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.
At some point in our lives, the need for care, whether for ourselves or our loved ones, may become a reality. Circumstances such as illness, accidents, or existing health conditions can swiftly change our care requirements, leaving us facing the daunting task of finding suitable care options. Yet, navigating this phase with confidence is achievable […]
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The decision between live-in care and residential care is a significant one, with implications for the well-being and freedom of our loved ones as they age. In this blog post, we will explore the distinct freedoms that live-in care offers over traditional residential care settings. Preservation of Independence: Live-in care excels in preserving the independence […]
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Nursing has been my passion from a young age. I worked hard at school, determined to be accepted into a nursing school, which I achieved at Royal Masonic and Queen Mary’s Hospital. I trained and qualified as a state registered nurse (SRN). Starting as a Staff Nurse on a medical ward, I was subsequently promoted […]
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Last year, we discussed the topic of “Recognising the Signs: When is it Time to Consider Live-In Home Care for Your Loved One?”. If you’ve reached the decision that a family member or yourself would benefit from live-in care, you may be wondering what comes next. How does the process function, and how do we […]
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As a Live-In Care Consultant with Promedica24, my journey into the world of community engagement and the battle against loneliness began with the Glamour Club. My husband Chris met Janice Moth, the founder, while networking, and we were immediately drawn to the cause—companioning with purpose and addressing the core issue of isolation through the Glamour […]
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Celebrating Christmas with a loved one living with dementia requires a delicate balance of festive cheer and thoughtful consideration. The holiday season, known for its hustle and bustle, can be overwhelming for individuals with dementia and their carers. Here, we explore five essential tips for managing Christmas with sensitivity, ensuring a positive and comfortable experience […]
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The holiday season is a time of joy and celebration, but it can also present unique challenges. Navigating the holidays with live-in care can be an adjustment for families as they settle into a new dynamic. To ensure a harmonious and fulfilling holiday experience for everyone, consider the following: Communication is Key Establishing clear and […]
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Promedica24 recently marked the inauguration of its new homecare service in Castle Donington with a warm and welcoming opening event. Between Promedica24 staff and members of the local community, guests met the event with enthusiasm and positive feedback. The event also attracted representatives from the government and other businesses, including a will writing service and […]
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Live-in care is a popular option for people who need help with daily activities and want to remain in their own homes. It can be a good alternative to care homes, especially for people who value their independence and want to stay in familiar surroundings. Jo White-Smith, Promedica24 Regional Care Consultant in West Sussex, answers […]
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In the world of health and social care, there are people who stand out for their unwavering commitment to making a difference in the lives of those they support. Jason Watmore of Promedica24 UK, a dedicated professional with over 11 years of experience in the care sector, is one such individual. He has recently been […]
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No matter how much you try to prepare for the loss of a loved one, it is always a difficult time. When it comes to support for end-of-life care, depending on the situation, there are different options. We look at some of the ways you can provide support for palliative care. What is palliative care? […]
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Are you or a family member eligible for Attendance Allowance? When someone has reached state pension age and has long-term health issues, they might qualify for this financial support. This allowance can then be used to help pay for personal care. We look at the main factors which will help you understand your eligibility. Criteria […]
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