Laura Belford-Thomas, Author at Oxford Aunts - Page 8 of 8

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CARE HOME VISITING GUIDANCE CAUSING CONFUSION FOR FAMILIES

Posted 28/09/2020

CARE HOME VISITING GUIDANCE CAUSING CONFUSION FOR FAMILIES

A LONELY SUMMER FOR CARE HOME RESIDENTS Many will remember the heart-wrenching images of families visiting residents in care homes at the start of the Covid-19 pandemic – gazing through the window of the home just to get a glimpse of their loved ones. However, this has now been replaced with confusion and turmoil for the 400,000 plus care home residents and their families across the country as the new guidance over visitors to care homes is interpreted differently by different care providers.

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GETTING READY FOR WINTER

Posted 27/09/2020

GETTING READY FOR WINTER

PREPARING FOR AN UNPRECEDENTED WINTER At Oxford Aunts we recognise the importance of preventative planning to keep people safe and well in their own homes, particularly in the winter months. This year with the prevalence of Covid-19 in our communities and a potential second wave of transmission and infection we are working hard as a team to be ready to meet all these challenges.

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LIVING WITH LONG-TERM HEALTH CONDITIONS

Posted 26/09/2020

LIVING WITH LONG-TERM HEALTH CONDITIONS

GET THE SUPPORT YOU NEED For those living with a long-term condition that is impacts your health and well-being, we understand how difficult life can be at times. Complex conditions now so common for older people, like dementia and Parkinson’s that impact your physical and mental health can vary in severity and affect people differently.

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POWER OF ATTORNEY (POA)

Posted 21/09/2020

POWER OF ATTORNEY (POA)

THE IMPORTANCE OF POWER OF ATTORNEY When planning the long-term care it is important that you put the right plans in place to protect your family. Power of Attorney is a very important legal documentation that gives someone you trust the authority to make decisions or take actions on your behalf if you are unable to do so. However, there are different types of power of attorney relevant to different circumstances. At Oxford Aunts we have been helping hundreds of families better understand how to plan long-term care. Here we make sense of the different types of Power of Attorney and how they can be used.

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