As an older adult, things such as mobility issues, overall aches and pains, and increased time spent at home through retirement may lead to a decline in your overall mental wellbeing and daily mood. It is key that you take the steps to regularly care
Your circulatory system plays a crucial role in your body’s overall function: it is responsible for transferring blood, oxygen, and nutrients throughout your system. When blood flow is reduced to a certain part of the body, you may experience symptoms related to poor circulation. Importantly,
The clocks have sprung forward and we’re moving into brighter days! Those cold, dark winter months can take their toll, so spring is a wonderful time to improve your mental and physical wellbeing again. Our tips are specifically useful to older adults, whose health is
This week is #YouCanCare week, created to celebrate the people working in the care sector and to encourage more people to work in this fulfilling industry. To get involved, we’ve drawn up a list of what we believe are the most rewarding things about working
Home care is becoming the preferred option for many people who require care and as this demand increases, so does the demand for carers. At Minster Home Care, we are looking to recruit qualified, passionate and hardworking caregivers to join our team. We want to
It is essential for someone’s wellbeing to ensure that they remain as much of an individual as possible. Especially as we get older, opportunities and the ability to remain individual may wane, so it is important that there is a concerted effort made to promote
Staying active is important for our health, particularly as we age. The loss of mobility can have significant social, psychological and physical consequences. However, immobility can be prevented by regular physical activity and exercise, even if it’s only light movements for short periods of time.
Care is a very personal thing, and everyone should have the right to receive their care on their own terms. That’s why home care is the preferred option for many people. Not only does the flexible nature mean you can maintain your independence, stay in
Recognising that your elderly loved one needs care can be the single hardest thing you ever do. It’s unlikely that your loved one will ask for help themselves, so it is important that you are able to recognise the signs and get them the help
