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Music has a remarkable ability to unlock memories and create joyful moments for people living with dementia (PLWD). Even when other forms of communication become challenging, musical connections often remain strong and meaningful. At Hovi Club, our Senior Living and Care professionals have seen firsthand how musical activities can transform interactions between family members and their loved ones with dementia. These simple yet powerful activities can create moments of connection that transcend cognitive challenges and bring comfort to everyone involved.

Caring for an elderly wheelchair user with limited mobility requires a comprehensive approach that addresses physical needs, home adaptations, and emotional wellbeing. The key is to establish consistent routines that promote comfort, independence, and dignity while preventing complications associated with prolonged sitting. Focus on proper positioning, regular pressure relief, accessible home modifications, and maintaining social connections. With thoughtful planning and compassionate care, you can significantly enhance quality of life and preserve autonomy for your loved one while managing the unique challenges that come with wheelchair use in later years. Elderly wheelchair users with limited mobility face a distinct set of […]

Stories have a remarkable way of connecting us with our past and unlocking treasured memories. For seniors, especially those experiencing memory challenges, storytelling games offer a gentle yet powerful tool for cognitive stimulation. At Hovi Care, we’ve witnessed how these engaging activities create meaningful moments of connection and recollection within our warm, family-oriented environments. Whether through technology-assisted storytelling or nature-inspired narratives, these games help seniors access memories that might otherwise remain dormant, while simultaneously creating joyful social experiences at our

Encouraging a parent in a wheelchair to stay active cognitively and socially is vital for their overall wellbeing. Focus on their interests and abilities rather than limitations by introducing stimulating activities like puzzles, reading clubs, or virtual social gatherings. Create an accessible environment that allows them to participate in family events and community programmes. Technology can bridge social gaps through video calls and online communities. Regular interaction with friends, family members, and peer groups helps combat isolation while boosting cognitive function and emotional health. The key is finding a balance between providing necessary support and respecting their independence and personal […]