Progress Lifeline secures significant contract with Lancashire County Council
An important achievement in a highly competitive tender process
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Three types of medication that increase the risk of falls
If you are at risk of fall and taking any of the medications we’ve included in this article, speak to your GP about alternatives that won’t increase your risk of falling
Three types of falls in older adults and how to manage them
In this article, we’ve explained the three different types of falls and how you can help reduce the risk of future falls and further injury
Progress Lifeline acquires Gloucester City Homes Lifelink Service
Progress Lifeline expands to Gloucestershire
Seasonal affective disorder in the elderly
Seasonal affective disorder is a form of depression that cycles with the seasons. It can occur during any time of the year, but it typically affects people during the winter
Progress Lifeline are named as finalists at the 2021 Markel 3rd Sector Care Awards
Progress Lifeline has been shortlisted in the Collaboration (Integration) Award category
Self Care Week 2021
Self Care Week Reminds us to Practise Self Care for Life
World Kindness Day 2021
Celebrating kindness at Progress Lifeline – Lorraine Duong’s story
Progress Lifeline Announced as Winners of the Kindest Award at the 2021 NWEEG Awards
Emergency Home Responder Lorraine Duong was recognised for going the extra mile for a vulnerable service user
6 Commonly Asked Questions About Falls In Older Adults
Here are 6 common FAQs about falls, alongside advice and support as possible
Dementia FAQs: 7 Common Questions Answered
Dementia is still often misunderstood by many due to a lack of awareness and education. In this article, we have answered 7 dementia FAQs
Tackling dehydration can help to reduce the risk of falls
The more you can encourage your loved one to stay hydrated, the less likely they are to experience a fall caused by dehydration. Here’s how to help them…
Seizures and me: Charlotte's story
Telecare can be beneficial to people of all ages