The Good Care Group

19/03/2026

Hydration and nutrition week 2026: staying hydrated as we age 💙

In this blog, we’re shining a light on why hydration becomes a challenge in later life, how we support those living with dementia to increase their intake, and how to spot the early signs of dehydration.

Learn why hydration becomes a challenge in later life, how we support those living with dementia to stay hydrated, and how to spot the signs of dehydration.

17/03/2026

Peace of mind this Spring with trusted care at home ✨

Need extra support for a loved one this Easter? Our five-star rated home care team is here to help. Book your free consultation today and take a break with confidence 🏡

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09/03/2026

We’re pleased to announce the launch of our new specialist mental health support service in Scotland! ✨

This new service provides personalised, one-to-one support for adults of all ages, including those living with complex mental health needs. By delivering care at home, we can help you or your loved one build daily routines, regain confidence, and stay connected with family, friends and the wider community.

Find out more in our new blog:

At The Good Care Group, we’re pleased to announce the launch of our new specialist mental health support service in Scotland. This new service provides personalised, one-to-one support for adults of all ages, including those living with complex mental health

08/03/2026

This International Women’s Day, we’re proud to celebrate the inspiring women who make such a difference in care. 💜

We caught up with Nichola Proctor, Care Manager and Dementia Champion at The Good Care Group, to hear about her journey into care, what motivates her every day, and the advice she’d share with other women entering the sector.

With over a decade of experience in health and social care, Nichola is dedicated to delivering compassionate support for people living with dementia.

Below are some photos of Nichola throughout her career.

Read what she has to say here: https://www.thegoodcaregroup.com/news/celebrating-international-womens-day-with-nichola-proctor/

05/03/2026

We’re finalists! 🏆

We’re incredibly proud to share that The Good Care Group has been named a finalist at the Awards 2026 for Home Care Provider of the Year.

This recognition is a testament to the dedication, compassion and professionalism of our amazing carers and wider team, who work tirelessly to deliver outstanding live-in care to families across the UK.

Thank you to our clients and their loved ones for trusting us to support you at home - and congratulations to all the other finalists 👏🏼

03/03/2026

Today, on World Hearing Day (3rd March), we at The Good Care Group are encouraging families to look out for the subtle signs around the home that could point to hearing loss in older loved ones ❤️

Sometimes the earliest clues are found in the most familiar routines. Something as simple as not noticing the kettle switching off can be an early indicator that someone’s hearing may be changing.

Learn more in our blog:

Today, on World Hearing Day (3rd March), we at The Good Care Group are encouraging families to look out for the subtle signs around the home that could point to hearing loss in older loved ones. Sometimes the earliest clues

03/03/2026

🌷 Respite care this Easter 🐣

Taking care of a loved one is rewarding - but everyone deserves a break.

This Easter, The Good Care Group can provide professional live-in respite care, so you can rest and recharge knowing your loved one is safe and supported at home.

Let us step in while you take time out.

Learn more at https://bit.ly/4fPjQrH.

19/02/2026

Spotting the quiet signs of heart disease at home ❤️

With February marking National Heart Month, we’ve had some recent news coverage across the UK highlighting a simple but important early warning sign of heart disease: the marks left behind by socks.

Learn more in our new blog:

With February marking National Heart Month, we’ve had some recent news coverage across the UK highlighting a simple but important early warning sign of heart disease: the marks left behind by socks. Heart disease remains one of the UK’s biggest

17/02/2026

To celebrate World Kindness Day 💛, we’re sharing a little moment of joy. Our client LP had a lovely Valentine’s Day thanks to her carer, Shari, who went all out by cooking heart-shaped pasta and baking a Valentine’s-themed cake for them to enjoy together. Small acts of kindness make the biggest difference.

14/02/2026

Happy Valentine’s Day from The Good Care Group 💖

Today we’re celebrating all the ways love shows up - in kindness, companionship, and the care we give every day. From a friendly smile to a reassuring presence at home, it’s the little moments that mean the most.

Thank you to our wonderful carers for putting heart into everything you do, and to our clients and families for trusting us to be part of your lives.

13/02/2026

We’re proud to share that Laura Davies, Chief Operating Officer at The Good Care Group, is supporting Championing Social Care this year as an Ambassador Endorser for their national conference, Who Cares Wins! 💚

Read more in our blog:

We’re proud to share that Laura Davies, Chief Operating Officer at The Good Care Group, is supporting Championing Social Care this year as an Ambassador Endorser for their national conference, Who Cares Wins! Laura has been an ambassador for Championing

09/02/2026

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 coronary heart disease, one lesser-known factor is the role that companionship can have in protecting our heart health.

That’s why, this Heart Month, we’re highlighting the positive impact that companionship care can have on our health. From staying connected to reducing stress and encouraging better nutrition, our new blog shows some of the ways companionship care can support heart health. ❤️

This Heart Month, we’re highlighting the positive impact that companionship care can have on our health. Read our blog to learn more.