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The importance of good nutrition & hydration for the elderly

How can I encourage my client or loved one to eat and drink? How do I know if they are malnourished? Is rapid weight loss normal? We answer all these questions and more in our latest blog post in support of Nutrition and Hydration Week.

10/07/19

What an adventure it's been!

Sheila Trudgian has been a carer with Consultus since 2008. Here, she explains what drew her to a career in live-in care and why she’s still enjoying it over 10 years later.

31/05/19

Statement from Consultus CEO, Peter Seldon

A personal statement from Consultus Care & Nursing CEO Peter Seldon covering our range of live-in services: introductory care, fully-managed care and nursing.

22/05/19

No place like home

For a person living with dementia, familiarity is incredibly important. Remaining in their own home, surrounded by that which is most familiar and comforting, can be incredibly helpful in supporting the person to live as well as possible.

01/05/19

Consultus Training team named a finalist in Home Care Awards

The Consultus Training team are delighted to have been shortlisted as finalists in the first ever Home Care Awards (HCA).

01/04/19

Five things to consider when choosing a live-in nursing provider

Choosing a live-in nursing provider for your loved one is a massive responsibility. To help you narrow down your options, we've created a checklist of things to ask prospective agencies.

14/03/19

“My family member has been diagnosed with a type of dementia – How can I help?”

Receiving a diagnosis of dementia is a life-changing moment for a person and their family and friends. It can lead to a variety of emotions being expressed, from sadness to anger, relief to worry, and feelings of fear or a sense of loss are also common.

07/03/19

Care at Home Plus: “The support is fantastic”

Carer Rose Clark explains why she is enjoying the additional support and more personal approach of working directly for Consultus through our fully managed service, Care at Home Plus (CHP).

27/02/19

“I’m worried that my family member may be developing dementia”

To help you feel more informed at this frightening and overwhelming time, we've highlighted the signs and symptoms to be aware of and explained the diagnostic process.