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At SureCare, we’re committed to providing high quality care to those in need, wherever they are. With more and more of us living longer, choosing to stay in our own homes during old age can mean a world of difference, compared to moving into accommodation devoted to caregiving. While establishments like retirement homes and specialist […]
Know what to do to beat the flu
As the January chill hits, many of our elderly friends, relatives and loved ones are most at risk of catching cold and flu viruses. While the flu commonly affects many of us over the winter, most will be able to cope with and recover from it with very few problems (although we may be stuck […]
Over the last couple of years, we’ve put on our festive knitwear in December and chipped in for a nominated charity, organisation or individual in need… and 2016 was no different. Last month, we encouraged everyone across the SureCare network – from our head office team to our various local branch operators – to join […]
In amongst all the joyous carols, festive classics and novelty singles we hear throughout December, there’s one popular Christmas song that always strikes us as terribly poignant. “Lonely This Christmas” by ‘70s rock band Mud may tell the tale of a broken-hearted lover on his own at Christmas, but the tone of the song itself […]
SureCare North Leeds were proud sponsors at the latest Marie Curie Charity dinner and dance, which raised over £4000. With over 500 guests attending a sold-out evening. It wasn’t just an evening to dance to your favourite songs, more importantly it was a night to raise money for those who deserve everyone’s help the most! […]
Once again, we’ve reached that time of the year when the nights start drawing in and there’s a biting chill in the air. It feels as though the winters are getting harsher every year, with lower temperatures and seasonal illnesses on the rise. It’s vital to take extra care of our health and vitality when […]
For many people, Christmas is a happy time, a chance to take a break from work and catch up with family and friends. But for many, it is a less joyous time, with significant numbers of people likely to spend the festive season on their own, often with painful or sad memories. New figures suggest […]
Maintaining healthy blood pressure through middle-age can have an impact on helping to stave off dementia in later life. A new study, carried out by the University of California, makes the link between blood pressure and memory skills for the first time. Previous studies had linked lack of fitness and heart health to declining mental […]