When choosing a care home, meeting the needs of the individual is crucial. Angela Faherty explains what clients should be looking for when making their decision
As the ageing population increases, so will the number of people requiring care. The 2001 Census showed over the age of 85, only 26% of men and 22% of women considered themselves to be 'in good health.' With this in mind, it is likely as the population grows older, demand for professional care is also likely to increase. Choosing a care home is not a decision to be taken lightly. There are many factors to take into consideration and it is therefore best to start thinking about the need for professional care at retirement age. As many people may be fit and well on retirement, choosing ...
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