Here you’ll find all the information and advice you need about live-in care, condition led care and life as a live-in carer. For more information on any of these topics, get in touch today to find out how we can support you or a loved one.
Companionship is a crucial factor in personal care, offering far more than the basic essentials for health. It provides key emotional support, enhances mental health, and significantly improves the overall quality of life for those receiving care. This is true not only for the elderly but also for all individuals with disabilities or chronic conditions. […]
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Supporting Family Carers During Ramadan: Our Short-Term Care Solutions Ramadan, the holy month observed by Muslims worldwide, is a time of deep spiritual reflection, fasting, prayer, and community. For family carers who are both observing Ramadan and providing unpaid care to loved ones, this period can present unique challenges. The demands of fasting from dawn […]
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Compassionate End-of-Life Care in the Comfort of Your Own Home At Promedica24, we understand that facing the end of life is an emotional and deeply personal experience. Whether you’re arranging care for yourself or a loved one, we know that comfort, dignity, and reassurance are paramount. Our specialist end-of-life live-in care allows individuals to remain […]
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Feeling nervous about having a live-in carer? You're not alone. At Promedica24, we understand the worries that come with this transition. Our guide offers reassurance, practical tips, and expert advice to help you feel comfortable, in control, and supported every step of the way. Read more today.
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Welcoming a live-in carer into your home is a significant step towards maintaining your independence while receiving the support you need. It’s natural to feel a mix of emotions—perhaps relief, anticipation, or even a little apprehension. At Promedica24, we understand that this is a personal transition, and we’re here to help you prepare in a […]
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Dementia is a progressive condition that affects memory, thinking, and behaviour, making everyday tasks increasingly challenging. If you’ve found yourself asking how to support someone with dementia after a loved one’s diagnosis, it’s natural to feel overwhelmed. Providing care for a loved one with dementia involves careful planning, understanding their needs, and knowing where to […]
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Caring for a loved one is an important and deeply personal responsibility. In many cases, families opt to welcome a live-in carer into their home to ensure their relative’s needs are met with compassion, skill, and dedication. When the carer comes from a different culture, the process of integration can present both exciting opportunities for […]
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Cost of Care: Promedica24 Offers Support to Make Home Care More Affordable for Families Caring for an older or vulnerable loved one can be challenging, both emotionally and financially. Families want to ensure their loved ones receive the highest quality care while maintaining their comfort and independence. Promedica24 is committed to helping families by reducing […]
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I’m Worried About Mum: How Do You Know When It’s the Right Time to Look for Care? It can be difficult to admit when a loved one may need more support than you can provide. As parents age, their health, mobility, and well-being can change, and it’s natural to worry about how best to meet […]
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Several years ago, in my first year working as a carer, I supported a young woman, C1, who was roughly the same age as me. She had complex care needs that required almost round-the-clock support, overnight care, medication management and personal care. C was grateful for the support as it allowed her to live in […]
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Promedica24’s Blaby and Lutterworth branch is delighted to announce that Emma Podgers has joined us as our new Registered Branch Manager. With over 27 years of experience in the domiciliary care industry, Emma brings an exceptional wealth of knowledge, hands-on expertise, and leadership to the team. Emma began her career as a Care Support Worker […]
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Fighting Loneliness in West Sussex: A Community-Focused Approach Loneliness is a growing issue across all age groups, but older adults are particularly at risk. Here in West Sussex, addressing loneliness among the elderly has become a shared responsibility for the community. By understanding the loneliness scale and taking meaningful steps, we can provide the support […]
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