Radfield Home Care Epsom & Leatherhead

06/09/2026

What was your first job?

Sometimes the simplest questions can lead to the best conversations. 💗

A first job can bring up stories about the people they worked with, what they enjoyed (or didn’t!), their first pay packet, or what working life was like.

If you're spending time with an older relative this weekend, why not ask them? You might hear a story you've never heard before!

05/09/2026

When it comes to care, planning ahead can make all the difference.

Exploring support options early gives families more time, more choice and more control over future decisions.

Care doesn't have to begin during a crisis. In many cases, taking small steps earlier can help people continue living independently and confidently for longer. 🏠

Click our guide for more information ❤️: https://brnw.ch/21x5t1B

04/09/2026

💗 “We have got to know the carers and regard them as friends.”

When life changes unexpectedly, having the right support around you can make such a difference.

This lovely review highlights that it's not just practical support, but familiar faces, friendship and reassurance that is just as important.

We’re so pleased to hear how much of a difference our Care Professionals have made, and that the regular visits have helped build such strong relationships over time.💕

If you or someone you love could benefit from a little extra support at home, get in touch with our friendly team for a chat about how we can help on 01372 502193.

03/09/2026

Small changes can sometimes happen gradually, making them easy to overlook.

Changes in memory, routines, decision-making or confidence around daily tasks may be signs that someone could benefit from a little extra support.

Recognising these changes early can help families start conversations sooner, explore options and make informed decisions together. 💙

Looking for advice on supporting a loved one living with dementia?
https://brnw.ch/21x5p38

02/09/2026

✨ Ageing Well Together - come and join us! ✨

Thinking about the future, staying independent, supporting a loved one or simply finding out what’s available locally? Our Ageing Well Together event is a great opportunity to come along, have a chat and discover the support, advice and services available to older people and their families.

📍 St George’s Church, Ashtead
📅 Tuesday 29th September
⏰ 10am – 12.30pm

You’ll be able to meet local organisations and professionals, ask questions and pick up useful information on everything from staying independent at home and dementia support to finances, legal matters, home adaptations, technology and more.

There will also be a series of short talks covering some of the changes happening across health, care and local services, including what the future may look like for older people in Surrey.

Free to attend – everyone is welcome.

Whether you’re planning ahead for yourself, supporting a parent or loved one, or simply want to know what help is available, come along for a friendly chat and a cuppa.

Please share this post with anyone who might find it useful. We’d love to see you there!

01/09/2026

September marks World Alzheimer’s Month, a time to raise awareness of Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia. 💙

It is also an opportunity to encourage understanding, open conversation, and greater awareness of how dementia can affect individuals and families.

With the right support, people can continue to live well, stay independent, and remain connected to what matters most.

Explore how we can support you and your family: https://brnw.ch/21x5lSb

31/08/2026

When we think about independence, we often think about walking, cooking or getting dressed.

But independence also starts with being able to see, hear and experience the world around you.

Making sure someone's glasses are clean and within reach, or that their hearing aids are in and working, can make all the difference to how connected and confident they feel throughout the day.

It's one of those things that might seem small, but to the person relying on it, it's anything but.

Find out more about how we can support you or someone you know at home at
🌐https://www.radfieldhomecare.co.uk/074/about-us

Discover exceptional local home care & live-in care services in Epsom & Leatherhead. Contact Radfield today!

30/08/2026

Many people assume care begins with significant support.

In reality, it can start with just a little help each week.

Exploring care options early gives people more choice, more control and more time to make decisions that feel right for them. 💙

Read more advice for families exploring care: https://brnw.ch/21x5jfZ

29/08/2026

Holding hands with someone we know and trust can be comforting. For someone living with dementia, it can be a way of feeling connected and reassured, particularly when finding the right words isn't always easy.

It's something we often take for granted, but our sense of touch can play an important part in how we communicate and how we feel connected to the people around us.

Of course, everyone is different, and it's important to notice how someone responds and respect their personal space.
But when it's welcomed, holding someone's hand can say a lot.

28/08/2026

A shared laugh. A favourite story. A cup of tea together.

Often, it's the small moments that bring the greatest sense of comfort, connection and joy. 🌟

Supporting people to continue enjoying these moments is at the heart of what great care is all about.

Learn more about companionship and support at home: https://brnw.ch/21x5hsl