Hip Osteoarthritis
Hip osteoarthritis is common in later life, and early signs are often subtle. Many people first notice deep groin pain, stiffness when getting up from a chair, or discomfort walking longer distances. You might find your hip feels less mobile, making it harder to put on socks or climb stairs. Some people experience clicking, catching…
Hearing Loss Red Flags Campaign
Hearing loss is often gradual, invisible, and easy to ignore. Many people don’t realise it’s happening or simply adapt to the changes without recognising the signs. As a result, symptoms are often normalised, and it is frequently friends and family who notice the difference first. Research shows that adults typically wait 7 to 10 years…
Why Nostalgia Makes Us Happy
Everyone experiences nostalgia – from a familiar song, the aroma of a favourite meal or an old photograph discovered in a drawer.
Looking After Your Hearing Aids This Summer
As the weather heats up there are few things you can do to ensure your hearing aids have a hassle-free summer season. If your hearing aids use batteries, ensure you have an adequate supply for your holidays, and always keep batteries and chargers in your hand luggage if flying – just in case your luggage…
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How much thought do we give to what we wear?
Shoes make a huge difference to your comfort, posture and pain! The feet are very complex with many interdependent components – 28 bones, 33 joints, 9 muscles and 107 ligaments so need proper support. There is no such thing as an “ideal” shoe. Hikers runners, builders have differing requirements. The design has to consider the task…
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A Message From David Newcombe
As we begin a new year, it feels like the right moment to pause and reflect on the changing landscape of care at home, and on the role we play within it here at Right at Home Loughborough
