Care On Call Healthcare LTD

29/12/2025

29/12/2025

Care On Call Healthcare Ltd also provides local home support, cleaning, and handyman services to support households in our community.

Our services include companionship and befriending, welfare check visits, domestic cleaning, shopping support, property maintenance, and general household assistance, including:

✔ Small home repairs & odd jobs
✔ Flat-pack assembly
✔ Regular & one-off cleaning
✔ Reliable • Affordable • Local

🎉 SPECIAL LOCAL OFFER 🎉
£10 OFF your first Cleaning or Handyman booking

Non-regulated services only. No personal care provided.

🌐 www.careoncallhealthcare.com

📞 01438 487070

🌐 www.careoncallhealthcare.com

📞 01438 487070

26/12/2025

🧠💙 Did You Know? Your Mental Wellbeing Matters at Every Stage of Life 💙🧠

Recent long-term research shows that certain emotional and mental health challenges in midlife — such as loss of confidence, difficulty concentrating, or feeling unable to cope — may be linked to a higher risk of dementia later in life.

✨ What does this mean?
It reminds us how important it is to look after mental health early, not just physical health. Emotional wellbeing, confidence, and feeling supported all play a vital role in long-term brain health.

At Care on Call Health Care Ltd, we believe in:
✔️ Person-centred care
✔️ Early support and awareness
✔️ Compassion for mental and physical wellbeing

💬 You’re not alone. If you or a loved one are experiencing changes in mood, confidence, or concentration, reaching out early can make a real difference.

📞 We’re here to support individuals and families with care that truly puts people first.

👉 Follow our page for more health insights, care tips, and community support.

07/12/2025

“Dementia Is More Than Memory Loss” 🌼

Dementia isn’t just forgetting names or dates.
It can change mood, confidence, communication, and how a person understands the world around them.

Someone living with dementia might:
• Feel overwhelmed in busy places
• Struggle to find the right words
• Repeat questions because they’re anxious
• Become confused, even at home

🧡 Kindness and patience make a huge difference.

Little things matter:
✔️ Keeping routines familiar
✔️ Speaking slowly and gently
✔️ Using clear, simple sentences
✔️ Enjoying music, photos or memories together
✔️ Taking time — no need to rush

Every person deserves dignity, even on their difficult days.

🙌 We value organisations like Dementia Outreach CIC, who work hard in the community to raise awareness and offer support to individuals and families affected by dementia.

💬 Have you had any positive experiences with dementia support groups or community activities?
Share below — your insight may help someone else.

29/11/2025

Dementia Is More Than Memory Loss — Here’s What You Should Know
Dementia isn’t a single disease — it’s a syndrome that causes a decline in memory, thinking, behaviour, and the ability to carry out everyday activities.
While it’s more common in older adults, young-onset dementia can affect people under 65 too.

🔍 Common Symptoms You Shouldn’t Ignore
👉 Memory loss (especially recent events or conversations)
👉 Difficulty reasoning, planning, or problem-solving
👉 Mood or personality changes
👉 Trouble finding the right words or following conversations

Every person’s experience is different — but every story matters.

🧩 Types of Dementia
The most common form is Alzheimer’s disease, but there are several others:
• Vascular dementia — reduced blood flow to the brain
• Lewy body dementia — caused by abnormal protein deposits
• Frontotemporal dementia — impacting behaviour, personality, or language

⚠️ Causes & Risk Factors
Dementia can develop due to:
✔ Neurodegenerative diseases
✔ Strokes
✔ Head injuries
✔ Genetics & lifestyle factors

While age is a major risk factor, dementia is not an inevitable part of ageing.

🩺 Diagnosis & Treatment
There is currently no cure, but early diagnosis can help manage symptoms and improve quality of life.
Therapies, support services, and lifestyle changes can make a huge difference for individuals and families.

💛 Support in the UK
If you or someone you know needs support, organisations such as:
✔ Dementia Outreach CIC
✔ Alzheimer’s Society (UK)
✔ Age UK
✔ NHS dementia services
provide guidance, helplines, community support, and carer assistance.

No one should face dementia alone.

💬 Let’s Start the Conversation
The more we understand dementia, the more we can challenge stigma and build a compassionate, dementia-inclusive community.
If symptoms appear, seek medical advice — early support truly makes a difference.

💙 Awareness is the first step.
💙 Support is the next.

20/11/2025

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard!

Ethel Mutazu,
Sarah Hawkins

16/11/2025

🌿 Let’s Talk About Community Health 🌿

Sometimes the biggest impact on our wellbeing comes not from medicine, but from the people around us. A healthy community is one where we look out for one another, share knowledge, and create spaces where everyone feels supported.

Here are a few simple ways we can strengthen our community’s wellbeing together:

🤝 Check in on someone today — a quick message or hello can make a huge difference.
🚶‍♀️ Take a walk in your neighbourhood — movement + fresh air = a clearer mind.
🌱 Share healthy habits — recipes, tips, reminders to stay hydrated or take a break.
😊 Practice kindness — small acts can brighten someone’s entire week.

Health isn’t just about avoiding illness. It’s about building connection, reducing stress, and fostering a sense of belonging.

💬 Question for you:
What’s one small habit you’ve found helpful for your mental or physical wellbeing? Share it below — you never know who it might help.

11/11/2025

💙 Taking Control — Empowerment Through Care and Financial Support

A while ago, we shared Maria’s story — how she took charge of her care through a Personal Health Budget, finding new confidence, independence, and freedom on her own terms.https://www.nhs.uk/nhs-services/personal-health-budgets/ 🌿

But empowerment doesn’t stop there.
Living with a disability often brings extra costs — from equipment to transport and daily care — and knowing what help is available can make a huge difference.

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) offers several benefits designed to support independence and wellbeing:
✅ Personal Independence Payment (PIP): Helps with daily living and mobility needs.
✅ Attendance Allowance (AA): For people of State Pension age who need care or supervision.
✅ Disability Living Allowance (DLA): For children under 16 (and some adults born before April 1948).
✅ Employment and Support Allowance (ESA): For those whose health affects their ability to work.

💚 At Care on Call Healthcare Ltd, we’re here to guide you through both care options and financial support — helping you make choices that truly fit your life.

💬 Have you or someone you care for found the benefits process confusing or overwhelming?
Your story could help someone else take their first step toward independence. 👇

Learn more: www.careoncallhealthcare.com