sure you get the right home for you or a loved one. https://t.co/j3rxmiAfJH


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Some great tips and helpful information on managing finances for someone with #alzheimers or #dementia. This is a difficult and emotional topic and we have set out tips on how to approach the subject and what you can do to help. https://t.co/8JoLQUkntr


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#Arthritis is now the biggest cause of disability in Britain. @closomatuk have produced a great blog on dealing with Arthritis and intimate hygiene. A topic people can be wary to talk or ask about. Well worth a read. https://t.co/UPGESk9HNI


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Have you considered #assisted living as an alternative to home care or a care home? Our guide explains it all! https://t.co/aOlPSXx5mc


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Saturday, 17 February 2018

Looking for a pre-paid funeral provider? Here is our directory of specialists that can help you. https://t.co/LpkxVmIQX8


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Are you claiming all the #benefits that you are entitled to? Our guide gives you the help that you need. https://t.co/2bHrFpBcfx


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You can advertise your care home on our site for only £9 per month. A bargain! Get in touch for more info. https://t.co/aAECGkZmOx


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Is it possible to avoid paying your care home fees? Our guide has the options you can consider. https://t.co/9fI013JaYZ


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Here's a brief guide to #alzheimer's care. https://t.co/UBSgNdMU7v


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Have a Christmas present from us :) Download for FREE our book '51 Tips To Help You Live Well With Dementia' - We normally sell this for £10 on Amazon. Just click the link to get it - https://t.co/XEfqStmrPN


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A blog on the pitfalls of a DIY probate along with 9 reasons on why you should use a professional. @DebenhamsOtt. https://t.co/jD4pMdUJci


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Our guide explains the steps to having a care needs & financial assessment by your local authority. Important info. https://t.co/zxS3yZpxF6


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Deferred payment schemes are an increasingly popular option to pay for your care. Our guide explains how it works. https://t.co/jRjHYFVYdc


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Friday, 16 February 2018

Pls RT. Here is today's #health and #care related news in the UK. https://t.co/pR1MpT3SCA


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Have a Christmas present from us :) Download for FREE our book '51 Tips To Help You Live Well With Dementia' - We normally sell this for £10 on Amazon. Just click the link to get it - https://t.co/XEfqStmrPN


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Live in care is a popular alternative to residential care. It can be much cheaper. Read about the pros and cons. https://t.co/3covVwcpNM


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Our directory has thousands of UK care homes to search if you are looking for a home for you or a loved one. https://t.co/Knv3nIcrNA


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#Equity release is becoming a popular way to pay for the costs of care. Our guide explains the pros and risks. https://t.co/vD5qj9aevk


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Pls RT. Here is today's #health and #care related news in the UK. https://t.co/pR1MpT3SCA


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Are you looking for a career in home care? Our guide explains about the role involves, the pay, and career options. https://t.co/3iUJ1ijBKv


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WOULD YOU TAKE THE RISK?

Risk taking- dare you do it? Particularly as limitations begin to impact on our daily life, the risk involved in even the most basic daily activity has to be assessed- and now there’s a ‘fancy’ name for it: positive risk taking.

In the care sector, be it at home or in a home, it involves weighing up the potential benefits and harms of exercising choice, empowering people to be able to undertake daily life, to access opportunities and take worthwhile chances. It’s about giving the tools to minimise and prepare for risks that can’t be avoided, but managed.

Something as simple as going the loo is a perfect example. It may seem nothing to most of us, but if you have any degree of limitation in your balance, mobility, it can be a problem. And, as something we all do, on average eight times a day, it is actually something that deserves more acknowledgement than it receives.

Rosemarie Lawy and Jay Denton are perfect examples of how equipment can eliminate the need for care support, but deliver that protection from risk when they need it.

Both have had Closomat Aerolet toilet lifters fitted at their homes, to help them get on and off the toilet.

Rosemarie, who has Muscular Dystrophy, explains: “I can adjust the height to suit according to my level of tiredness and strength at the time. I was scared about falling off the toilet before. Not now, it gives me stability getting on, ‘going’ and getting off. Because it lifts me in the vertical, without tipping me, I feel in control and secure. And, on good days when I feel strong enough to leave my wheelchair at the bathroom door, it gives me the support to lean on whilst I turn and get myself organised. That feeling of independence! It is invaluable to my self confidence, and part of my exercise regime to retain what little muscle I have left.”

