How To Make Your Home Dementia-Friendly
An Alzheimer’s Society report has found that around one million people in the UK have some form of dementia and this is expected to rise to 1.4 million by 2040.
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Are Your Slippers Posing A Risk To Your Health?
As cosy and comfortable as slippers may well be, they can cause all sorts of problems and can increase your chances of having a fall. See more on the blog.
How To Improve Your Balance To Prevent Injuries
One of the biggest causes of injury among older people is slips, trips and falls, so it’s essential that we do all we can to protect ourselves as we age.
How To Reduce The Risks Of Falls As You Get Older
It can be tempting to move less if you’re worried about falling, but the best way to ensure mobility is to move as much as you can. See more on the blog now.
Ageing In Place: What’s Holding Us Back?
Strategic Society Centre figures show that 80 per cent of older homeowners are keen to stay where they are. But what’s getting in the way? See more here.
Home Adaptation Delays Putting Older People ‘At Risk’
Facilities like stairlifts and walk-in shower baths can help reduce the likelihood of slips, trips and falls, giving people greater independence. See more here.
Can Garden Rooms Help Support Independent Living?
One home adaptation becoming more popular is a garden room outside. If you have reduced mobility but want to stay at home, this could help you achieve this.
Home Accessibility Changes To Support Sight Impairments
If you are losing your sight or have an eye condition, carrying out home adaptations can make your property more accessible. Find out more on the blog now.
Home Adaptations To Help With Arthritis
Making certain ergonomic changes around the house and adapting your living spaces can help you manage your arthritis. Find out more over on the blog now.
French Architects Designing For Dementia
The Village Landais Alzheimer has been modelled on the Hogeweyk site in the Netherlands, a healthcare facility that has both the look and layout of a village.
Levelling Up Committee Launches Accessible Housing Survey
The survey aims to gather the views and experiences of disabled people when finding or adapting suitable homes to meet their needs. Find out more on the blog.
‘First-Ever’ Fully Accessible Holiday Home Built In Essex
A self-employed builder has constructed what is thought to be the first fully accessible holiday home in Clacton, Essex. Find out more on the blog now.
