Urray House care home is reviving two popular community events this month.
A popular Ross-Shire playgroup has returned for 2025, with its first session of the New Year proving a big hit.
From cleaner to Shift Leader, Sophie Legge’s journey at Burnbank care home shows the incredible career opportunities in the care sector.
Ten Parklands employees have completed Mental Health First Aid training, gaining skills to support colleagues, friends and family members with mental health challenges.
Residents at Eilean Dubh Care Home in Fortrose swapped their slippers for stilettos and their recliners for a runway as they rolled out the red carpet for Black Isle Style, a fundraising auction and fashion show.
Parklands Care Homes has been named a finalist for the 2024 Caring UK Award for Community Involvement, recognising its contribution to promoting community engagement.
Eilean Dubh care home in Fortrose has been graded 'very good' by the independent Care Inspectorate, which rated the home 5 on its 6-point scale.
Parklands MD Ron Taylor has urged the UK and Scottish governments to provide targeted funding support for Scotland’s care sector, warning that rising costs and tax hikes threaten its sustainability.
Discover how Fiona Ross, a cook at Innis Mhor blends exceptional care with delicious, high-quality meals to create a warm, welcoming environment for residents and their guests.
Urray House Care Home in Muir of Ord marked its 10th anniversary with a lively celebration attended by residents, families, and members of the local community.
Parklands Care Homes is to launch new 2025 charity partnerships to strengthen its support for good causes across the north and north-east.
Innis Mhor care home in Tain has been praised by the independent regulator for its high-quality care and support.