How to decorate a Nursing Home Room

A room in a nursing home is meant to be a home away from home. Usually, these rooms are relatively small, leaving little space to showcase important and cherished items and to make it as comfortable as possible. However, with a little sensitivity and space planning, it is possible to make this room cozy and inviting to create a feeling of being at home.

There are often rules that make decorating a room in a nursing home a challenge. It is important to create a cozy and cheerful space using the most cherished items. Most of the time, the rooms are only equipped with a bed, bedside table, closet and a bulletin board, and reminds you very much of a hospital room.

With these 8 simple steps, we will show you how to turn even an apparently boring room into an oasis of well-being.

Where to use REMEDIC Quick Fixing Bandages

For which area of application is which REMEDIC Quick Fixing Bandage suitable and what makes it so special?

Have you already got to know one of our four REMEDIC Quick Fixing Bandages? No? Do you know that we currently have a unique selling point with this product, as we are the only manufacturer worldwide? Also not? Then you should read further now.

In our blog post, we will explain to you the incredible material with which we are pioneers and currently the only manufacturer of bandages in the world. In addition, we will reveal for which application areas which bandage is best suited. Therefore you can choose the RIGHT bandage to support your well-being.

Preventing of Falling

Preventing of Falling – Tipps for balance or fatigue issues

The older you get, the more likely you are to fall. According to estimates, the proportion of people over 65 who fall is at least once a year. If a person is already over 90 years old, one in two falls every year.

Reasons

There are many reasons for this, ranging from walking and balance problems to muscle weakness and vision problems to the fear of falling again because it has already happened. This often leads to a vicious circle of not wanting to move at all. This is wrong. It is very important to deal with the topic “fall prevention” to avoid falls as far as possible.

What happens after a fall

After a fall, people often become permanent care cases, a hip or thigh fracture is often the trigger for a permanent need for care.

To prevent this from happening, this blog post provides some simple measures to prevent falls and thus to maintain quality of life and maturity.