The care sector is an incredibly demanding one. For healthcare and support workers, it involves numerous administrative challenges, as client requirements are always changing. Staying organised and aware of all requirements isn’t an easy task; but it can be more…
Driving to work at any time of year can be stressful, but during the winter there are so many added factors that can add to this stress. Bad weather, extra traffic on the road and poor lighting are just a…
World Pancreatic Cancer Day is about the world and communities coming together to shine a light on pancreatic cancer and its symptoms. This year, the World Pancreatic Cancer Coalition’s message encourages our communities to get to know your pancreas, for…
Winter is well and truly on its way here and to keep spirits high you may want some activity inspiration for your service users. Why not try out some of these activities that have been tried and tested by some…
Assured NHSX suppliers set to help adult social care providers transform their care settings You may have heard that NHSx funding has become available to regulated Adult Social Care settings in the UK. This funding is being made available for…
We understand how important it is for Family and Friends to see what is happening with their loved one’s care, that is why we created the Friends and Family feature. The systems allows relatives to communicate with service users and…
National Stress Awareness Day was set up by the International Stress Management Association on the first Wednesday of November, this year it is the 2nd November. Its mission is to reduce the stigma around stress and raise awareness of stress's…
What is Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)? Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is a type of depression that people experience during particular seasons or certain months of the year. With SAD you will experience depression during some seasons due to the temperature…
Care Control customers do you want the chance to win a £250 voucher? If your answer is yes, keep an eye on your inbox for our latest Let’s Talk Customer Service with Amanda email with our customer satisfaction survey, fill…
What is sundowning? Sundowning is a symptom of Dementia that causes those suffering from it to become more agitated, anxious or confused in the late afternoon and early evening. It typically develops in the middle stages of dementia. It is…
