Aedifice’s Latest Care Home Project Success In Glasgow
Aedifice Partnership completed another successful care home development in April 2015. This 70 bed care home over two storeys in Glasgow was constructed for The Sisters of Nazareth Charitable Trust. Aedifice are involved with Nazareth as their Project Manager and Cost Consultant for their new build and refurbishments of care home developments across the UK […]
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The Importance of Interior Design in Care Homes
Open and Communal Design: Interior design greatly impacts residents’ well-being, comfort, and confidence. Embracing an open, communal, and inclusive design philosophy encourages independence and creates a healthy lifestyle for residents. Furniture Positioning: Strategic placement of furniture encourages sociability and supports conversation. Communal focal points like artwork or games promote a varied and collaborative way of […]
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How to Improve Falling Care Home Property Standards
Budget Allocation: Despite recent funding boosts for social care, there’s still a shortfall in meeting long-term stability needs. While the allocated £650 million can enhance care home quality, it falls short of the £2.35 billion required for sustained improvement. Design Considerations: Addressing design flaws is crucial for raising care home standards. Design impacts safety, care […]
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Care Home Development For Obese Residents: A Missed Opportunity?
Obesity & Bariatric Care: Rising obesity in older generations requires care homes to accommodate bariatric needs. Specialised Infrastructure: Ensure spacious, accessible rooms with bariatric-friendly equipment like specialized beds and adjustable basins. Health Challenges: Neglecting these needs may harm residents’ comfort and safety, with long-term implications for care. Proactive Solutions: Developers must prioritize bariatric care infrastructure […]
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Care Home Design Mistakes You Should Avoid
Decluttering Spaces: Resist the temptation to overcrowd living spaces with unnecessary furniture and items. Excessive clutter can confuse residents and hinder navigation. Prioritize simplicity and only include essential items to meet residents’ needs effectively. Improving Lighting: Adequate lighting is crucial for residents, especially those with visual impairments. Maximize natural light to enhance visibility and mood […]
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