The Journal

Supporting a loved one with dementia through challenging behaviour can be extremely difficult for families.

Being discharged from hospital means that when hospital treatment is complete, a patient can return home, or if necessary, move into a care home for extra support during their recovery.

There are key signs that may indicate residential care is becoming necessary for your loved one. Find out more here.

We've put together this guide so that you feel informed, comfortable, and supported, so that you can make the best decision for your loved ones.

Discover Bill House, a coastal residential care home offering personalised care, award-winning gardens, enriching activities, and a vibrant community for a life of comfort and dignity.

We all want to provide our loved ones with the best care possible. Find out why residential care is a great option for many.

Discover how The Bill House's specialist dementia care enhances quality of life through personalised support and compassionate, expert care.

Residential care provides ongoing support for individuals who need assistance with daily activities. This includes help with personal care, meals, and medical needs, all within a safe and supportive environment. The article explains what residential care entails and how it can benefit those who require long-term care.