Have you noticed a family member struggling to interact with their surroundings like they used to? Dementia impacts cognitive abilities, making it harder to fulfil tasks like washing, cleaning, and shopping. As symptoms develop, it may be difficult for them to live independently, or they may find it hard to live independently due to feeling […]
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Are you looking for dementia care at home for yourself or a loved one? Maybe a family member or friend is providing care but could use additional support? Choosing the right Dementia care provider can often feel overwhelming. Knowing the right questions to ask can help ease the stress of the decision-making process, allowing you
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Dementia and Alzheimer’s disease share many similarities, yet they are distinct conditions. Alzheimer’s is a type of dementia that gradually affects your cognitive function and memory. Meanwhile, dementia universally covers various symptoms that can affect your behaviour, thinking and reasoning skills. Sova Healthcare’s guide covers the differences between Alzheimer’s and Dementia. What are the
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Whether you have a long-term disability or short-term illness, looking after yourself and doing everyday tasks can be challenging. You may need help having someone assist with completing activities, such as preparing meals or driving to doctor appointments. Sova Healthcare offers a daily or ad-hoc domiciliary care service for children and adults designed around your
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Hearing the news that you have a life-changing illness can be a difficult time for you and your family. You want to ensure that you spend the remaining time with the people you love most while managing your illness. Sova Healthcare offers a palliative home care service for adults and children with life-limiting illnesses. It
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Creating a safe, accessible living space when living with a long-term illness or disability can improve your overall health and well-being. According to Nuffield Health, over 15 million people in England live with an incurable but controllable health issue or long-term condition. Ensuring your home is adapted to your health condition or disability is crucial
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Frontotemporal dementia is a type of dementia, affecting the frontal and temporal lobes within the brain. Compared to other dementia types, frontotemporal dementia can appear early, which affects your behaviour, language, personality and health. According to Alzheimer’s Research UK, there are approximately 31,000 people in the UK who live with FTD. Sova Healthcare’s article covers
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Making the transition from a long-term hospital stay to your home can be challenging, particularly if you have complex medical needs. Therefore, transitioning from hospital to home care requires careful planning and support. Our guide takes you through how hospital to home care can improve your independence, health and well-being. What is Hospital to Home
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The Feeling of loneliness is something that you may experience regularly if you have a disability or health condition. Having a companion to socialise and partake in daily activities is essential for your mental and physical health. Whether it’s something as simple as having a conversation over a hot drink, or going for a walk,
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When your loved one ages, it’s natural to start thinking about their care and wellbeing. Many families across the UK are faced with a tough decision of deciding between home care or residential care for their elderly family members. While both options have their advantages, there are many reasons why choosing home care might be
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We know that everyone has different needs and that’s why we promise to tailor our specialist care services to you. Our specialist care team takes into account individual requirements and preferences to ensure that our clients are matched with the right carer, while always guaranteeing the very best quality service. To find out more about us, you can email us at enquiries@sovahealthcare.co.uk or call us on 0800 688 8866.