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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?

When planning a care home lounge layout, it is important to consider the activities that will take place in the living space including the number of residents, and the type of atmosphere you want to c ...Read More?

What makes a care home outstanding? The Care Quality Commission (CQC) is the independent regulator of health and social care in England. They inspect and rate care homes on a scale of Outstanding, Go ...Read More?

How rails for beds improve sleep for the elderly As a care provider, you know that ensuring the safety and comfort of your elderly patient is essential. Bed rails are a helpful tool for improving sle ...Read More?

Should your care home furniture match? The decision of whether to have matching furniture in a care home is personal to your establishment. There are both sides to consider, and the best option will ...Read More?

Care homes differ in size and space meaning a one size fits all approach to your interior design won’t cut it. You need to make design choices that will fully optimise the space, making it a fun ...Read More?

The furniture and materials used in healthcare environments play a significant role in patient care, cleanliness, infection prevention, and overall well-being. You want furnishings that will stand up ...Read More?

When the weather is hot, it can be especially dangerous for elderly people and those in care homes. This is because older adults are more likely to become dehydrated and experience heat-related illnes ...Read More?

Investing in new care home interiors are often seen as a significant outlay which can be a struggle to justify. On the contrary investing in interiors offers a substantial return on investment. A hom ...Read More?

Respite care is a vital service that offers temporary relief and support to caregivers who are taking care of individuals with disabilities, chronic illnesses, or special needs. It provides caregivers ...Read More?

The Difference Between a Nursing Home and a Care Home: A Guide to Elderly Care Options When it comes to caring for the elderly, there are various care home facilities available to meet their specific ...Read More?

Designing or refurbishing your care home is often an exciting time. Choosing wallpaper designs, accessorising your space with beautiful soft furnishings, artwork, pictures, vases and trinke ...Read More?

We work with leading contract carpet suppliers to provide the correct flooring for care homes. We ensure that we only work with those who follow our precise requirements in terms of offering dementia ...Read More?

  Often people talk about the more practical dementia friendly design features. However, at Renray Healthcare we believe it is not as easy to just focus on this, we want to dig further. We ge ...Read More?

A resident with Alzheimer's may suffer frequently from anxiety. This means they become restless, causing a need to move around, or become upset in certain places or when focused on specific details. ...Read More?

Mental health furniture plays a critical role in creating a safe and comfortable situation for patients in challenging environments such as care facilities and mental health units. The design of this ...Read More?

Moving away from the old-fashioned view of care homes… In recent years, the perception of care homes has shifted away from its traditional image of drab and old-fashioned establishments, ...Read More?

Whether you’re planning a big Coronation party or perhaps a more understated event, here are a few ways to get the celebrations started for your residents.   1. MAKE CORONATION DECORATION ...Read More?

Hoists are essential equipment used in care facilities to assist the elderly with mobility and transfers. They provide a safe and comfortable way to lift and move patients who have limited mobility, r ...Read More?

Designing spaces and furniture for the elderly requires careful consideration of their unique needs and requirements. Here are ten design considerations to keep in mind when designing furniture for th ...Read More?

Furniture for care homes is evolving to meet the changing needs of residents and care providers. Here are some ways in which furniture is evolving for care homes: Increased functionality: Care ...Read More?

Electric beds or Adjustable beds or profiling beds, whatever you call them, all plug into an electrical socket and cost you money. But how much money do they cost a year to the average healthcare faci ...Read More?

Using good furniture to promote wellness Resident wellbeing is linked to their overall physical, mental, social, and emotional state and it is of paramount importance to care homes. Wellbeing must be ...Read More?

Curtains are a crucial element in any interior design, especially in care facilities. They not only provide privacy and light control but also add warmth and style to the room. One way to elevate the ...Read More?

Almost every care mattress in use today offers pain relief for pressure sores and ulcers. The nature of sleeping or being bedridden transforms the bed into a high-risk zone for developing ulcers ...Read More?

We all know about the physical benefits that electric adjustable beds can bring. From reducing pain and discomfort to helping people achieve a comfortable night's sleep, these beds are an invaluable a ...Read More?

When considering profiling beds for your care home, it is essential to ensure that it is comfortable and supportive enough for your residents. It should also provide the necessary safety features that ...Read More?

Investing in new care home interiors are often seen as a significant outlay which can be a struggle to justify. On the contrary investing in interiors offers a substantial return on investment. A hom ...Read More?

Designing a space for individuals with dementia requires careful consideration of color and design. Here are some dementia-friendly colors and designs to consider: Use contrasting colors: High- ...Read More?

Curtains are an essential part of any home décor. They not only add style and elegance to your interiors but also provide privacy and block out light. However, the right curtain heading can mak ...Read More?

The Benefits Of A Sensory Room In Your Care Home? A sensory room is a therapeutic space designed to provide a range of sensory experiences for individuals with sensory processing difficulties, deve ...Read More?

Creating communal spaces in hospitals is an essential aspect of designing a healthcare environment that fosters community, comfort, and healing. Hospital furniture and NHS furniture play a crucial rol ...Read More?

Creating a dementia-friendly living room can make a significant difference in the quality of life and well-being of people living with dementia. Here are some tips on how to create a dementia-friend ...Read More?

When designing a communal area for a care home, here are some important considerations to keep in mind relating to furniture: Comfort: The furniture should be comfortable and supportive, partic ...Read More?

Moving from the comfort of home into an unfamiliar care home can be unnerving. Therefore, it’s imperative to create a warm, welcoming environment to make the transition smooth and non-disruptive ...Read More?

We know the need for a contrast between surfaces, furniture and objects is important, as contrast provides the definition required for residents with visual impairments to navigate their space due to ...Read More?

The Care Quality Commission recently announced changes to its assessment framework. The new assessments will be more focused on residents and people. Here are the key take-aways to help you prepare f ...Read More?

Maintaining the dignity of residents is a top priority in care homes, and the right furniture can play a crucial role in achieving this goal. Furniture that is designed with the needs and comfort of r ...Read More?

Designing or refurbishing your care home is often an exciting time. Choosing wallpaper designs, accessorising your space with odds and ends and fine-tuning your layout certainly are at the top of you ...Read More?

This year on the 25th of November, we attended the Care Sector Supplier Awards which was held at an amazing venue in London, full of wonderful people from the care sector. During our time there we wer ...Read More?

Profiling beds are adjustable beds that can be raised, lowered, and tilted at various angles to support people with varying levels of mobility and comfort needs. These beds play a critical role in p ...Read More?

What is a profiling bed? A profiling bed is an excellent option for people who may need additional support when positioning in bed or spending extended periods of time in bed. Profiling beds are elec ...Read More?

Designing for Demenita - Dining Rooms 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 ...Read More?

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 ...Read More?

Foam mattresses are the most commonly used style of mattresses you might find in care homes. They are useful as they can adapt to a range of environments and pressure area care properties. But what ex ...Read More?

What Does Bariatric Mean? The term bariatric is used to describe the branch of medicine that deals with and treats obesity. Quality of life for bariatric patients can be greatly improved through ...Read More?

Care Homes were badly affected by the covid-19 pandemic. One thing that has come out of it is a new way of looking at care home improvements. Where as hygiene and health have always been important fac ...Read More?

What is Reminiscence Therapy? Masny care homes and Healthcare environments use Reminiscence Therapy (RT) to engage their residents. It is frequently used to treat dementia or severe memory loss. RT w ...Read More?

The Alzheimer’s Society predicts by 2040 circa 1.6 million people will be living with dementia. * Already, 70% of residents within care homes have dementia or severe memory issues. * With the ...Read More?