SureSafe Blog

Moving older parents into your home is a complicated decision. We discuss what factors to weigh up and what considerations to keep in mind.

Bruising in seniors is not uncommon – but what should you do about it? We explore steps you can take to address bruising and its causes.

Blood oxygen levels are an important barometer for elderly health. We discuss what levels are normal & what conditions cause low blood oxygen.

What can you do if you and your siblings disagree over your elderly parent’s care? We offer some tips.

We explain how to draw up a Lasting Power of Attorney or apply to become the deputy of an older person with dementia.

Alarms are a great way to protect older people living either independently or with carers in their own homes. We discuss several types of alarms that can help.

The time after a loved one’s death is always very difficult. To help out, we list organisations you’ll need to contact with notifications about the death.

What can you do if you’re worried for an older person’s safety in their home, but they refuse to move to a care home? We list some steps you can take.

If you care for an elderly person for 35 hours per week or more, you could be eligible for Carer’s Allowance. We explain who’s eligible and how to apply.