Ways agencies can defend caregivers against harassment
Carer safety is an issue that demands urgent attention. These professionals dedicate themselves to the well-being of others, often facing […]
Elderly Parents Need More Than a GP Visit — Here’s How 1 Health and Home Carers Work Together
There’s no one-size-fits-all solution when it comes to ageing well — but the combination of quality medical care and trusted home support comes pretty close.
With 1 Health providing comprehensive, compassionate GP and dental services, and Home Carers offering flexible, personalised in-home care, you can rest easier knowing your parent is surrounded by the kind of support that truly makes a difference.
What Financial Support Is Available for Older People in New Zealand?
Financial support for ageing parents in New Zealand is a common concern:“How much is this going to cost?”“Is Mum eligible
Tech Tools That Help Adult Children Stay in Touch with Ageing Parents
Tech tools to stay connected with ageing parents are changing the way families support loved ones from afar. You check
Questions to Ask During a GP Visit About Your Parent’s Care Needs
Questions to ask at a GP visit with ageing parent can make all the difference in getting the right support.You’ve
How to Talk to Your Parent About Accepting Help Without Causing Conflict
Talking to an ageing parent about help can be incredibly difficult. “Mum, I think it might be time for some
Meal Planning Tips for Older Parents Who Live Alone
Meal planning for older parents who live alone “Mum’s fridge was almost empty last time I visited.”“Dad’s been skipping meals
Feeling Guilty About Not Doing More for Your Parent? You’re Not Alone
You feel guilty, even though you’re doing your best. You call when you can and visit when life allows. In
How to Cope with the Emotional Load of Caring for an Ageing Parent
The emotional load of elder caregiving is real — and often invisible.You love your parent. Still, some days the responsibility
How to Know When Your Parent Needs Help at Home
You’ve noticed small changes in your parent’s behaviour, and you’re starting to wonder if your parent needs help at home.