At Signature, every resident’s comfort is our priority. That’s why we’ve introduced PainChek®, the world’s first AI-powered pain assessment tool, across all our homes. By detecting even the smallest signs of discomfort, PainChek® helps our teams deliver more personalised care, reduce unnecessary medication and give families peace of mind that their loved one’s wellbeing is always our focus.
With Christmas on the way, what better time is there to start considering gifts for your loved ones? It can be difficult to find the right gift sometimes, particularly for the older generation, let alone those living with dementia. Hence, we hope that this article will help with some gift ideas for those who may be stuck in the lead-up to Christmas.
Located in one of the wealthiest parts of London, Signature at Highgate may be the most expensive care home ever built in the UK. The Care Home Environment editor Matt Seex visited this brand new luxury home to meet with Wayne Pryce, Signature Senior Lifestyle’s group director of development & construction, to discuss the project in deptht.
The power of music can evoke fond memories, and help decrease anxiety and depression – it’s always been a form of expression for every musician.
Signature support many charities from local communities to national. We know the importance of helping those in need from the kindness of our hearts and the residents’ too.
A new blood testing technique could help researchers detect Alzheimer’s prior to showing early signs of dementia. Diagnosis as early as possible is crucial to unlocking the right care and support.
Dementia affected around 46 million people worldwide in 2015. Around 3% of people between the ages of 65 and 74 have dementia, and this number rises to over 50% above the age of 85.
To be the most innovative and flexible care home provider, who recognises that each diagnosis of dementia is unique to the individual. We will provide support, care, and encouragement to maximise the capabilities of our residents enabling them to live a fulfilling life with dementia.
Dementia in all its forms has been getting more and more publicity recently, and with good reason. For many, the concept of losing memory to the point of being less able to look after oneself can be more frightening that physical limitations.
What’s your favourite piece of music? When did you first hear it? How did you feel at the time?