Hamble Heights are pleased to be supporting the first National Care Home Open Day on Friday 21st June. Care homes across the UK will be opening their doors and inviting their local communities to join them for a variety of events to build relationships and change perceptions of care homes. We would like to invite you to come and join us for a vintage afternoon tea between 2pm and 5pm, with live music from 3pm and find out more about how Hamble Heights is spear heading change in nursing and dementia care.

The topic of financing elderly care is an important one for many. Would you like to know more about different options available when considering how to finance elderly care? Are you a professional who regularly deals with those entering care and would like more knowledge on the topic? Then please come and meet our resident expert, Financial Adviser Kathryn Charlwood, on 25th June, 6:30pm at Hamble Heights.

With the success of our first two coffee mornings, we would like to invite you to our next one  on 2...

On Thursday 2nd May, the sun was shining and we celebrated our official opening. To an invited audience of residents, local councillors, healthcare officials, business partners and staff, David Hines, CEO of Hamble Heights, outlined the innovative thinking behind our purpose built home and its state of the art facilities across the complete range of care needs – including nursing and specialist dementia care.

Please join us for our official opening on 2nd May 2013 at 11.30 am. We are extremely privileged to be joined by Professor Anthea Innes, Director of the Bournemouth University Dementia Institute, who will be conducting the official opening and ribbon cutting. A published author and a renowned figure in her profession, Professor Innes understands the need for specialist, tailored care for people with dementia and their families.

On the evening of Tuesday 23rd April we were joined by Patricia McParland, Project Manager at Bournemouth University’s Dementia Institute (BUDI) for a presentation on ‘Dementia and the public’. Patricia is in her final year of a PhD exploring public attitudes and responses to Dementia and has tutored a series of modules about dementia at the University of Stirling. To an audience of invited local healthcare officials, medical practitioners and business partners, Patricia delivered an extremely thought provoking presentation followed by an informal Q & A session after.

Following the success of our recent coffee morning, we are having another one on 3rd April. So if yo...

On the 7th March, our Interior Designer Hannah Cokeley, gave a talk to healthcare professionals and local business partners on designing care homes for residents who suffer from dementia. It was a very successful discussion, as Hannah was able to showcase her philosophy on design, hints and tips that are useful around any home and how she has brought her passion for design and care into Hamble Heights.

Thank you to all who came along to our coffee morning on Wednesday 6th March. We had over 80 visitors and it was lovely to meet so many new faces. I hope you liked what we have done with Hamble Heights but mostly that you enjoyed yourselves.