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nursing homes are there to provide competent care, skilled and empathetic. Residents of a nursing home should be treated as individuals to privacy, dignity and respect. These are the principles that were at the heart of Randolph Hill Group as it grows in power in Scotland.

Many seniors like to stay as active and sociable as they can. common elements such as shared public space for recreation and dining are essential for maintaining a healthy lifestyle and happy. And specialized residential care, is actively encouraging parents and friends to visit and participate in some activities of residents creates a greater sense of community.

A group of houses in Scotland found to provide the best care for all residents is the Randolph Hill Group. In a market where quality care is fundamental to the quality of life, The Randolph Hill Group reputation for providing quality health care has flourished. Their new house in Dunblane is purpose built and will soon be followed by building a new home in the Sighthill area of Edinburgh.

The new £ 4 million Randolph Hill Nursing Home, located in an old park in Dunblane Hydro has 60 single rooms with en-suite bathroom, a secure garden for residents and six conservatories. Randolph Hill Nursing Home building replaces Victorian society on Leewood Road which opened in 1980 and all residents have opted to transfer to the new house where they had their individual needs supported.

Clare Allan, director of Randolph Hill Nursing Home, said: "The new house is wonderful for our residents and they adapt well to their new environment Each resident has his own room and we worked very hard to provide the highest standard of care. and facilities for our residents. "

The company spent six years trying to find a suitable site for the new home of Dunblane, who is now the only purpose-built house of modern health care in the city. The new home not only increases the facilities for the elderly needing care in Dunblane, it employs about 50 people and is part of the local economy, using local businesses whenever possible.

Lewis Macdonald MSP, Deputy Minister of Health and Community Care, said: .. "The Scottish Executive is committed to driving up the quality of care provided to our seniors, we have invested large sums of money in the home care independent This funding is to encourage organizations large and small, to invest in the sector, create new, modern, purpose built facilities such as Randolph Hill. "