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Top 6 bathroom accessories
As you enter the later stages of life, safety becomes crucial to everyday tasks, with bathing playing a big part. General aids such as grab rails, support frames and anti-slip additions can greatly enhance bathroom safety for those struggling with mobility problems....
Lifestyle changes which can reduce your chances of dementia
There is currently around 850,000 people living with dementia in the UK and this is projected to rise to 1.6 million by 2040. Dementia can be truly heart-breaking for patients and their families. The condition describes different brain disorders that trigger a loss of...
Our Policy regarding Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Your safety is our priority At Mobility Plus, we are trusted to visit hundreds of customers’ homes across the UK every day. As we all face an unprecedented situation with Coronavirus (COVID-19), it is more important than ever that we operate safely and responsibly. We...
How eyesight changes as we age
Eyesight - it’s one of those things that we take for granted while we have it. Of course, some people are blessed with 20/20 vision for most of our lives, whilst others experience short-sightedness from a young age. But what no one can escape is that, with age, our...
Should You Make Lifestyle Changes When You Have Arthritis?
For people with arthritis, carrying out day-to-day tasks is far from easy – in fact, very often attempting basic tasks can be both difficult and painful. Whether you’ve recently been diagnosed or you have been living with arthritis for some time, there are many ways...
3 Classic Games to Keep Your Brain Healthy
Games are essential to keep your cognitive function in great shape and your mind working as well as it should. Here are a few of our favourite classic games for you to try out, along with a bit of information on how they can keep your brain healthy. Sudoku What are...
How to Care for a Loved One with Arthritis
The diagnosis of arthritis can be difficult and may cause those diagnosed to feel isolated or alone. Friends and family often form a major support network for arthritis sufferers, so understanding how to best care for your loved one can be instrumental in a more...
How to take care of elderly parents with Alzheimer’s
One of the most frightening aspects of dementia is the isolating effect it can have. But there are support and community groups there to help alleviate these feelings. And you can customise the care to suit both you, your family, and your parent. By creating a...
7 Interior Podcasts You Need to Listen to Now
Redesigning your space is a great way to breathe new energy and zest into your everyday life. As we get older our needs also change and so our home should adapt to our new lifestyle. Wondering how you can make your space more accessible? There are many simple and easy...
How to Reduce Inflammation at Night: our Bedtime Guide
Inflammation and arthritis can be uncomfortable at the best of times, but have you noticed your joint pain is worse while you sleep? If inflammation is affecting your quality of sleep, it’s important to address it as soon as possible to avoid additional issues related...