News posts for 'March 2022'

Monday, March 21, 2022
New research from the Dementia Services Development Centre has explored how the healing qualities of lighting may benefit those with dementia. Diagnosis of dementia has been rising for years now. 15% of all people over the age of 80 suffer with dementia. Due to our aging population, we believe it is essential to prepare care environments with all the facts to ensure the future is bright for those with dementia. Healing qualities of light Our team of experts carefully considers light when considering any care home refurbishment. Their key thoughts are on well lit rooms and attractive fittings. Well lit areas have been shown to reduce the likelihood of slips and trips. Lighting can also be perceived differently from one person to another

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Thursday, March 17, 2022
Enhance the view There is nothing finer than a new set of curtains, especially for care homes with large windows and beautiful views. Adding a luxurious frame to that view can add a level of opulen ...Read More?
Monday, March 14, 2022
Falls, slips and trips in care homes are major contributors to injuries and hospital call-outs. It isn’t only residents that are affected but staff and visitors too. It is really important to m ...Read More?
Tuesday, March 1, 2022
When supplying for a new care home it can often be confusing to know what fire regulations need to be applied. Different sizes and styles of property may have differing requirements. Due to this resp ...Read More?

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Mental Health in Care Home Facilities

Mental Health in Care Home Facilities Care homes managers have a pivotal role in maintaining and improving the well-being of residents that includes their mental health. The progress made in society ...Read More?

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Days Out for the Elderly

Planning day trips and outings is a wonderful way to enhance the quality of life for seniors, especially if they’re a care home resident. Being able to experience different surroundings beyond t ...Read More?