Hi, I care for my dad who is in the later stages of alzheimers. He was in hospital for about 6 days about a month ago with pseudo gout and came home with yet another light switched off - we were unable to visit due to Covid and have little knowledge of what he experienced there sadly. Since returning from hospital he is receiving care 3 times a day as myself and my mum are unable to care for him now without help as he is unable to walk and toileting is an issue. My concerns are the noise he makes when the carers roll him to change him and hoist him. He is clearly very frightened and he gets very agitated and angry, telling them to 'stop it!' and crying out. I think it is fear of falling but would welcome any suggestions as very distressing. In between carers visits, he mostly sleeps, it is the moving around and hoisting him which makes him angry and agitated. He is 89. Many thanks