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When it comes to those worst affected by the coronavirus crisis, the elderly are at the top of the list. If you have a loved one in an elder care center or receiving care at home, you might be worried about their exposure to the virus.
The global Covid-19 pandemic continues to change our lives in ways we couldn't have imagined. With a second wave on our doorsteps and senior care homes rife with infection, for many the realisation is dawning that home care is best.
It's an unfortunate truth that Covid-19 has caused society, and the wider economy at large, to come to a standstill. But luckily, at least some normality is returning. Here's how Mary's Loving Care can help you recover in phases.
Flights and cruises cancelled, international travel restricted, public schools closed, workers furloughed. This has been the situation for several months now in the United States. But recent statistics show a possible flattening in infections — so what's next?
We're in the middle of a global pandemic, and it's fair to say that none of us are safe. Right now, any nursing home is dangerous from COVID-19 — here's what you need to know about caring for a loved one in your own home.
Finding ways to protect your loved ones from the dangers of COVID-19 is key for peace of mind. Whether you're caring for elderly parents or looking for ways to protect your children, there are many suggestions here that will help.