Hot weather can be uncomfortable for anyone, but for older people it can quickly become more serious. During a heatwave, small changes at home can make a big difference to comfort, safety and wellbeing.

We are absolutely delighted to share that Sylvian Care Farnham has received a Good rating from the Care Quality Commission, following its recent assessment last week.

Caring for a loved one with dementia can be deeply rewarding—but it can also be emotionally challenging, especially when behaviours such as aggression, agitation, or confusion arise.

In this guide, we’ll explore practical, compassionate strategies for managing difficult behaviours in dementia care across the UK.

Increasingly, families across the UK are choosing live-in care at home—a solution that combines professional support with the familiarity and emotional comfort of home life. But what exactly makes this option so appealing?

For many families across the UK, knowing someone is there during the night brings reassurance, safety, and peace of mind.

But what exactly does overnight care involve, and how do you know when it’s needed?

Noticing changes in a loved one’s memory or behaviour can be unsettling. It’s natural to wonder: Is this just normal ageing, or something more serious?

This guide breaks down the most common early warning signs of dementia, how they differ from typical ageing, and what steps to take next.

Noticing changes in a loved one’s memory or behaviour can be worrying and, at times, overwhelming. You may find yourself asking: Is this just ageing, or could it be something more?

Understanding the early signs of dementia—and knowing what to do next—can help you take the right steps with confidence and compassion.

With so many providers available, knowing the right questions to ask can help you feel confident that you’re making the best possible choice.

This guide outlines the essential questions every family should ask when considering home care, along with why each one matters.

Understanding whether home care is cheaper than a care home isn’t always straightforward—because the answer depends on individual needs, lifestyle preferences, and the level of support required.

This guide breaks down the true costs of both options, helping you make an informed, confident decision.

A dementia diagnosis can feel overwhelming — for the person receiving it and for the family who loves them. Questions about safety, independence, daily routines and the future often arise all at once.

In this guide, we explain how dementia home care works in the UK, what support is available, how funding works, and how to choose the right provider.