Many of us have moved around during our lives, some of us too many times to be able to count. Moving can be a stressful...

Christmas is a busy and demanding time of year, and so many things can be disrupted by the change of pace that Christmas brings. The pressure to socialise is overwhelming and overindulging in food or drink can have an impact on more than just your bank balance.

As we age, lots of simple tasks seem to become that little bit harder. In this blog, we will outline how small changes to your lifestyle can make a big impact and help you to get the most out of life. According to BAPEN, 1.3 million people over the age of 65 in the UK are malnourished. The detection, prevention and treatment of malnutrition can really help in the long run.

Safety and security is the most important thing when you are living alone. If you are concerned, don’t worry, preparing your house for ageing doesn’t necessarily need a costly renovation. Below we outline some tips and changes you or your loved one can make, in order to ensure your home is safe as you age.

Sundowning is a symptom of Alzheimer’s disease and dementia that is also known as late-day confusion. Now that the dark nights are upon us, this issue is more prevalent than ever. Sundowning is a term for when confusion worsens in the late afternoon and evening. 20% of those with Alzheimers display signs of this.

Community healthcare workers are very important members of the healthcare industry. Keeping safe whilst on the road is vital to ensure a happy employee! This blog includes ways in which you can keep yourself safe when you are working out in the community.

Halloween is a fun time of year for most of us, but spare a thought for those are alone in their homes, possibly confused or feeling vulnerable.

With winter just around the corner, it is a good time to start thinking about preparing for the cold weather.

As a healthcare worker, you are entitled to have a free flu jab - have you had yours yet?

Kare Plus can help you cover the cost of Christmas this year with flexible shifts that suit your availability.

If you’re thinking about becoming a caregiver but are having some doubts, we’ve shared the most common misconceptions about the role of a caregiver to help debunk the stigma surrounding the job.

Now in its fourth year, National Dementia Carers Day will take place on the 9th of September 2018. The day aims to highlight the huge number of informal and family carers who provide innovative and compassionate support for relatives with dementia every day.