We are often told, in the context of a country or even a city, that we have an ageing population. Setting aside the fact that this is technically true of every population (nobody’s ever got younger with the passage of time, after all!), a more accurate description would be that we have an ageing species.
We take our residents’ food requirements very seriously, and spend a great deal of time gaining better knowledge of individuals’ likes and dislikes as well as their dietary requirements.
Moving house can be difficult at any age, just as big changes in life generally can be. It needn’t always be this way, however. Moving into a care home can be emotional and testing event in getting older, but with our few simple tips, it can be alleviated considerably. Here’s how to make moving into a care home easier for all.
At Signature we understand that couples who have been together for many years want to stay living together for as long as they possibly can.
While learning is most stereotypically associated with the image of the young student mastering the skills which will carry them through life, learning in older age may be even more beneficial to our brains and more rewarding in terms of the richness it can bring to our day-to-day.
Having worked as an architect on the design team, Anna is now delighted to be working directly for Signature, monitoring the design progress, liaising with both the design team and the contractor on any design matters.
We believe in creating profound experiences to help induce positive outcomes for our residents.
Signature was delighted to organise its second development workshop of the year with Jane Devonshire working in conjunction with IDDSI. Jane won MasterChef in 2016 and is now working with Signature to help develop our dining and nutrition program.