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Nov 12

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What to expect when receiving private in-home care services

By Carolyn Costley Advice

It can sometimes be a shock to realise that your elderly loved one needs in-home care services. It may be that you have spotted some signs of decline, such as forgetfulness, isolation or health issues, or maybe you have realised they are no longer safe to drive and would benefit...

Nov 05

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elderly person may be no longer safe to drive

Signs an elderly person is no longer safe to drive

By Carolyn Costley Advice

The freedom driving gives us is something that many elderly people will be reluctant to relinquish. However, if you feel it is no longer safe for your elderly loved one to continue driving, telling them can be a delicate matter that requires careful consideration. Although there is no upper age...

Sep 24

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Bright Carer and her client on wheelchair on the promenade

Home adaptations for the elderly

By Carolyn Costley Advice

Delivering care at home to an elderly parent or relative can be a challenging prospect, but staying within a familiar and safe environment can be the best option for their health and well-being. However, their own home may not be practical for your loved ones as they get older and their...

Sep 17

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Respite care – caring for loved ones so you can take a break

By Carolyn Costley Advice

At Bright Care we know that caring for elderly loved ones is rewarding, but it can also be overwhelming at times. As a Carer, unpaid or paid, it is important to look after yourself as well as your loved ones or clients. That is why respite care is invaluable for...

Aug 27

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Tips for taking the elderly with you on holiday

By Carolyn Costley Advice

Looking after the elderly when taking them on holiday can be a challenge, but also a wonderful and rewarding experience. If done well, spending some quality time away with your elderly loved ones can help to improve relationships, enhance their lives, and yours, and giving them a break from their...

Aug 20

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Thinking of a career change at 50+?

By Carolyn Costley Advice

Are you 50+ and thinking of a career change? Bright Care can give you a rewarding and fulfilling career in care, bringing joy and purpose into elder peoples’ later years. Transitioning to a career in the care industry can be rewarding and fulfilling. We know that the over 50s bring...

Aug 06

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Social prescribing for dementia patients

By Carolyn Costley Advice

What is dementia? Dementia is not a specific disease; it is an umbrella term used to describe a group of symptoms associated with a decline in cognitive abilities that are severe enough to interfere with daily life and independent cognitive functioning. Common types of dementia include Alzheimer's disease, vascular dementia,...

Jul 23

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Bright Carer listening to her client that plays ukulele

Our live-in care jobs

By Carolyn Costley Advice

As a fully managed private care provider, we recruit only the best Live-in Care Assistants. Our salaried Carers live side-by-side with their client in their home, providing care and companionship. As well as supporting their clients with everyday tasks, our Live-in Carers have time to build a nurturing relationship with...

Jul 16

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Top tips to find the right live-in care

By Carolyn Costley Advice

We are experts at providing high-quality live-in care and companionship for those in their later years. Founded in 2009, Bright Care has been successfully matching our clients at-home care needs with our fully-trained live-in Care Assistants for 14 years. Here are our top tips to find the right live-in care for...

Jun 25

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How to care for elderly parents who are resistant to care

By Carolyn Costley Advice

Looking after elderly parents who are resistant to your help or the assistance of professional care services can be challenging. Our team of Care Managers at Bright Care are experienced in this and are happy to share their knowledge and expertise. Please get in touch if you need advice on...

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What to expect when receiving private in-home care services

Signs an elderly person is no longer safe to drive

Home adaptations for the elderly

Respite care – caring for loved ones so you can take a break

Tips for taking the elderly with you on holiday

Thinking of a career change at 50+?

Social prescribing for dementia patients

Our live-in care jobs

Top tips to find the right live-in care

How to care for elderly parents who are resistant to care

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