Our care & retirement living blog

Retirement living developments and villages have helped thousands of older adults keep their independence but there could be a problem on the horizon; a serious lack of stock.

Save money on your care home's energy bills with World Kinect Energy Services, a trusted partner of Autumna. Get a free consultation to learn how to source the best deals, save time and reduce your carbon footprint.

Care homes offer a variety of benefits for couples, including personalised care packages, spacious bedrooms, and support with everyday tasks. Learn more about the different types of care available, how to choose the right care home, and how to find care for couples in the UK.

Learn about the different reasons why someone might be admitted to a nursing home in the UK. This blog post covers everything from moving to a nursing home directly from hospital to moving to a nursing home after a partner dies or goes into care themselves. Whether you're considering a move to a nursing home for yourself or a loved one, this blog post has the information you need.

The effects of obesity on everyday life can be debilitating, increasing the need for help with once-easy tasks, especially as we age. Finding specialist bariatric care quickly and with dignity is essential.

Advocates can help you understand your health and social care options, express your wishes, and make decisions on your behalf. Learn more about advocacy and who might need it.

Discharge to Assess (D2A) is a short-term care package that helps people regain their independence after a hospital stay. Learn more about how D2A works and how it can benefit you or a loved one.

Autumna partners with World Kinect Energy Services to help care home providers improve energy efficiency, control costs, and achieve sustainability goals as part of the Go Green initiative. World Kinect's expertise in energy data monitoring, carbon footprint reduction, and CSR compliance will help care homes meet their targets.

Person-centred care puts the person receiving care at the heart of the decision-making process, respecting their individual needs and preferences. Learn more about what it means and how it affects the care you or your loved one will receive.