When you think of gadgets for elderly people, your mind might leap to personal alarms, stairlifts, bath chairs, and other, bulky assisted living appliances.  But

When Fulford Nursing Home first opened its doors in 1990, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II had already been on the throne for almost 38 years. 

For the longest time, care homes like Fulford relied on face-to-face human contact to keep spirits up and maintain a connection to the outside world. 

It’s easy to take for granted the freedom many of us enjoy when we spend time away from our homes. Whether hopping in the car

In nursing homes, mental and physical well-being is central to almost everything we do. That’s why, here at Fulford, we’re introducing a new initiative to

Whether you’re considering a career in care or you’re simply curious about what goes into working in a nursing home, the truth is, a job

Note: This is part two of a two-part blog post. You can read part one, which covers how care homes (like Fulford) are adapting to

The coronavirus pandemic delivered an unwelcome dose of stress, anxiety, and adversity to a variety of industries — and the Care Sector was no exception. 

This post follows on from How Fulford cares for residents with dementia. There, we discuss the benefits of nursing home care for dementia patients, how