Home Care

Whether you have a long-term disability or short-term illness, looking after yourself and doing everyday tasks can be challenging. You may need help having someone assist with completing activities, such as preparing meals or driving to doctor appointments. Sova Healthcare offers a daily or ad-hoc domiciliary care service for children and adults designed around your

Frontotemporal dementia is a type of dementia, affecting the frontal and temporal lobes within the brain. Compared to other dementia types, frontotemporal dementia can appear early, which affects your behaviour, language, personality and health. According to Alzheimer’s Research UK, there are approximately 31,000 people in the UK who live with FTD. Sova Healthcare’s article covers

Making the transition from a long-term hospital stay to your home can be challenging, particularly if you have complex medical needs. Therefore, transitioning from hospital to home care requires careful planning and support. Our guide takes you through how hospital to home care can improve your independence, health and well-being.  What is Hospital to Home

The Feeling of loneliness is something that you may experience regularly if you have a disability or health condition. Having a companion to socialise and partake in daily activities is essential for your mental and physical health. Whether it’s something as simple as having a conversation over a hot drink, or going for a walk,

Being able to communicate with your fellow family members and friends can be difficult for someone with dementia. According to The Alzheimer’s Society, there are currently 900,000 people with dementia in the UK, with that figure expected to rise to over a million by 2025. Music is a medium that can affect them in a