News from Cinnamon Care Collection

Community Hair Salon at Rivermede Court

Rivermede Court is opening its hair salon and cinema to elderly residents in the local community.
This latest offering from our luxury care home has been introduced to provide a safe and welcoming environment for elderly people in Egham, particularly those with limited mobility or who are on a dementia journey.

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Lakeview Grange shortlisted for Healthcare Design Award

Lakeview Grange shortlisted for prestigious award.
Every year the prestigious Healthcare Design Awards shine a spotlight on the best of the best in the UK Healthcare sector and accolade grand design in architecture and interior space, and to be recognised for an award is an incredibly proud achievement.

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A Dance Lover’s Dream at Rivermede Court

Residents at Rivermede Court meet Strictly Come Dancing star Anton Du Beke!

It all began with the knowledge that a few of our residents at Rivermede Court were in fact keen ballroom dancers in their former days. And watching Strictly on TV would often rekindle many a fond memory when they too glitzed the dance floor.

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Outstanding Chefs at Cinnamon Care Homes

Cinnamon Care Collection employs passionate chefs at its homes, ensuring that the food served is nutritious, varied and visually appealing, making every mealtime an enjoyable experience for residents.

Three of our chefs have recently been singled out as amongst the best care home chefs in the country, having been successful in highly prestigious national catering awards.

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Rivermede Court Surrey Care Awards

The housekeeping team at Rivermede Court in Egham were proudly crowned Team of the Year at the prestigious Surrey Care Awards.
The team, headed up by Rose Strutt, won this prestigious award in recognition of their exceptional teamwork, the strong relationships they have built with residents and their families and their willingness to always go above and beyond – from sewing buttons on residents’ clothes to working overtime to ensuring that residents always live in a clean, safe and comfortable environment.

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The Gables wins SBID International Design Award 2023

The Gables, a luxury care home in Hagley, is celebrating winning the Healthcare and Wellness Design Award – UK Winner, in the prestigious Society of British International Interior Design (SBID) 2023 awards.

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Strictly Cinnamon at Wellington Vale

Wellington Vale care home in Waterlooville has enjoyed an active month in October, taking part in the Strictly Cinnamon challenge organised by the Cinnamon Luxury Care home group.

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Paying for care

Care home fees, price increases and funding caps.

The average cost for care in a care home is a post code lottery with fees varying considerably depending on where you live. Currently, if you are anywhere north of London you can expect to pay around £800 per week for a placement in a basic residential care home, and around £1000 per week if that also includes nursing care.

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Chef of the year competition 2023

It is competition time and the heat is on, to the find the Cinnamon Chef Of The Year 2023!

This year’s contest called the Royal Roast, is all about our residents’ favourite Sunday Roast. Each Cinnamon care home is tasked with elevating this traditional English favourite to a ‘dish fit for a king’.

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Signposting and Dementia

One of the most common causes of dementia in adults is Alzhemer’s disease, which progresses from a preclinical stage where people exhibit minor symptoms such as poor judgement in decision making and general confusion..

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