Carer’s Assessments explained
There is a completely separate assessment for the giver of the care called the carer’s assessment This is different from the assessment for the person in need of care which is called the community...
View ArticleCommunity Care Assessments explained
It may be getting to the stage when your parent or relative is finding it difficult to look after themselves and you cannot help them in the ways they need. If so, you should consider contacting...
View ArticleWhat benefits and tax credits can carers claim?
The benefits system is complicated but if you know where to look, there is financial support out there for the millions of unpaid carers in the UK. Here’s an introduction to what’s available with links...
View ArticleAdvice on finance for carers
Money Advice Service research shows that almost a third of carers struggle to cover basic living costs, with more than one in five in debt and struggling to cope financially If you’re caring for your...
View ArticleWhat is NHS Continuing Care?
NHS continuing care is care that is arranged and funded by the NHS free of charge outside of hospital . It is available for people who need ongoing healthcare and meet the prescribed eligibility...
View ArticleManaging hospital discharge for elderly
If your elderly relative has been in hospital, it should be good news when they are ready to come home, but sometimes, managing their discharge from hospital can be a real worry. Can you ensure that...
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