News from Herts Careline

Description: If you or a loved one has recently experienced a stroke, or suffers from recurrent strokes, we can offer a range of telecare solutions and alternative services that can help provide a personalised support system.

Description: There are lots of ways care technology can help. This could be from simple medication reminder alerts, to getting vital help if there is a fall. Care or assistive technology helps people to live at home more safely and to stay independent, giving reassurance to family and carers.

Description: Attendance allowance helps fund those extra costs associated with your disability or health condition if it's severe enough that you need someone to help look after you.

Description: You can get discounts at just under 100 shops and services with a Carers' Passport from Carers in Hertfordshire. This includes a range of local fitness centres, pharmacy's, Specsavers and Halfords to name a few.

Description: With Mother's Day this weekend, Herts Careline is feeling thankful for our families and looking forward to showing appreciation the wonderful mothers in our lives.If you're celebrating that special woman in your life today who might be requiring additional support to live more safely and independently in the home, perhaps we can provide them this with a community alarm or daily telephone check-in service. If you have any questions or would like to look through the available options, please visit us on www.care-line.co.uk or call us on 0300 999 2 999.

Description: North Herts Council, which includes Herts Careline, has changed it's PO address to:Herts Careline / North Herts CouncilPO Box 7075ManchesterM28 8JXPlease note this is NOT the location of the Herts Careline control room. This remains in Letchworth, Hertfordshire.The PO Box address is for postal correspondence, and items are scanned and securely scanned to us for cost efficiency reasons - many other councils use a similar service.

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