Allium Home Care News

Discover everything you need to know about pet theraphy for the elderly. Also find out how home care can allow your loved one can stay at home with their beloved pet.

Dignity is a fundamental human right, and it's especially important in care settings. This blog post will explore what dignity in care means, the difference between dignity and respect, its importance, and practical ways to promote it.

Explore the signs that indicate you might need additional support, the different options available, and the importance of prioritising your own well-being throughout the caregiving journey.

This blog post dives into 10 practical strategies that can empower elderly individuals with arthritis to live comfortably and independently.

This article explores various strategies that families, carers and healthcare providers can use to promote independent living for those with dementia.

If you are looking to explore the beautiful natural surroundings of Surrey then we have the top 5 places you should visit.

Over the years we have supported many couples who have had long and happy marriages. This valentine’s day we want to celebrate the lovely couples and know the secret to their success.

Good hydration is essential to maintain your well-being and independence while continuing to live at home.

The Covid-19 pandemic has taken its toll on every member of the population especially for those who were already vulnerable.

Overall, we are happy that the service is upholding our values. We are passionate about providing a trustworthy, respectful and compassionate service. We are making changes each day to improve the way we work.

When you first discover that you or a loved one has been diagnosed with Dementia, it can bring on a whirl-wind of emotions, from sadness, fear and in some cases anger or frustration. You naturally feel concerned about what the future holds and how it will affect you and your whole family.

Our annual customer survey allows us to review and reflect on the services we provide and put into action any improvements that we can make.

As of today, those who have been shielding at home are allowed out of their homes either with their household or if they live alone, to meet with one other person.