Kathy Lawrence
What to Do if You Lose Your Health Insurance in the UK
Collaborative Post Losing health insurance can be daunting, particularly in the UK where the healthcare system is experiencing significant changes. This guide will provide you with structured and detailed steps to navigate through such a challenging situation effectively. Understanding the Current Landscape In recent years, the UK health insurance market has undergone significant changes, with […]
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Major questions over performance of the Care Quality Commission
If you’re hoping that the Care Quality Commission in England might help you to achieve better care for your family and friends, you may be disappointed. On the same day that the BBC releases a report showing apparently poor care in many homes across the country, a report from a law firm argues that the […]
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Can we slow down cognitive decline? Latest research
Many of us have seen the cognitive powers of older family and friends diminish over time, even to the point of dementia taking over their lives. It’s no surprise that there is huge interest in how we might protect our own brains to at least delay if not even prevent failing cognitive abilities. At When […]
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Maintaining Your Health and Vitality as You Age
Collaborative Post Ageing is part of life but doesn’t mean you have to lose your health and vitality. With the right habits and care you can live a full and vibrant life into your 60s and beyond. Here we’ll look at the key ways to maintain your health and vitality as you age, from exercise […]
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How Can You Create a Sustainable Income Plan for Retirement?
Collaborative Post Creating a sustainable income plan for retirement is essential to ensure financial stability and peace of mind in your golden years. A well-thought-out retirement income strategy aligns your future financial needs with your income sources, ensuring you don’t outlive your savings. This involves a mix of understanding your expected expenses, exploring consistent income […]
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4 Home Safety Tips Every Senior Needs to Know
Collaborative Post When it comes to our aging loved ones, needless to say, there are a lot of things that used to be normal that then become stress-inducing. Are they going to be safe driving alone? Are they okay to cook? Are they taking the right dosage? Are they safe to bathe? How safe is […]
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Four factors that contribute to a contented life
Collaborative Post Everyone is an individual, but when you zoom out a little, you see that we’re more similar than we are different. The vast majority of people want to simply be happy and content — and once you achieve it, life becomes pretty straightforward. Of course, “achieving it” is often easier said than done. […]
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Preparing for the Different Stages of Dementia
Collaborative Post Dementia is unfortunately a deteriorative disease. There are ways to slow down its progress, but there is no way yet to freeze it in tracks. Many people don’t want to accept this, but it can be important to prepare for the different stages so that they are not as difficult. This post delves […]
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Choosing broadband for older people
With getting online becoming increasingly vital to everyday life, knowing that your older relative or friends are getting a good deal from their broadband is important for peace of mind, as well as the bank balance. Utility company Uswitch carried out a survey of the over 55s, and found that actually many users aren’t switching […]
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Embracing Local Traditions: Exploring New Holiday Customs as an Expat
Collaborative Post There are many brilliant things about living abroad as an expat, but one of the most exciting things about moving to a new country is the chance to discover and embrace new holiday traditions. Immersing yourself in a whole new set of customs is an incredible experience, helping you connect with your new […]
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