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At Prestige Nursing & Care we are committed to collaborating and working in partnership with a range of professionals involved in commissioning expert home care services.
We welcome discussions about home care referrals and like working with organisations that share the same approach to providing high-quality care services that families can trust, ensuring they get the right care, at the right time, right at home.
Complete our simple online form below and one of our expert care advisors will be in touch. Alternatively you can call us on 0808 239 1525.
What is it like working in care?
With the ageing population of the UK only expected to rise, there is no better time to start a career as a professional carer. Working in care is an immensely rewarding career that allows you to provide life-changing support to those in need.
For over 75 years, Prestige Nursing & Care has provided high-quality, personalised and expert home care services for every stage of life. We know what good care looks like and how best to support our care teams to deliver it….
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How to get a job as a carer
Are you interested in starting a new career as a home carer? As the ageing population in the UK continues to grow, demand for new carers is only expected to....
What is a home carer?
If you’ve ever felt that you could benefit from an extra helping hand at home, a home carer can provide you with the support you need to live life on....
The importance of good documentation in care work
Maintaining accurate records plays a crucial role in providing effective care. Not only can maintaining clear and up-to-date records improve the health and well-being of clients, but it can also help care providers to better comply with CQC regulations.
Here we provide insight into the numerous benefits of good documentation and how you can use accurate record-keeping to improve the quality of life of the people you support….
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How to get a job as a carer
Are you interested in starting a new career as a home carer? As the ageing population in the UK continues to grow, demand for new carers is only expected to....
What is a home carer?
If you’ve ever felt that you could benefit from an extra helping hand at home, a home carer can provide you with the support you need to live life on....
A guide to common medical abbreviations
Have you ever looked at your prescriptions or medical records and wondered what all those abbreviations mean?
Abbreviations are used in medical settings to save doctors and nurses valuable time and space when writing prescriptions and other healthcare records….
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The top 8 bathing aids to make everyday tasks easier
For people with mobility or frailty concerns, the bathroom can be an intimidating or even dangerous place. Slips and falls are unfortunately common in the bathroom, leading many people to....
Meal delivery options for the elderly
As your parents get older, cooking tasty and nutritious meals can become more of a challenge. You may find yourself travelling to your loved one’s home each day to cook....
What is the Osteoporosis T-score?
A t-score measures your bone density and can provide a snapshot of your bone health. If your bone density is too low, you are at a higher risk for bone....
What causes Parkinson’s disease?
Parkinson’s disease is a progressive and debilitating disorder caused by a loss of nerve cells in a particular region of the brain called the substantia nigra. These nerve cells produce a crucial chemical called dopamine, which helps control and coordinate body movements.
When the nerve cells in this part of the brain become damaged or die, the amount of dopamine in the brain is reduced. This leads to symptoms such as slowed movement and tremors or shaking in the hands, arms, legs or jaw….
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Elderly malnutrition
Elderly Malnutrition; Spot the Signs of Malnutrition in your Elderly Relative As we age, our bodies need fewer calories yet require more protein, calcium, B vitamins, and other nutrients to....
Senior nutrition
As we age, the risk of heart disease can increase due to a condition known as atherosclerosis. Atherosclerosis occurs when the arteries begin to narrow from plaque buildup in the....
Reduced mobility? Here’s how to stay fit
Improving Mobility in the Elderly; Tips to Stay Healthy & Agile for the Elderly We are living longer, healthier lives than ever before. It’s a triumph for each family and....
What is a care plan?
A care plan is a written document that helps ensure all aspects of an individual’s care are addressed and that the client receives the personalised support they require. A care plan will outline the required level of support, how it will be provided, the goal and aim of the care and any other essential information.
As we or our loved ones age or face health challenges, the need for care and support becomes important. However, care is not just about providing physical assistance or help with daily living tasks, but also about meeting emotional, social, and psychological needs. A care plan ensures all aspects of a person’s physical and mental needs are met so that they can live a fulfilling and independent life. …
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The importance of Power of Attorney (PoA)
When planning for the later years of life it is important that you put the right plans in place to protect your estate and your loved ones. Power of Attorney....
Keeping active is vital as we age
The importance of exercise is well researched. Keeping active and healthy is proven to have a positive impact on our overall mental and physical health and well-being. It used to....
5 early signs of dementia checklist
One in three people in the UK will develop dementia, 66% of them women. If the symptoms of dementia are detected in the early stages, people can develop strategies and....
10 fun and engaging activities for the elderly
Whether due to mobility concerns or other physical limitations, it can become more difficult to get out and about as we get older. This can sometimes limit the number of activities older people can participate in and can even lead to feelings of loneliness or isolation.
However, just because we may be spending more time indoors doesn’t mean that we can’t still have fun and engaging experiences. There are many enjoyable activities for older people that can be done from the comfort of home. …
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Winter health and wellbeing tips
After the busy festive period, January can be an excellent time for a fresh start, and a chance to begin the year with a healthy mind-set. You may also be....
5 new year resolutions to keep with your elderly relative
5 Good Things to do for your Elderly Relative The new year is here, and it's time to start making those resolutions again. But rather than setting yourself unrealistic resolutions....
Social media for the elderly
Social Media for the Elderly: How the family can stay in touch Social media has exploded in popularity in recent years, and it has changed the way that we communicate.....
What is integrated care?
Integrated care is an approach to healthcare that seeks to address the issue of fragmented care. By bringing together different organisations and healthcare professionals to provide a coordinated and holistic approach to care, integrated care ensures that an individual’s needs and preferences are always at the forefront.
Today’s complex healthcare landscape often sees individuals receiving care from multiple providers, making it difficult for them to navigate their care journey. Integrated care puts the individual at the centre of their care plan, with all professionals involved in their care working together to provide the very best support for that person. …
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Prevention of slips, trips and falls
It is important that we continue to keep an eye on and help others especially an older person when up and around. During winter months, it remains important that we....
Common concerns for an elderly relative
What are the Common Concerns for Those Caring for an Elderly Relative? The UK population is ageing. According to the Office of National Statistics, the number of people aged 75....