We were delighted to attend a very enjoyable Gin and Tonic Cabaret Act event in support of dementia awareness in the community in Hastings.
At the event were our Registered Manager Tara, the Mayor of Hastings , carers and friends and family of many of our clients.
Happy Anniversary to us!!!!We’re 22 Years Old Today !!!!
Thank you to an amazing office team who hold it all together. It can get pretty bumpy at times & it’s thanks to your calm team work that it all still ‘happens’
Thank you to an amazing team of Home Carers that care for the people of Eastbourne to a high standard in a professional way.
Thank you to our team of Live-In carers who provide ‘round the clock’ care and help to keep people in their own homes as an alternative to going into a Nursing Home.
Thank you to our Registered Nurses & Health Care Assistants who ‘step in’ often at very short notice to provide high quality care for those in our local Nursing & Residential Homes.
You know who you are, both past & present employees, we couldn’t have done it with out you. YOU are Everycare & wow what a journey we’ve had.
Thank you from the bottom of our hearts Ang & Andy
Recent news headlines have reported dementia is the leading cause of death in the UK. Dr Clare Walton from the Alzheimer’s Society research team looked at the reasons why deaths from dementia are on the rise and how the numbers compare with deaths due to other major diseases.
The latest death statistics for England and Wales, released by The Office for National Statistics (ONS), showed the number of people dying of dementia is steadily increasing year on year.
In contrast, the number of people dying from heart disease and stroke has been declining. In 2015, dementia overtook heart disease and stroke as the UK’s biggest cause of death.
The percentage of all UK deaths from the top four leading causes in 2017 were dementia, heart disease, stroke and lung cancer.
For more on this story visit the Alzheimer’s Society website.
