The Luxury Care Home Guide is published every year by Knight Frank, and this year is a special edition guide to give thanks to our healthcare heroes! We are proud to say we have been featured in the guide! What is the Luxury Care Home Guide? [...]

The Knight Frank Healthcare Heroes campaign was created by Julian Evans, Health of Healthcare at Knight Frank, to honor the heroes of the care sector. From frontline staff to a range of specialisms within the industry; the healthcare heroes awards is putting a spotlight on some of the heroes that have gone above and beyond, and even further [...]

Following the Government’s announcement regarding visiting care homes today, Prime Life Managing Director, James Wood has issued an open letter explaining our approach to this announcement and the safety of our residents and staff. Please read the full letter here…     Visiting a Prime Life Care Home – Update for Relatives [...]

We are all constantly faced with different pressures, whether its professional or personal. At PrimeLife, we understand these tensions can be extremely overwhelming, so we have teamed up with Health Assured to provide the Employee Assistance Programme (EAP).   The EAP is a confidential, free service for PrimeLife Employees, and designed to help deal with personal [...]

The month of April has been different to say the least, but we hope you are all safe and sound!   Travel is a huge part of our lives, whether it be a commute to work, [...]

          The 8th of March 2020 marks the celebration of International Women’s Day. The global event is a chance to honour women and inspire those around us, as well as the next generation.   The theme of this year is ‘I am generation equality: [...]

                                A care assistant, is someone who works within social care, to provide care and support to those who need it; there are paid care roles, in different sectors of social care, including elderly and mental health. A carer and/or young carer, [...]

                          Dementia, according to the NHS, is a ‘syndrome’ associated with the decline of brain functioning through progressive conditions. It works by damaging brain cells in so messages cannot be sent to and from the brain efficiently, preventing [...]