Health & Alliance Home Care

15/03/2026

Happy Mother's Day 🌸

30/01/2026

We would like to wish our Managing Director a speedy recovery from the major surgery she's had this week. She is an inspiration to us all, get plenty of rest and we will see you when you have recovered. Love from all at Health and Alliance xx🩷🩷

01/01/2026

Happy New Year too all.
Especially our amazing Carers, Clients & Families 🥂🍾✨️

25/12/2025

Merry Christmas to all.
Especially to our amazing Carers, Clients & Families 🎅🏼🎀🎄

24/12/2025

What a brilliant idea! 👏🏼

09/12/2025

Welcome to the Team Amber, Leah & Emily ✨️

17/11/2025

Welcome to the Team Louise!
Our New Field Supervisor 👏🏼

11/11/2025

Remembrance Day!
11th November 2025 | Lest we forget

They gave their tomorrow's so we could have our today. ❤🖤

05/11/2025

The signs to look out for 💙

'When should I worry about forgetfulness?'

We all forget things sometimes. Whether it’s lost keys, a missed doctor’s appointment, or a name that won’t come to mind, for most of us forgetfulness is just part of the natural process of ageing and everyday life.

Forgetting where you put something, but remembering it later isn’t usually a cause for concern.

Dementia is different. It’s not a normal part of getting older.

So when does forgetfulness become a warning sign of something more serious?

While some forgetfulness is normal, dementia symptoms will affect your daily life and get worse over time.

Memory loss might also be accompanied by other symptoms, such as:

🔵 Difficulty organising thoughts or staying focused
🔵 Confusion with time or place
🔵 Problems with vision
🔵 Problems using words or communicating
🔵 Changes in mood and personality

If you’re worried about yourself or someone else, it’s really important to speak to your GP. It might not be dementia, but if it is then early diagnosis is crucial to manage symptoms, live independently for longer and avoid ending up in a crisis.

And if you’d like more information, support or advice, just call our Dementia Support Line on 0333 150 3456.

10/10/2025

🌸 Mental Health Day 🌸
This is your ANNUAL reminder that October 10th is World Mental Health Day.

Mental health matters every day of every month, but using this day to spread more awareness can help reach people who still feel alone in their struggles. So, let's raise the volume on real & meaningful conversations about mental health, therapy and support once again. Let's come together in making mental health & wellbeing a global priority for all.

01/10/2025

🌸🎀 Breast Cancer Awareness Month 🎀 🌸
Let's raise awareness and promote early detection through screenings. The month encourages regular breast self-checks, highlights risk factors and prevention strategies, and serves as a global effort to ensure equitable access to care and improve survival rates for all affected individuals.

07/07/2025

Our newest staff members ✨️
Welcome to the team, Colin, Paige, Talia & Oliver 🤍