Care Homes Owned by Randomlight Ltd

a week in here as she's on end-of-life now and unbeknown to the staff I have watched from afar and they're great with them, they show them love, they sit and talk to them and they are never left alone it's home from home. It's clean and relaxing and that's what you need. If my auntie was in hospital she would easily have bed sores now as she isn't moving but the staff are in and out all day moving her. They talk to her, they hug her so if you're looking for residential care I would certainly choose here. The manager goes above and beyond, other ladies do too, even the night staff are great I honestly can't fault it, thank you so much for all your hard work.

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put her anywhere else now.

this. It soon became her preference to be with the other residents in the main lounge where she has made friends. She is always clean and smart in her appearance, and following a recent hospital visit, the doctor commented on the good condition of her skin, which I put down to the personal hygiene standards provided in Gladstone. Whenever I visit my auntie, there is a lovely atmosphere in the home, and the residents and staff always seem happy. The staff take an interest in her and us as a family. They know her likes/dislikes and understand how important routine is to a Dementia sufferer, and this has all contributed to her overall happy demeanour. Thank you, St Nicholas.

the beginning. After two weeks we began to see my mother's health deteriorating. She has dementia and was put in the Gladstone Part of the building. Mum was prescribed medication for as and when she needed calming down. Mum was a healthy 91 year old was able to walk, hold a good conversation, and eat and drink for herself but did have bouts where she would walk a lot and shout, but this come and goes within a couple of hours but if it didn't that was what the PRN sedation was for. After 6 weeks mum was rushed to the hospital with dangerously low blood pressure and severe dehydration. Safeguarding did an investigation and found that Mum was sedated 26 consecutive nights, she was also sedated in the day time on 6 separate occasions and on one occasion sedated 3 times.

will be happy.

the language changes of my Grandma.

her illness.