Understanding dementia is the first step. Providing compassionate, personalised support is the next. At U&I Care, we specialise in live-in care for individuals with dementia, offering assistance that evolves with your loved one’s needs.
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As we age, the risk of developing mental health conditions such as depression and anxiety increases due to factors like retirement, loneliness, medication side effects, and reduced mobility.
Understanding Early Onset Dementia: Causes, Symptoms, and Support Options Early onset dementia affects around 80,000 people in the UK, a
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Deciding on the right care path can be daunting. Understanding the advantages of home care versus residential settings is crucial. At U&I Care, we focus on crafting care that respects your lifestyle and preferences. Enjoy this blog, Choosing Between Home Care and Residential Care.
Mark your calendars for Sunday, March 31st, as we transition to longer days. While this shift might seem minor to many, it can present unique challenges for individuals living with dementia, potentially leading to disorientation, anxiety, and distress.
Dementia’s presence in the UK poses a significant concern, with approximately 900,000 individuals currently living with this condition. Experts project an alarming increase to 1.6 million by 2040, spotlighting the urgent need for intervention.
Although dementia mainly affects older adults, it is not a normal part of aging. Recognising the early signs can lead to a diagnosis, opening the door to treatment and support that can significantly improve quality of life. This article delves into the 10 early signs of dementia that you shouldn’t ignore.