Adds Jay, who suffers from Multiple Sclerosis, “I never thought I’d get excited about a loo! I do now! Going to the loo if you’re disabled is one of the things that doesn’t even occur to you until you’re in that situation; it’s not on the radar. But when you are in that situation, it’s funny how little things make such a difference to your quality of life.

“The Aerolet gives me the adaptability, flexibility to still ‘go; without help, depending on how good or bad I’m feeling that day. It enables me to use my legs, if possible. How I am feeling depends on how high I need the unit to raise me to standing. Without it, on bad days, I could potentially end up sat there until someone came to help!”

It means that they are empowered to function with as little help as they need, safe in the knowledge that on difficult days, the support is there. Equipment can provide that variability; provision of care support not necessarily…

They took the risk, and demonstrate how positive management can help retain independence and dignity.

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By Robin Tuffley, marketing manager at Closomat, Britain’s top brand in independent toileting technology

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Personal Alarms: How a Lifeline can help Older People

Did you know that around one in three adults over the age of 65 will have at least one fall a year? Around half of these people will suffer more frequent falls.

The real damage might not be caused by the fall itself, but rather by its effects in the hours, days and weeks that follow. If somebody who lives alone has a fall and they’re unable to get back up they could be left for hours, even days, without help. Going through such an experience can have huge medical and psychological effects.

Many people who go through such an experience can be left feeling vulnerable and scared in their own homes, worried about what might happen if they fall again.

The personal alarm service, provided by Lifeline24, is a great solution to these problems and concerns. Lifeline24 is an affordable, national provider of personal alarms and provides older people and their loved ones with peace of mind.

This blog post takes a closer look at the personal alarm service, providing an insight into the equipment used and the benefits older people will find by having an alarm in their home.

How a Personal Alarm can help

Personal alarms have been made specifically for older people who are living alone, people living with a long-term medical condition or those who are disabled. Of course, anybody looking for extra safety or peace of mind can benefit from a personal alarm.

It is particularly useful for those who live alone, and are at risk of a fall. Falls are the most common cause of injury related deaths in people over the age of 75. In fact, falls among older people are the most common cause of major trauma seen in hospitals.

If somebody lives alone and has a fall they may be unable to reach their phone to call for help. If they are unable to get up off the floor they could be left there for hours or even days in some cases.

A personal alarm gives older people a lifeline. With a pendant button around their neck or wrist, people can simply press a red button in situations like these and help will be found.

Having an alarm also provides family members and friends with the peace of mind that their loved one has somebody to call for help. The stress of worrying about scenarios like the one mentioned above can disappear.

It also means that the old and frail can continue to live independently whilst in the comfort of their own home – rather than having to move into a care home.

What’s Included with an Alarm?

The personal alarm service provided by Lifeline24 includes the Lifeline Vi Alarm Unit and the MyAmie Pendant. Both parts are manufactured by Tunstall here in the UK.

The Lifeline Vi is the ‘hub’ of the personal alarm service. This is a small, stylish box which can be installed easily by the alarm user or a loved one. The unit is simply plugged into the mains power and the telephone socket, with the telephone going into the back of the box using the adapter provided.

Once everything is connected, a test call can be completed with the Care Team by pressing the red button. The Lifeline Vi includes a built-in microphone and loudspeaker, for clear communication between the Care Team and the alarm user in an emergency. The loudspeaker is loud enough so that it can be heard in another room.

The MyAmie Pendant has been designed with comfort and simplicity in mind. It can be worn around the wrist or around the neck, with both attachments included alongside the alarm.

It’s small and discreet with most alarm users never taking their pendant off. Yet the red button on the pendant is a third larger than the previous version. The MyAmie Pendant has the following features:

Waterproof – For use in the bath and shower.

100 Metre Range – For use outside in the garden.

869MHz European Social Alarm Frequency – It won’t interfere with any other medical equipment in the home.

It is the red pendant button that will be pressed by the alarm user if they have a fall or feel unwell at home.

