Live-In Home Care In Scotland For Elderly and Disabled People

The majority of Scotland is rural or very rural countryside with all the associated problems with living in small communities where shops, petrol stations, close medical facilities and other professional and trade services most of us take for granted are not necessarily available.

As people get older, lack of appropriate, close facilities may begin to become a problem which means that people are either reliant on other people or may begin to reluctantly consider leaving their own home.

The number of people over the age of 65 years in Scotland is approximately 750,000 and this is expected to increase in the next decade and projections suggest that the rural areas of Scotland will experience particularly marked population ageing.

Disabled people in rural areas also experience difficulties when there is a lack of services and facilities and as with older people who need care the following care services may or may not be available in any area:

For both older and disabled people who would prefer to remain living in their own home there is another choice, a long term, live-in care scheme which will enable a person to retain their independence and have help with their domestic tasks, any personal care needs they have

For a brochure about live-in home care in Scotland which can be provided by Able Community Care please either click here and submit your request online, email to Ablemg@aol.com or telephone Judith Tye on 01603 764567.

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Able Community Care
The Old Parish Rooms, Whitlingham Lane, Trowse,
Norwich, Norfolk NR14 8TZ, United Kingdom

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