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Home care gives you the opportunity to build lasting relationships and to celebrate the magnificent milestones in your life. Marking your birthday in your later years can be a deeply meaningful and special occasion. You can decorate your home and have one of our caregivers accompany you to celebrate the special day. Karsh, Care Manager shares: “I have some delightful photos to share, as one of our clients recently turned 100 years old and, rightly so, was guest of honour at the Village Lunch Club to celebrate this fantastic occasion. As you can see, many birthday gifts were received and of course the King and Queen took pride of place in the huge display of cards.” Our carer felt privileged
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Oxford Aunts is excited to announce the launch of our new model for dementia care, ‘EVER’. This has been uniquely developed by Admiral Nurse, Dr Jane Pritchard and Occupational Therapist, Jackie Cooper, who are part of our Specialist Clinical Team and both have a breadth of knowledge and experience in the industry to develop an innovative model, that is a representation of the exceptional services we provide. We take pride in being amongst the select few of care providers to develop their own dementia care model, and is a testament of our commitment to delivering unrivalled dementia care throughout Oxford and its surrounding counties, to the people we care for and their families. Dr Jane Pritchard shares: “I’m very pleased
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April is World Parkinson’s Awareness Month and Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Week, which falls on April 22nd-28th. To raise awareness, we are very pleased to be able to share some information on these important conditions, and the way Oxford Aunts can provide enhanced support. Oxford Aunts is very lucky to be able to call on the support of in-house experts when providing care to clients living with Parkinson’s and MS. Jackie Cooper and Katrina Burns are two of those experts, and have shared some information below from their perspective as occupational therapists. As with all neurological conditions, each individual’s experience varies and follows a different path. However, as both conditions are degenerative there will come a time when you or your
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