The government recently set out a detailed action plan to address road safety issues. This may have an impact on our elderly loved ones and their ability to maintain independence. The plan means drivers over 70 may be required to take regular eyesight tests every three years, in order to maintain their licenses. Elderly drivers already have to renew their license at 70 and then continue to do so every 3 years after that. There is currently no test to take; they only have to declare that they are fit. The report explains the need for further investigation into vision issues which pose …
Careline: Here to Help Throughout The Pandemic
These past few months have been some of the hardest in our lifetimes. Since the coronavirus pandemic began, our lives have changed almost beyond recognition. However, one thing that will never change is our instinct to look out for one another and care for the vulnerable. Here at Careline, we have been helping you do just that. The Impact of Coronavirus We want to reassure you that your Careline alarm service is unaffected by the pandemic. The safety of our staff and customers is our top priority. We have put thorough safety measures in place at Careline HQ in order to protect …
Wellness Retreats For The Elderly
Wellness retreats have become increasingly popular since the turn of the millennium. These relaxing getaways have a focus on self-care and wellbeing. The mindfulness movement is a perfect (and increasingly trendy) example. Mindfulness focuses on the alignment of the mind, body and soul through simple exercises, encouraging you to pay attention to your surroundings, thoughts, and feelings. Wellness retreats work similarly. People use wellness retreats to reconnect with themselves. Therefore, the holiday becomes a time for self-reflection and growth as well as enjoyment. A wellness …
How Artificial Intelligence Can Benefit Your Ageing Parents
There is no denying that technology has taken a huge leap in the last several decades. One of the most prevalent technologies has been the introduction of artificial intelligence (AI) into the domestic setting. It began with voice assistants Siri and Cortana on smartphones and developed into devices such as Google Home Mini and Amazon Alexa. They help with everyday tasks such as shopping lists and can connect to other electronics. With the right equipment, you can manage your lights, calls and TV shows from one device. It might seem like something out of science fiction, but …
How To Talk About End Of Life Arrangements
No-one wants to think about their loved ones passing away. As difficult as it might be, it is important to prepare for the end of life. It's an eventuality for all of us and we need to make sure we are having open and honest conversations. Death can be an isolating topic but if we don't feel able to talk about it, we run the risk of not having our wishes executed. So, with this in mind, we've written a guide to talking about end of life arrangements with your loved one. How to Talk About End Of Life Arrangements There is no wrong way to begin talking about end of life …
One Metre Plus: How To Meet With Family Safely
From the 4th of July, there will be a few distinct changes to our social distancing rules. Mainly, the 2-metre rule will be changing. The Prime Minister has announced that, where two metres' distance is not possible, "one metre plus" is acceptable. We know a lot of people have been feeling isolated during lockdown, so today we'll be talking about how to meet with family and friendssafely. Please remember that these rules may be different if you are in one of the vulnerable groups as defined by the government. Who Can I Have In My Home? From 4th July, members of two households of …
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