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Eva joined the Care Expert team in September 2022. She previously worked in social services and was a health care assistant for nearly five years. She has had first-hand experience with dementia, nursing and residential care. Eva loves to help care seekers find the perfect care homes for their loved ones, based on their individual needs.
Eva’s favourite thing about her role is helping care seekers through their journey; from the initial enquiry to their loved one finding the right care home. Eva takes pride in listening to and caring for the care seekers she helps on a day-to-day basis.
Here are the best care homes in Norwich. These provide a fantastic standard of care, with many rated ‘Outstanding’ or ‘Good’ by the Care Quality Commission.
Here the eight best care homes in Milton Keynes, based on the quality of care provided, their overall CQC rating and the facilities and activities on offer.
Here are eight of the best care homes in Luton. These homes offer a high standard of care and support, with many boasting ‘Outstanding' or ‘Good’ CQC ratings.
There are lots of people and organisations you should tell when entering care. We've put together a list of who to inform when moving into a care home.
Northampton boasts care homes rated 'Outstanding' and 'Good' by the CQC, including residential and dementia homes. We've rounded up seven of the best here.
You'll find a variety of amazing care homes in the coastal town of Bournemouth. Here are 9 of the best care homes in Bournemouth to make your search easier.
From residential homes to specialist nursing homes, Essex contains some of the best care homes in England. We've rounded up 10 of the best for you to explore.
In Coventry, you'll find a brilliant range of care homes catering for numerous care needs. Here are seven of the best care homes in Coventry.
In a luxury care home, your loved one will enjoy a stylish setting and state-of-the-art facilities. We’ve gathered 11 of the best luxury care homes in the UK.
There are numerous types of care to choose from. We've explained the different care homes and home care options for older adults, along with alternatives.
A care needs assessment works out what kind of care you or your loved one requires. Here, we’ve explained how to arrange an assessment and what it involves.
If you’re over 60 years old, you may be eligible for public transport concessions, including a free bus pass, Senior Railcard or London Freedom Pass.
Here's our guide to help you choose a care home, including questions to ask when viewing a care home and the steps you should take to make your decision.
From public transport links to cultural attractions, retiring in the city can be a brilliant decision. We’ve rounded up 10 of the best city retirement homes.
We’ve rounded up some of the best retirement homes in the countryside and have explained the numerous benefits of a countryside retirement lifestyle.
The Warm Home Discount is a one-off £150 payment to help older adults and people on a low income with their energy costs during the winter months.
Here, we’ve explained how much Pension Credit is a week in 2024. This benefit helps people who have reached the State Pension age and are on a low income.
Universal Credit is a benefit for people who are either on a low income, out of work or unable to work. Here are the Universal Credit rates for 2023/2024.
DWP PIP rates rose by 10.1% in April 2023, to help people cope with living costs. We’ve explained how much these rates have increased and if you’re eligible.
The £900 Cost of Living Payment aims to help people who receive certain means-tested benefits cope with rising bills. Find out if you’re eligible here.
The State Pension rises in line with inflation each tax year, and we’ve explained the State Pension increase for 2024, along with how much you'll get.
The Winter Fuel Payment helps people pay for heating during the winter months. Here, we’ve looked at whether all pensioners get an annual Winter Fuel Payment.
Independent living allows you to continue leading an independent lifestyle in later life. We've highlighted independent living properties throughout the UK.
Assisted living facilities and homes support residents with day-to-day tasks, along with personal care if needed. Find assisted living properties here.
Housing Benefit is aimed at people who need help paying rent, often due to being on a low income. We’ve explained if you're eligible and how much you'll get.
Some people are eligible for a Council Tax Reduction. Here, we’ve explained whether pensioners pay Council Tax, along with who else is eligible for support.
There’s a range of benefits available to pensioners. We’ve gone over each of these benefits here, including whether you’re eligible and how to claim.
The best savings accounts for over 60s offer high interest rates and are very reliable. We’ve taken a look at the best savings accounts currently available.
When renewing your driving licence at 70, you’ll need to report any medical conditions to the DVLA. Some of these are likely to class you as unfit to drive.
Disability Living Allowance is a benefit for people with a disability who need financial support. Though this is being replaced, many people still claim it.
