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Live-in care for couples is a way to allow elderly couples to stay together in their own home when they require some extra help to look after themselves. Often if one person requires extra care and their partner only needs very limited support, the only options will be for them to be split up when […]

It has been a long and difficult road out of lockdown and as we now enter into stage 4 of the roadmap, where many Covid regulations are no longer mandatory and PPE has become optional for some sectors, we wanted to outline our policy going forward so you know exactly where you stand with your […]

Whether you or a loved one have recently been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, we are sure you have plenty of questions about what this means. During the early stages of the illness, many people are able to continue to live at home and maintain independent lives for many years, but as it progresses, it is […]

It is estimated that around three in five of us will become carers as some point in our lives, with the majority of those becoming family carers. Family carers often provide unpaid care with full-time responsibility and little if any respite. But research has shown that people performing the role of family carers have double […]

There are 14.1 million people in the United Kingdom living with a disability. A physical disability is defined as a “limitation on a person’s physical functioning, mobility, dexterity or stamina’ that has a ‘substantial’ and ‘long-term’ negative effect on an individual’s ability to do normal daily activities’ according to the Equality Act 2010. This can […]

At Live In Solutions, we put your needs first. As part of our Live In Home Care trial service, you will receive a fully managed 24-hour home care service provide by one of our professional carers. You will have a one-to-one carer on hand 24 hours of the day to recognise your wants and needs […]

Live-in care is an ideal care option when somebody needs care on a continual basis and would prefer to stay living within their own home rather than move into a care or residential home. The option to stay at home is often desirable for many people, because it means they do not face the upheaval […]

If you or someone you know has a life-limiting illness, you may have heard of palliative and end of life care being discussed, but it can be difficult to determine the difference. Are they the same thing? What does this type of care consist of? Palliative Care Treatment Palliative care is treatment for a life-limiting […]

What Is a Learning Disability? It is estimated that around 1.5m people in the UK have a learning disability, and of those around 350,000 people are living with a severe learning disability. Learning disabilities can range from mild to moderate or severe. Someone with a mild learning disability can usually easily look after themselves but […]

Dementia is a collection of symptoms that result from damage to the brain, which can be caused by different diseases such as Alzheimer’s. The symptoms will vary according to the part of the brain that has been damaged, but here are some of the common early symptoms and what to look out for in you […]