Healthcare Blog
Useful information for everyday life, care, wellbeing and the health and social care community.
The Care On Call Health Care Ltd blog brings together practical guidance, useful information and updates for individuals, families, carers and health and social care professionals across Hertfordshire.
Our aim is to make important topics easier to understand and share information that can help people make informed decisions.
Information That’s Useful in Real Life
Healthcare and social care can sometimes feel complicated. Our blog is a place where we can explain topics clearly, share practical ideas and highlight information that may be useful to people living independently, their families and professionals working in care.
We will focus on subjects that connect naturally with the work and values of Care On Call — without trying to replace professional medical advice.
Explore Our Topics
Browse practical information, guidance and updates across the areas most relevant to everyday life, care, wellbeing and the health and social care community.
Independent Living & Wellbeing
Practical ideas for maintaining independence, confidence, routines and wellbeing in everyday life.
Family & Carer Guidance
Useful information for families and others supporting someone who may need additional help, reassurance or practical support.
Community & Local Life
Local information, activities and opportunities that can help people remain connected with their communities.
Understanding Care & Support
Clear explanations of common care and support terms, options and questions, written in straightforward language.
Health & Wellbeing Information
General information about health, prevention and wellbeing, based on credible sources and presented in accessible language.
Healthcare Workforce
Articles for care organisations and professionals covering staffing, recruitment, training and workforce-related issues.
Featured Article
Staying Active and Connected: Everyday Ways to Support Wellbeing
Staying active and connected does not have to mean making major changes. Everyday movement, familiar routines, social activities and spending time with other people can all play a part in maintaining wellbeing and enjoying everyday life.
In this article, we look at practical ways people can stay active, involved and connected to the things that matter to them.
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Information You Can Understand and Trust
When we write about health, care or wellbeing, we want readers to know where the information comes from.
Where appropriate, our articles will refer to recognised sources such as the NHS, GOV.UK, local authorities, professional bodies and established health and social care organisations.
We aim to explain information in clear language and distinguish between general guidance and professional advice.
Information published on the Care On Call Health Care Ltd website is provided for general information and should not be used as a substitute for individual medical, clinical or professional advice.
From Hertfordshire and Our Communities
Care On Call is based in Welwyn Garden City, and our blog also provides space for information that is relevant to people and organisations across Hertfordshire.
That may include local activities, community organisations, support resources, public information and other opportunities that can help people remain informed, active and connected.
Looking for Support Rather Than Information?
If you have visited our blog because you are looking for support for yourself or someone close to you, speak to Care On Call about your circumstances.