Mae Care

14/06/2026

Did you know that we not only offer home care, but also domestic services, escorted outings, social inclusion, shopping and companionship
We are welcoming all enquiries,send us a message

10/06/2026

We are taking on new clients

08/06/2026

Dreamers dream, go getters get. Let’s crack on folks!

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26/05/2026

To all of the team…… keep cool out
There!!! Cold drinks and ice lollies at the office
For you all 🧊🧋🧊🧋

23/05/2026

22/05/2026

Dementia diagnosis is too slow.

On average, people wait 3.5 years from first symptoms to a diagnosis, missing vital opportunities for early help.

There are a lot of reasons why getting a dementia diagnosis can take so long.

Stigma and a lack of understanding of symptoms means people don’t always go to their GP straight away.

And when they do, four in five GPs said they often encounter patients with signs of dementia who are reluctant to discuss it.

With no national system to ensure early memory problems are followed up and monitored, warning signs for progression to dementia can be missed.

Access to diagnosis often depends on where you live, with service variation and workforce pressures having an impact.

There is also limited diagnostic infrastructure.

The system is failing people at every stage - symptoms are missed, diagnosis is delayed, and support often comes too late. In the meantime, dementia progresses - stealing time, independence and dignity.

08/03/2026

To Jen, Tracey, Lisa, Louise, Natasha, Elisa. Sharon, Sam. Love from us. X