Making your home dementia-friendly : Tips for supporting a loved one with dementia
By Rachel ColemanPublished 28/02/18Dementia affects around 850,000 people in the UK. For the families who support them, it can sometimes be hard to know the best way to help. It’s only natural that you’ll want to help your family member or friend, but knowing where to start can be difficult.Making some simple additions or changes […]
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Finger food proves hugely beneficial to dementia patients in hospital in Bangor
A new food menu that incorporates lots of finger food has been introduced at Ysbyty Gwynedd Hospital in Bangor to help patients living with dementia.The new orange menu has been designed by staff from across different departments in the hospital. It makes it easier for patients who may find it difficult to manage regular meals […]
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Outstanding dementia care recognised in Harrogate
If you’re searching for care for a loved one with dementia it’s hard not to be left in a state of fear and apprehension when the media is full of stories about the ‘state of crisis’ in the social care system. But one Yorkshire care home has proved high quality care is still out there […]
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Stairlifts and dementia : Is a stairlift worth the cost?
The benefits of a stairlift are obvious. Extended freedom of movement, independence and the ability to stay in your own home rather than have to move into sheltered or residential care, are all powerful factors in their appeal.But cost is an undoubted downside. Stairlifts are not cheap, leaving many families caring for a loved one […]
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