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Paget’s Awareness Day is on the 11th of January. As the name implies, the purpose of Paget’s Awareness day is to raise awareness about this bone disease. We hope to do our part in supporting those affected by Paget’s disease, as well as providing information on how others can get involved if they also wish…

Here at Rowallan House, we believe that good mental wellbeing is just as important as good physical health. However, as we grow older, more of a focus is often placed on looking after your body and taking care of physical symptoms rather than nurturing mental wellbeing. We take mental health in older people seriously and…

If you’ve ever listened to a song that brought a tear to your eye, evoked a memory, or brought you closer to someone, you already know that music is a powerful force. But for people diagnosed with dementia, it has the ability to access parts of the brain that may be inaccessible through language.  In…

Are you a people person? Do you have a knack for making sure other people feel seen, heard, and valued? Do you enjoy making others smile? If you answered ‘yes’ to any of these questions, a career in care may be the perfect choice for you. Working in care is about more than having certain…

For over 40 years, we’ve been welcoming residents into our family-run care home. It’s a place where residents and staff alike feel cared for, comfortable and at home. We pride ourselves on providing a nurturing environment that caters to people over age 65, including those with dementia or specialist care needs.  Family and friends are,…

We understand that moving from your home into residential care can be accompanied by many emotions, as all transitions can. There can be grief over moving away from your home – a place where you were surrounded by memories and familiarity – and moving into an unknown space with new people, surroundings and routines. But…

Every 14th November, we observe World Diabetes Day. The purpose of this event is to raise awareness of the disease, support those who have been affected, share information on any medical advancements, and educate others on the importance of diagnosis. This year, a key part of the campaign is to rewrite the story for everyone…

We pride ourselves on our close-knit team of passionate and dedicated carers. Residents and staff alike have become one big family. As part of our family, looking after your health, happiness and wellbeing is our top priority. That’s part of the reason why our team loves working at Rowallan House, so much that some of…

People with dementia may experience sundowning syndrome. This refers to a state of confusion or increased agitation occurring in the late afternoon or near the end of the day. Sundowning syndrome can also lead to wandering, pacing, aggression or anxiety.  If you or a loved one have been diagnosed with dementia, the dementia care in…

As we get older, mental and physical stimulation continue to be important aspects of being healthy and happy. Here at Rowallan House, we believe that all people, regardless of their age, deserve to live a fulfilling life. Part of having an enriched life is taking part in activities that promote fun, bring joy and inspire…