BackTips for coping with sundowning
Sundowning is a term used for changes in behaviour that occur in the evening, around dusk. Some people who have dementia experience a growing sense of agitation or anxiety at this time. What is sundowning? People living with Alzheimer’s and other dementia may experience sleeping problems or […]
Read moreHomecare plan for the 5 stages of Parkinson’s disease
In this guide, we’ll look at the five stages of Parkinson’s and how a home care plan can support treatment from your doctor. It is important to note that Parkinson’s will affect each person in a unique way — the stages are a guide […]
Read moreWhy is respite care important?
What is respite care? Respite Care is designed to provide relief for families or others who undertake the care of a family member or friend. Furthermore, it can be a useful break for anyone receiving care. Sometimes it can be given in emergencies, whilst […]
Read moreWhat is a live-in carer?
What does it mean to be a live-in carer? A live-in carer is a professional who provides continuous care and assistance to individuals who require support with daily activities, typically within the individual’s own home. Unlike caregivers who work on a shift basis, live-in […]
Read moreRecovering at home: A stroke client’s journey with Cavendish Homecare
At Cavendish Homecare, we recognise that the recovery journey following a stroke is unique and care must be tailored accordingly. Many stroke clients choose the option of receiving stroke care at home, as it allows them to remain in a familiar environment with access […]
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