Coronavirus has left an incredibly heavy toll on both care residents and staff in the sector. Indeed, the pandemic has resulted in many considerations on healthcare, including reassessments on what the future of support for elderly people could look like. Alongside the current situation, advancements in nursing home technology, as well as long-standing issues surrounding an ageing population, mean that the future of senior care is as relevant as ever.
So, what might this look like?
A Reversal in Planning & Faster Care Reform
For many Care Homes, A Year In Lockdown has highlighted that the industry was left underprepared for the effects and demands of a pandemic. This means one of the short-term changes in care for the elderl
This month marks a full year since care homes had to close their doors for the safety of their residents. Lockdown restrictions that were first implemented in March 2020 meant that most care home visi
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Designing for Dining
We explore why the design of dining rooms and the products used in them is crucial to supporting people living with dementia.
Over recent years we have explored best practise in
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Roman blinds are very popular in care homes. They offer a more nuanced way of modulating sun light, offer greater privacy and the fabric design options are practically infinite.
Fitting Roman blinds
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