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Companionship at Christmas: The Loneliest Time of Year

The word “care” can have many connotations. Care can mean health, welfare, keeping one’s safety, a desire, supervision and much more. When we … Continued
Tips to have a dementia-friendly Christmas

Dementia is a degenerative disease which can get worse over time and lead to the decrease of a person’s memory and mobility and … Continued
How to prevent falls in the elderly

As colder months approach, and with the potential for snow and ice in some regions, we want to offer some advice on how … Continued
The Impact of Home Care on Mental Health

As it’s World Mental Health Day 2020 during the month of October, we felt that it was our duty at Trinity Homecare to … Continued
Best Exercises For Parkinson’s Disease

Exercise is an important aspect of life for everyone that aims to stay on top of both their physical and mental health. … Continued
The Benefits of In-Home Respite Care with Trinity Homecare

Respite care services are often called upon in times of need; whether that is to cover for loved ones that provide care, or … Continued
Spending Valentine’s with an Elderly Relative – Trinity’s Top Tips

Valentine’s Day tips for families and care workers For some, Valentine’s Day is a painful reminder that their loved ones are no longer … Continued
Why is Live-in Care the Best Type of Care?

Why is live-in care the best method of care for you or your loved ones? In today’s world, families simply don’t have enough … Continued
Easy ways to improve your fitness

We’re approaching the end of January and the cracks in our New Year’s fitness resolutions may be beginning to show… We all know … Continued
Are your parents suddenly looking older?

SLOMO: that shocking ‘whoa’ moment There’s a new term for when you notice your parents suddenly looking older and more frail – it’s … Continued