A Stroke strikes every 5 minutes, with 100,000 people having strokes each year. There are 1.3 million stroke survivors in the UK alone. This makes it likely that you will know someone to have a stroke in your lifetime. Stroke’s are the leading cause of disability, with almost two thirds of stroke survivors leaving the

Live-In and At-Home Care Standards The significance of high-quality live-in and at-home care services in the UK is immense. These services play a vital role in preserving the well-being and dignity of the elderly, people with disabilities, or those needing respite care.  Here we delve into the crucial aspects of maintaining high UK standards in

As people grow older, they often face challenges that make it difficult to continue living independently. Some may require assistance with daily tasks from a carer such as bathing, dressing, and cooking, while others may need help managing their medications or coordinating doctor’s appointments. Carers are essential in helping elderly individuals live comfortably and happily

At-Home Care Caring for yourself or a loved one can be costly. Many people often fret over the possibility of selling their homes to secure a place in a residential care home. Fortunately, at-home care, a more affordable option for many, doesn’t necessitate such drastic measures. It allows you or your loved one to stay within

What is domiciliary care? Domiciliary care is a type of care provided to people in their own homes. It is also referred to as in-home or at-home care and is usually provided by professional care workers.  Over 950,000 individuals every year receive care in the UK. This type of care benefits elderly, disabled, or chronically

Have you ever thought about working in care? Carers make up a large workforce population, with 1 in 8 people being a carer. At A1 Care, we believe that it is the most important job a person can have. As a carer, you are the reason why someone’s life has drastically changed for the better.

Being a caregiver is an incredibly demanding job, you should know about respite care. You are not alone in feeling that you sometimes need a break from caring.  In fact, 59% of caregivers report using at least one type of assistance on behalf of the person they are taking care of. What is Respite Care?

Knowing when your loved one needs a carer is challenging. We want to reassure you that it’s not as easy as many might think. It’s also an incredibly turbulent time deciding if they’re fit to live independently. However, it’s essential to see the signs early as contacting a carer straight away can significantly improve the