A Lasting Power of Attorney allows people to make decisions on your behalf. Here, we’ve explained exactly what a Lasting Power of Attorney is and how they work.
Pension Credit is a benefit you can begin receiving once you pass the State Pension age. It’s aimed at older adults who require financial support.
Here, we’ve covered the most common Attendance Allowance pitfalls, along with mistakes to avoid when applying so your application doesn't get rejected.
Social care supports disadvantaged adults, older adults or children. Social care can include things like personal care, social work and emotional support.
Postoperative care is the care that you receive after a surgical procedure. We've explained what postoperative care at home and in the hospital is.
There are around 564,000 care home beds across 17,600 care homes in the United Kingdom. A large number of these homes sit within care home groups/providers.
Care homes for young adults can support various needs, including physical and learning disabilities. Here are eight of the best care homes for young adults.
If you feel like you need a break from caring, a respite care home can help. To simplify this search, we’ve picked 14 of the best respite care homes in the UK.
The purpose of a 12 week property disregard is to provide enough time to decide how your property will help you fund any care costs in the future.
Personal Independence Payment (PIP) is a benefit that helps people with extra costs caused by living with a long-term health condition or disability.
Independence is key to helping the elderly maintain a good quality of life. It’s crucial then that care services are able to promote independence in care.
A care package for the elderly lists the services and equipment required to meet somebody’s needs. This care package will be created as part of a care plan.
Warm weather is a chance for many to enjoy the outdoors. Spending time outdoors can be valuable for health. However, too much heat poses a risk to the elderly.
We’ve explained what a care home is and the different types, how to choose a care home, how much they cost and what they're like to live in.
The retirement age for men and women in the UK is now down to personal choice. Keep reading to learn about the average retirement age and how pensions work.
In this article, we’ve looked at whether or not you can take pets into a care home, the benefits of pets for elderly people and how to find a pet-friendly home.
Retirement homes can provide a safe and luxurious environment for retirees. Learn more about the different types of retirement homes and their benefits.
From nature to history, Lancashire has lots for older people to do. Here, Lottie gives our top attractions for the elderly living in the county.
In this article, Lottie takes a look at some of the best attractions Lincolnshire has to offer elderly folks. Read on to find out more.
Bedford is a popular place to live, with lots to do for all the family. Click here to read our top picks for things to do in Bedfordshire for the elderly.
In this article, Lottie takes a look at some of the best attractions Leicester has to offer elderly folks. Read on to find out more.
From historical tours to pop concerts, Birmingham has something for every older person to enjoy. Find out more in Lottie’s guide to the area.
Meal delivery services provide healthy, balanced meals that require little prep. Discover some of the best ready meals delivered for the elderly.
Also known as extra-care housing, assisted living allows you to remain independent whilst receiving various levels of personal care.
From bus tours and bridges to galleries and gorges, read on to discover the top seven things to do in Bristol for the elderly.
Lottie delves into the reasons that society should hold older people in high esteem, as well as simple things that you can do to show this regard.
Sometimes elderly loved ones may need a helping hand feeling happy. from staying connected to keeping them active.
Volunteers play a key role in elderly care. Check out this article if you're interested in volunteering with the elderly but aren't sure where to start.
Elderly people can still enjoy a varied lifestyle just as much as young people. In this article, we look at the top 11 things old people like to do for fun.
What do you buy for elderly people who seem to have everything? Here's some Lottie gift-giving inspiration to help you shop for the special people in your life.
We've taken a look at some of the very best care homes that the UK has to offer. If you're looking for care, then be sure to check out these homes.
Though care homes have an old-fashioned reputation, the reality has left this stereotype in the dust. Here's a flavour of what living in a care home is like.
Your loved one going into a care home can be a difficult experience for all involved. This article offers advice on every step of the process.
It's not uncommon for people to move into a care home and find themselves feeling unhappy in their new surroundings. Learn about changing care homes here.
A good care home will have several types of employees; from front-of-house staff to caterers, nurses, care workers, activity coordinators and managers.
All organisations need policies and procedures in place to ensure that the correct processes are adhered to - with a care home being no different.
As we age, we become more prone to catching infections and diseases, some of which can be caused by poor hygiene, unclean environments and a bacterial build-up.