When it comes to moving house, there is so much that can go wrong, or be hard to organize that it is a wonder anyone manages it! If your throw an elderly relative in to the equation, then you are likely to find that things don’t exactly get any easier. The fact of the matter is that you have to extremely well prepared and aware to deal with a person who has any difficulties whatsoever, so if you put a volatile situation like a domestic removal in with the problems associated with getting an elderly relative mobile, then you have a serious issue on your hands. Obviously everyone has a different set of issues to deal with; the elderly person or relative in each person’s life will be different, and the move will be going ahead in different ways, so do not take this guide by rote. It is simply a series of ideas that may well assist you in thinking of the move in a different way, to ensure that your relocation goes smoothly and your older companion is well looked after and comfortable.First off, get a great removals company! You will find that the organizational aspect of a removal is one of the hardest parts, and having a great removals service will ensure that you do not have as much on your plate at any one time. Ensuring that you can get your things sorted with minimum impact to your time will ensure that you are able to spend more time with and making allowances for the elderly relative. Given that this will be of utmost importance in your mind, it Is best to have a great removals company on your side, ensuring that the house removal is their main priority. Start planning early, so that you are not spread too thinly. If you can start well in advance of the move, you will no doubt find that you can get a lot done over a long period, which will mean that your time is a lot more manageable. In this case, you should hopefully find that your removal only takes up an hour or so every day, and that this means that you have time to spend with your family, rather than stressing over the house move. When planning, think about the times that you may be too indisposed to be with your elderly relative. You may find that you need to be away from them for a longer time than you would like in order for the move to go ahead smoothly. In these instances, you can ensure that someone else is there to look after them, simply by booking them in way before the move. There can be nothing worse than coming to the day of the removal and being held up by not having someone to help with your older friend or relative.The actual ‘moving’ bit of the move will be the most difficult, especially if it is a long distance. You need to be aware that there will be a long time when you will not be able to access your home comfort, as they will have been packed in to the back of the van. In this case, you need to have a packing box filled with things that you may need on the journey; blankets, food, pillows, entertainment, anything that your elderly charge could possibly need to keep them comfortable and happy. Ensure that you can take rest breaks form the journey, and that it is not going to interrupt the house move, nor your removals team.