As we approach Sepsis Awareness Day on the 12th of September, it’s crucial to spread knowledge about this life-threatening condition, especially among the elderly who are particularly vulnerable. At Care in Kent, we believe that awareness and timely action can save lives, and our dedicated private caregivers are trained to spot the signs of sepsis…
At Care in Kent, we are committed to integrating environmental sustainability into our daily operations, aiming to create a healthier planet for current and future generations. As part of our CQC framework and inspection process, we have developed and implemented a comprehensive Green Plan. This plan aligns with our dedication to providing high-quality, low-carbon care…
Memory loss can be a concerning experience, especially as we or our loved ones grow older. It’s natural to wonder whether forgetfulness could be a sign of something more serious, such as Alzheimer’s disease. This article aims to explore the relationship between memory loss and Alzheimer’s, providing insights without causing undue worry. If you’ve noticed…
Talking about money with elderly parents can be a sensitive and challenging topic. Financial discussions are often uncomfortable, but they are essential to ensure the well-being and security of your ageing loved ones. Here we look at how to discuss money with elderly parents with 8 helpful tips. Why Financial Discussions Are Important As parents…
This is intended as a guide only, to learn more about Power Of Attorney we recommend contacting a solicitor. When the time arrives that an elderly loved one can no longer manage their own affairs, securing a Power of Attorney (POA) becomes a critical step in safeguarding their well-being and financial security. Though the process…
Caring for elderly loved ones brings a multitude of challenges and concerns, particularly when it comes to their mobility and independence. Mobility issues can range from mild difficulty in walking to more severe limitations that require comprehensive care. Understanding these challenges and knowing how to effectively support your loved ones is crucial in ensuring their…
Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), commonly known as seasonal depression, can affect individuals of all ages, but it can be particularly challenging for the elderly. With the winter months casting long, dark shadows and reduced exposure to sunlight, seniors are at an increased risk of experiencing the symptoms of Seasonal depression. As family members, it’s essential…
As our loved ones age, the desire to keep them in the comfort of their own homes becomes increasingly important. Homecare, provided by companies like Care in Kent, offers the ideal solution for those seeking to ensure the safety and well-being of their elderly relatives without the need to move out of their own homes….
Whether you’re a carer for someone or you have elderly parents that you look after and suspect that they might have shingles, it’s best to take immediate action. But how do you diagnose it, and more importantly how do you treat it? What are Shingles? shingles appear when a nerve becomes infected and infects the…
If you are lucky enough to have elderly loved ones in your life, you’ve probably spent a considerable length of time talking to them about the past. Older relatives are our strongest connection to our history, and their stories and memories can be a source of delight and intrigue, revealing things about a yesterday we…
