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When choosing a care home for a loved one, many people come across the term person-centred care. But what does it actually mean, and why is it so

Keeping older adults active, engaged, and connected is a vital part of life in any care home. While high-quality care is essential, a good care home should also

When it comes to long-term care for yourself or a loved one, it’s important to understand the difference between residential care and nursing care. While both provide safe,

Moving into a care home is an enormous decision, and it’s inevitable that both the older person and their family will have mixed emotions about the transition. As

When someone you love receives a dementia diagnosis, it can feel overwhelming. Whether it’s Alzheimer’s disease, vascular dementia, or another type, the diagnosis brings a lot of uncertainty

From a calming stroll in the garden to the relaxing joy of tending to a flower bed, gardens and outdoor, offer benefits that are both profound and far-reaching.

When it comes to choosing the right care home for an elderly family member or loved one, understanding the concept of the “Continuum of Care” (CoC) is crucial.

Many of us have wonderful memories when it comes to cooking, baking or being in the kitchen in general. Despite all the happy memories, many older adults do

There are multiple types of nursing homes and care homes in Scotland that offer their own different versions of nursing care and with so many choices around, we

What is a Dementia Care Home? A report published by the London School of Economics found that there are around 900,000 people living with dementia in the UK which

In the UK, there is an overwhelming demand for elderly care homes and in line with this demand, the costs are also increasing. There are a growing number

Understanding when the right time is to move someone with dementia into a care home is not always easy. There are many factors that contribute to this decision

Looking After an Older Loved One in Winter Winter brings colder temperatures, icy conditions and shorter days, all of which can increase health risks for older adults. People

Nursing Care has the ability to change a person’s quality of life. From supporting an individual with everyday tasks to administering around-the-clock medication, Nursing Care in care homes

There are many advantages of residential care homes, particularly as you age and find it difficult to do the things you once used to do with ease. When

A career path that many young people aspire to be when they grow older is a Nurse, due to its association with caring for people and playing a