Power of Attorney Explained
A Power of Attorney is a legal document that appoints someone – your ‘attorney’ – to make decisions on your behalf, should you be unable or do not want to make the decisions for yourself. You may have heard of … Read More
A Power of Attorney is a legal document that appoints someone – your ‘attorney’ – to make decisions on your behalf, should you be unable or do not want to make the decisions for yourself. You may have heard of … Read More
England’s population is ageing. In the next 25 years, the number of people over the age of 85 will double to 2.6 million. In many ways this is something to celebrate. However, as people age the risk of developing illnesses … Read More
Attendance Allowance is extra money you can claim if you’re over State Pension age and need help with your care needs or regular supervision. It’s not means-tested, so you can claim it whatever your income or savings. Attendance Allowance is … Read More
Cancer Prevention Week 2024 takes place on 19–25 February. This week is all about encouraging people to eat healthier and do more exercise to stay healthy. What will you be doing to support Cancer Prevention Week? Our team … Read More
Alex Palmer is a Locality Manager for Bristol and Somerset for Noble Live-in Care and has worked for the company since October 2021. As Locality Manager, one of Alex’s key responsibilities is matching our clients with a care worker. We … Read More
Laura Hubbard is our Locality Manager for Cornwall and Devon. Laura has worked in health care since 2017, in hospital and community settings, including medical, surgical and paediatrics, within hospitals and then transitioning into dementia and end of life care … Read More
The regional winners for the Novemebr City & County Healthcare Group Extraordinary Care Awards has been released and we are thrilled to announce that Noble Live-in Care has two winners this month. Branch Team Winner: Laura Hubbard Laura is an … Read More
Charlie Winson, Locality Manager, South East, Noble Live-in Care, has worked for Mihomecare/Noble Live-in Care since 2020. Charlie started working in care when she was 15, working in a care home on work experience whilst studying at senior school. She … Read More
Live-in care for younger adults is for people from 18 years to 65 years. The arrangement allows young adults with a physical or mental disability to access supported living on a one-to-one basis in the comfort of their own home … Read More
One of our live-in care workers at Noble Live-in Care has recently been nominated as a finalist for the Home Care Worker Award for the Great British Care Awards 2023. Deborah Rogers was runner up, highly commended, for the Great … Read More
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