Here you’ll find all the information and advice you need about live-in care, condition led care and life as a live-in carer. For more information on any of these topics, get in touch today to find out how we can support you or a loved one.
No matter how much you try to prepare for the loss of a loved one, it is always a difficult time. When it comes to support for end-of-life care, depending on the situation, there are different options. We look at some of the ways you can provide support for palliative care. What is palliative care? […]
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Are you or a family member eligible for Attendance Allowance? When someone has reached state pension age and has long-term health issues, they might qualify for this financial support. This allowance can then be used to help pay for personal care. We look at the main factors which will help you understand your eligibility. Criteria […]
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Each stage in our lives comes with its unique set of challenges and opportunities. Aging is one such phase, and we may require additional support to maintain our quality of life as our needs change. For many people, live-in care has emerged as a transformative choice that not only addresses their evolving needs but also […]
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Would you like to be a wife, husband, daughter, or son again rather than a carer? Have you been considering whether your loved one requires assistance and care, but you’re unsure if it’s time to consider Live-in home care? Making the right decision can feel like a maze of emotions. You want the best for […]
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Do you have a loved one due to go into hospital as an inpatient? Supporting those in hospital is just one of the many ways we can help families. Our carers can visit your friend or family member in the ward to provide companionship. We can also bring in supplies, certain personal items from home, […]
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At Avelon Live In Care, we are proud to be a dementia-friendly business. All of our staff are encouraged to become Dementia Friends, and all our carers receive training on dementia. This enables us to provide the best support we can for those who live with this condition within our communities. So, how do you […]
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How do you choose the right live-in care service for an elderly or vulnerable loved one? Avelon Live In Care’s West Sussex Care Consultant Jo White-Smith believes this to be the most important question and it forms the basis of how she works within her local community to provide West Sussex care support. Being committed, […]
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We often see families struggling to get the right support for their loved ones. Applying through local authority health and social services can seem complicated. Many people are unaware that our carers can help you navigate these areas. Whether you need a type of mobility aid or a financial benefit, our carers can assist you […]
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Many people don’t realise that by paying for care support, you won’t need to pay extra for cleaning services. When our carers support our clients, they also clean and carry out household chores. This can save you and your family a lot of money in the long run, which you can then use towards essential […]
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Live-In Respite Care – Peace of Mind for Families | Avelon Live In Care Managing the day-to-day care of a loved one can take a toll on carers, leaving them with feelings of exhaustion, hopelessness, and guilt. As the over 65 population in the UK grows rapidly, the demand for care services is on the […]
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When a family member is discharged from hospital, they need time to recover and the right level of respite care in place. Bridging the gap from hospital to home care support could mean that your loved one doesn’t have to go into a care home. During the summer months, people often go away, and this […]
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When people are living with dementia, this can result in them resisting help and support. Resistance to care is very common and can be distressing for both the sufferer and their family. So, what can you do when someone refuses care? It’s an important part of our carers’ remit to respect the rights and dignity […]
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