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There is a popular saying that the home is where the heart is and at Home Instead Luton and Central Bedfordshire we truly believe that remaining at home is the most comfortable solution as you age. As daily tasks become more challenging it can make living independently at home more difficult, but this shouldn’t mean that you have to leave the home you love.
Home care services from Home Instead Luton and Central Bedfordshire will allow you or your loved one to remain at home. Our dedicated, professional team provide high quality home care in Luton and Central Bedfordshire that works around you. Let our senior CAREGivers help you or your loved one to continue living independently in your own home.
Home Instead Luton and Central Bedfordshire was set up by Maria Collins as part of the national Home Instead family. Our team provide professional, compassionate care at home in the Bedfordshire. From home help in Billington to companionship in Eggington, we will work with you and your loved-ones to provide the provision you need to continue living in your own home. We have a committed team of professionally trained CAREGivers who are locally based in the Bedfordshire area. If you are in need of senior care, then Home Instead Luton and Central Bedfordshire are here to help you or your loved one.
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Growing old can bring challenges, both for the person who’s ageing and for their family. It can be frustrating for our loved ones because they can’t do everything they used to and feel like they’re losing their independence. At the same time, it might be worrying for their family as they might not be able to be there whenever their loved ones need them.
For seniors coping with dementia, one of the greatest frustrations is the inability to do activities they once loved. It is common for someone to withdraw from social activities that are perhaps too stimulating. It is important to figure out ways to engage and interact with someone with dementia and focus on areas that they would enjoy and have fun with! Here are my top 10 activities that will stimulate the brain!
As ‘Carers’, we understand that caring for someone and putting their needs first is a part of your nature. People often mistake disregarding their own needs as what is needed to care for someone else, which can often lead to depriving their well-being. Here are some ‘Self-care’ tips for caregivers on how to best support your well-being.
With Easter happening this month, this is the perfect time to engage in some Easter home activities with your loved ones or clients.
When speaking with parents about major life changes, it can be extremely difficult to have an open, two-way conversation. Here are some ways that may make it easier for you to approach the conversations and engage in productive communication between you and your ageing parents.
Getting seniors who have no appetite to eat can be a challenge. This can be a factor of aging as lifestyle changes can cause a senior to lose their eating habits over time. Sometimes simple changes can make a significant difference.
