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Five Nellsar Care Homes have been recognised for excellence in end-of-life care at the Gold Standards Framework (GSF) Annual Conference and Awards Ceremony, including two Homes which achieved perfect assessment scores. Teams from across Nellsar came toget

If you're considering respite care for an older loved one, one of the first questions you're likely to ask is: How long can someone stay? The reassuring answer is that respite care is designed to be flexible. Whether you need support for a single day, a w

As we get older, recovering from illness, injury or a stay in hospital can become more challenging. Tasks that once felt simple, such as getting dressed, preparing a meal or walking to the shops, may suddenly feel difficult or overwhelming. Rehabilitation

When an elderly loved one begins to need extra support, knowing where to turn can feel overwhelming. Families are often faced with a range of unfamiliar terms and care options, each designed to meet different needs and circumstances. Understanding the dif

When someone you love begins experiencing memory problems, confusion, or changes in behaviour, it can be worrying and overwhelming. During this time, you may hear the terms Alzheimer's and dementia used interchangeably, leading many people to believe they

Food is about much more than nutrition. The meals we enjoy throughout our lives become part of who we are, connecting us to our culture, family traditions, memories and personal identity. For people living with dementia, familiar foods can play an especia

Across our Nellsar Care Homes, imaginations have been shining brightly as our residents and teams came together for our wonderful 'Love to Care' Art Competition. Launched in May ahead of our Love to Care Week at Nellsar (1-7 June 2026), the competition in

Planning for later life can sometimes feel overwhelming, particularly when legal decisions are involved. If you're supporting an elderly loved one or beginning to explore Care Home options (whether for you or someone else), you may have come across the te

Dementia Action Week (18-24 May) is a powerful reminder that small actions can make a big difference. Led by the Alzheimer's Society, this annual campaign brings people and organisations together to take meaningful steps towards improving the lives of tho

Mixed dementia is a condition where an individual experiences more than one type of dementia at the same time. This is most commonly a combination of Alzheimer's disease and vascular dementia. The overlap can make symptoms more complex and sometimes harde