At Paxton Hall, we’re all about caring for the whole person, body and mind. We recognise that mental well-being is just as important as physical health. That’s why “Nurturing the Mind” is a focus of our work. It’s about making sure everyone feels supported, understood, and cared for in every way. We’re here to create …
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Choosing to add some exercise to your daily routine can help you feel better. At Paxton Hall, we recognise the importance of this, and help our residents to exercise in a way that works best for them. Our special method is called “Embracing Movement”. It’s all about finding fun and safe ways for our residents …
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At Paxton Hall, we understand the importance of being aware of and understanding dementia and memory issues.  To this end, we have put together this guide to help highlight some of the early signs of dementia, giving our residents and their families the insights they need to understand and support each other better. Unveiling the …
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At Paxton Hall, we understand that nutrition is a cornerstone of health and happiness, particularly in the latter years of one’s life. Our approach is to nourish both the body and soul and is a testament to our commitment to providing a dietary experience that not only sustains but enhances the well-being of our residents. …
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Choosing the right care home for a loved one is a big decision that requires careful consideration and thorough research, since the well-being and comfort of a beloved family member is of great importance.  This guide is designed to lend a helping hand to families and Next-of-Kin, as they look to choose the most suitable …
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The Coronavirus pandemic is gathering pace, with cases reported in almost every country in the world, and entire nations temporarily shutting down in order to slow the spread of the disease. Here in the UK, the Government’s strong dictate of social distancing has been tantamount to an almost enforced ‘lockdown’, where our rights to leave …
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Coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, is beginning to gather pace in our communities. So we’re all doing our part to limit the spread of the illness as much as possible. For many of us, that means adopting practices known as ‘social distancing’ – including cancelling social events, staying away from pubs and restaurants, and postponing …
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We’ve been chasing beauty for a very, very long time. Cultures dating back to antiquity have been found to have featured beautification techniques (with varying results), however, in the last several centuries, we’ve been able to live a lot longer than was otherwise possible. Beauty waits for no-one! And so, consequently, arrives the question of …
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As we get older, we inevitably find that keeping fit after 60 becomes more difficult than one could think. Signs of ageing such as a loss of bone density, softer vision or problems with balance can make the idea of committing to keeping ourselves physically active seemingly insurmountable. The good news is that despite these …
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Having to make the decision to move a loved one permanently into a  dementia care home can be complicated, contentious and deeply distressing. Many people find that, although full-time care may arguably be in someone’s best interests, it is often perceived as some sort of surrender or personal failing and something to be done when …
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