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County Dublin South East recently hosted a Recruitment Day, strengthening its commitment to building a compassionate and dedicated team of caregivers across the region. Recruitment days play an important role in bringing individuals together who are passionate about caring for others. The recent event provided an opportunity for the Platinum Homecare team to meet local candidates in the Dublin South East region, who are eager to support older people and individuals with disa

Platinum Homecare is proud to recognise Jackie Moloney, a dedicated caregiver who recently received a compliment from the HSE for her outstanding service. To honour her achievement, Jackie was presented with flowers from Platinum Homecare - a gesture of appreciation for the compassion and professionalism she brings to her role. Her recognition reflects the values at the heart of our caregiving team and the pride we take in celebrating caregivers across counties.

International Nurses Day is near, and to commemorate this day, Platinum Homecare is offering a special moment to recognise the dedication and compassion of caregivers who provide essential support in home health care. At Platinum Homecare, caregivers are the backbone of comfort and recovery for many individuals. Their work goes beyond basic assistance, touching lives with kindness and professionalism every day. The Heart of Home Health Care Caregivers at home provide a wide r

In Ireland the sun can damage your skin, even on cloudy days. Skin damage does not only happen in hot, sunny places. Ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the sun and sunbeds can damage skin and increase your risk of skin cancers including: melanoma non-melanoma skin cancer This is because most skin cancers are caused by UV light damaging the DNA in skin cells. UVA and UVB are types of UV light. They damage skin over time, making it more likely for skin cancers to develop. Ways to

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Letterkenny University Hospital (LUH) has introduced a new Renal Home Therapies Service, offering patients with chronic kidney disease stage 5 the option to carry out peritoneal dialysis (PD) in their own homes. Peritoneal dialysis is a form of renal replacement therapy that allows patients to take an active role in managing their treatment at home. Without this option, patients would need to travel to Letterkenny University Hospital at least three days per week, every week f