Commemorating Bobby Moore at Signature at Hendon Hall
Signature at Hendon Hall is celebrating the life and passing of Bobby Moore who will always be remembered as the Captain of England’s first and only World Cup win.
Later Life Insights
An Enduring Faith and All Good Things in Moderation
Brian and Connie Share Their Secrets Behind More Than 80 Years Together.
Detecting Dementia a Decade Early
A new blood testing technique could help researchers detect Alzheimer’s prior to showing early signs of dementia. Diagnosis as early as possible is crucial to unlocking the right care and support.
The 5 Stages of Dementia
Dementia affected around 46 million people worldwide in 2015. Around 3% of people between the ages of 65 and 74 have dementia, and this number rises to over 50% above the age of 85.
Artificial Intelligence – The Future of Care Homes?
For years technological advancements and AI have played a big role in medicine and medical research, leading the way to new discoveries like producing artificial limbs using 3D printing and maybe in the near future, artificial organs that can be used for transplants.
Top 5 Tips for Living With Dementia
Dementia in all its forms has been getting more and more publicity recently, and with good reason. For many, the concept of losing memory to the point of being less able to look after oneself can be more frightening that physical limitations.
The Link Between Memory and the Senses
What’s your favourite piece of music? When did you first hear it? How did you feel at the time?
Amazing Feats Accomplished by Seniors
It’s often in our retirement, with the combination of free time and experience, that we accomplish the things we’re most proud of. Increasingly there’s little reason for seniors to feel that anything is necessarily off-limits.
5 Popular Hobbies for the Over 50s You May Not Have Considered
It’s no secret that people often find themselves busier after retirement than they were before. Without the 9-5 soaking up the best part of each day, seniors are free to pursue their own interests and take up just about whatever hobby they choose.
What is Respite Care and How Can it Benefit Me?
The ability to care for older or vulnerable people and to ensure a good quality of life for most people at all ages is a defining aspect of humanity. Many of us who provide care take great joy in doing so; there’s a feeling of value in being immediately helpful that appeals to many people.Â