Residential care
There comes a time when everyday tasks that once felt easy can become more challenging. Feelings of loneliness or isolation can sometimes follow, affecting both confidence and wellbeing.
Residential care at Aurem provides a safe, supportive environment where residents can enjoy comfort, companionship and a renewed sense of purpose. Our homes balance independence with reassurance, helping people continue to live fulfilling, connected lives.
Within our warm and welcoming communities, residents can pursue hobbies, make new friends and maintain familiar routines while receiving support that respects their individuality. Each person has their own private room, along with access to bright lounges, dining areas and beautiful gardens for relaxing or socialising with others.
We warmly invite you to visit your local Aurem Care home to see how we make everyday life more enjoyable for our residents.
Living with dementia often means increasing levels of support are needed over time. Specialist dementia care helps reduce the strain on both the individual and their loved ones by providing stability, safety and reassurance.
At Aurem Care, our homes are created to offer a secure, comfortable environment that feels homely and familiar, giving residents a sense of belonging while supporting their changing needs.
Our Expertise
Our experienced care teams are dedicated to understanding each resident’s unique story, preferences and needs. Every individual receives a tailored care plan created in partnership with them and their family to ensure the right level of support at all times.
We take a holistic approach to wellbeing, focusing not only on physical care but also on emotional and social health. From nutritious home-cooked meals and gentle activities to moments of shared laughter, our aim is to help every resident feel valued, safe and connected.
With thoughtful design, specialist training and a genuine passion for care, our teams provide a service that feels as personal as it is professional.
How We Help
Choosing residential care is a major life step and our role is to make the process clear, supportive and reassuring.
Personalised care plans: We build care plans around each resident’s needs, likes, dislikes and routines, working closely with families to keep them involved.
Enabling independence: We support residents to maintain as much independence as possible while offering help with essential tasks such as bathing, dressing or preparing meals.
Home-style environment: From lovely meals prepared by our chefs to our hair salon and well-designed gardens, we create a space where residents feel comfortable and at ease.
Social connection: We provide opportunities for meaningful activity, friendship and community so that each resident can engage and enjoy life.
Peace of mind for families: With a dedicated team always on hand, families can feel confident their loved one is in a safe and caring home.
Residential care frequently asked questions
What is residential care?
Residential care means long-term care provided in a care home. It’s for people who need substantial help with their personal care. It helps older people to maintain their independence for longer, whilst receiving ongoing care and support to help them carry out everyday tasks that they find difficult to do alone.
What does residential care include?
At each Aurem care home we build residential care plans. It allows a completely personalised relationship-centred care plan and means each resident can enjoy a fulfilled life.
Our experienced care team builds a strong relationship with each resident and has a closer insight into physical, emotional, and social needs as well as any likes or dislikes, helping us to tailor their care plan to their exact requirements.
As part of their residential care plans, our residents can enjoy our very own hair salon, relaxing in our cafe, sitting in our beautiful landscaped gardens, or enjoy their favourite meals prepared every day by our qualified chefs, and much more.
How is residential care different to nursing care?
The main difference is that residential care offers day-to-day support provided by carers. Whereas nursing care offers more complex medical support to those with long-term conditions or illnesses and is provided by registered nurses.
Residential care supports those who wish to maintain their independence but require additional support when carrying out everyday tasks, such as someone with reduced mobility who needs assistance with bathing, dressing or cooking. This can vary from little to more frequent support, where we adapt our residential care based on the choices and personal preferences of each resident.
Nursing care is provided by registered nurses, who are qualified to carry out tasks such as administering medication, wound care and helping those with long-term conditions or illnesses to live more comfortably. To ensure your loved one receives the highest standard of care, our nurses receive continual professional and personal development training.
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