24-Hour Monitoring, 365 Days a Year

Everybody who has a personal alarm from Lifeline24 is monitored by the Platinum Accredited Care Team. The team received this special accolade by the Telecare Services Association, the industry and standards body for Telecare and Telehealth in the UK.

The Care Team work 24 hours a day, 365 days a year to ensure that they are always there for alarm users. Once the red button has been pressed on the pendant or base unit, an alert call will be raised to the Care Team.

Within seconds a member of the team will respond over the base unit loudspeaker, asking the alarm user what has happened and if they’re okay. The situation is assessed, and the Care Team member will take the appropriate actions.

Commonly, this will involve them calling the alarm user’s emergency contacts. This is a list of family members, friends and neighbours provided by the alarm user. If the alarm user requires medical attention, the Care Team will also call for an ambulance.

The Care Team will also have the alarm user’s medical history on their system, which they can then pass on to the paramedics. This will help ensure that they are in best possible position to help once they arrive.

Don’t worry! If the Care Team don’t hear a response back from the alarm user they will assume that help is needed and will call for it immediately.

Busting Personal Alarm Myths

There are some myths out there about the personal alarm service and equipment. Fortunately, we can put your minds at ease and resolve these misconceptions for you:

“The Lifeline Pendant is uncomfortable, heavy and ugly.”

Although this may have been true in the past, with the MyAmie Pendant from Lifeline24 this is certainly not the case. Our pendant only weighs seven grams and is around the size of a watch face. It can also be worn multiple ways, including around the wrist, neck and on a belt clip or brooch.

“The Lifeline Pendant will break in the shower.”

This is not the case with the MyAmie Pendant. Alarm users can keep their pendant on whilst in the bath or shower as it is waterproof. This is vital as the bathroom can be a very slippery room and a common cause of falls and accidents in the home.

“I still won’t be able to call for help in a power cut.”

The Lifeline Alarm has a back-up battery which will power-up if a power cut occurs. It has a 40-hour charge and once power is restored it will begin to re-charge once again.

“The alarm won’t work if the wearer is outside in the garden.”

Our alarm will still work outside in the garden, and throughout the home, as it has a range of up to 100 metres.

“It will take a long time to install the alarm.”

Not only are the Lifeline Alarms delivered within 24 hours, for free, but as we mentioned above they can also be installed within a matter of minutes.

A Highly-Recommended Service

Lifeline24 hopes to provide peace of mind for its personal alarm users and their loved ones. Having a personal alarm can make such a difference, by giving older people a sense of security and allowing them to remain comfortable at home.

People who join Lifeline24 are full of praise about the service, sharing positive comments through our online reviews. Below are just a couple of the testimonials that we receive:


“Get a Lifeline, get a bit of security, and take away all your worries. I think that most elderly or disabled people have got a fear that if anything happens, what are they going to do? I’ve had it in the past, so they must have the fear of what if this happens to me. The Care Team do show that they do care for me and at the end of the day I really do feel safe with my Lifeline alarm.” – Peter Johnson

“The Care Team were extremely kind and understanding throughout the set-up of my alarm and I have to say that the installation was quite easy for me and my husband to complete. I chose to wear my pendant around my neck and I am proud to wear it, it’s not in any way uncomfortable and I can always tuck it inside my dress or blouse if I don’t want it on show.” – Joan Wood

 Do you Qualify for VAT Exemption?

The personal alarm is a product which qualifies for VAT Exemption. Customers will not pay any VAT if they have a long-term illness, a terminal condition or a disability. A long-term or chronic illness is one that lasts longer than three months.

There are many medical conditions which would qualify for VAT Exemption, including the following:

Arthritis

Osteoporosis

Diabetes

Heart Disease

Cancer

Hypertension

Dementia

What’s Next?

For further information about the personal alarm service please visit the Lifeline24 website. Alternatively, you can give the sales team a call on 0800 999 0400 or complete the ‘contact us’ form.

Order over the phone or online using the discount code “UKCARE10 “ to receive £10 off your personal alarm.

Alongside the personal alarm service, we also have a blog which provides older people with interesting and useful articles.

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