With the right support, environment, and confidence-building, falls can be prevented, helping people stay active, independent, and well for longer.

It’s a question many families ask themselves: “When is the right time to arrange care and support for the person I love?”

Mealtimes are about much more than just nutrition, they are an essential part of wellbeing, social connection, and daily routine. For people living with dementia, however, traditional approaches to meals can sometimes be overwhelming.

Nature has proven benefits for wellbeing. It helps reduce anxiety, lift mood and create a sense of calm, even in small doses.

At Thrive Homecare, we believe everyone deserves the support they need to live well – without added financial worry. One benefit that many families don’t realise they may be entitled to is Attendance Allowance . Whether you’re arranging support for yourself or for the person you love, this simple, non-means-tested benefit could make a real difference.   What is Attendance Allowance? Attendance Allowance  is a tax-free benefit  for people over State Pension age (currently 66)

When deciding on care options for a loved one or yourself, one of the key factors to consider is cost. The two primary options available are live-in care  and nursing home care, each offering different levels of support and comfort. At Thrive Homecare , we believe that understanding the financial aspects, alongside the care and quality of life offered, is essential in making an informed decision. In this article, we’ll compare live-in care and nursing homes, helping you choos