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What is respite care?

Respite care is available in a variety of formats, such as in-home, visiting, or residential.

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Winter care advice

With colder weather on its way, explore our tips for staying warm and well this winter.

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Our care advice hub offers helpful information and expert advice for those seeking care for themselves or a loved one.

Why Family Tensions Make a Care Crisis Harder – and How an LPA Can Help

Recent coverage of family tensions in the public eye has prompted many people to reflect on their own family dynamics. While some disagreements unfold in headlines, far more family fall-outs happen quietly, behind closed doors and over many years. A...

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How companionship care supports heart health

According to the British Heart Foundation, there are currently more than 8 million people living with heart or circulatory conditions in the UK.  While there are plenty of lifestyle changes you can make to decrease your risk for conditions like...

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5 winter warming tips for older people

Help your loved one stay safe and comfortable throughout the colder months with our list of the most effective winter warming tips for older people. With the coldest part of the year soon to be upon us, we’ve prepared this...

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Questions to ask when choosing home care in 2026

Choosing care for another person – whether it’s a friend or a family member – is never an easy decision. With so many care options available, and plenty of considerations to make along the way, the process can feel overwhelming...

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Helping families in Scotland recognise the early signs of dementia

The NHS is encouraging families to be alert to subtle early signs of dementia, particularly during times when loved ones spend more time together. Increased awareness can help ensure people receive the right support and assessment as early as possible....

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Look out for the subtle signs of dementia

The NHS has recently urged people across the UK to be mindful of subtle warning signs of dementia in loved ones – especially during family gatherings over the festive season. Early awareness and prompt action can make a meaningful difference...

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Celebrating milestones, Sarah’s 5 years with The Good Care Group

At The Good Care Group (TGCG), our commitment to outstanding care goes beyond words, it’s at the heart of everything we do. Sarah’s journey with TGCG is a testament to dedication, compassion, and the difference one person can make. Over...

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Everyday Interiors That Trigger People With Alzheimer’s

Health experts are highlighting the often-overlooked ways home interiors can trigger distress and behavioural changes in people living with dementia. From the dark appearance of water in a sink to the glare of shiny floors, ordinary features can become invisible...

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National Carers Week 2025

National Carers Week takes place in June every year. The event is designed to support the six million people in the UK who provide care at home for elderly and disabled people. Providing home care is a hugely demanding job...

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Navigating Dementia Care: Your Frequently Asked Questions

Caring for someone living with dementia can bring about a whirlwind of questions and you are not alone in seeking clarity and guidance. This FAQ aims to address some of the most common concerns and provide helpful insights as you...

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Understanding Dementia: A Q&A with Admiral Nurse Jane Pritchard

This Dementia Action Week, we asked Dr Jane Pritchard, our experienced in-house Admiral Nurse to share her insights on dementia, the importance of early diagnosis, and the support available. Here’s what she had to say: 1. What exactly is an...

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How long can respite care last?

What is respite care? Respite care is available in a variety of formats, such as in-home, visiting, or residential. It provides short-term support, allowing primary caregivers to take a break for their own well-being, or to address urgent situations like...

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