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Shedfield Lodge Care Home welcomes in Cinnoman Luxury Care Group to see the benefits to both staff and residents safety monitoring can bring into care homes

Care Campaign for the Vulnerable was invited to meet with Netley Court Care Home in Southampton - part of the Cinnoman Luxury Care Collection Group. This was a great opportunity to raise awareness to the positive benefits safety monitoring can bring into communal areas in care homes, safeguarding both vulnerable residents and staff. It was therefore important for a greater understanding to take place on the reasons for a more open and transparent care culture, we introduced Netley Court Management to Shedfield Lodge Care Home CEO Andrew Geach for both teams to discuss the reasons why Shedfield Lodge and many other conscientious led care homes are now adopting the use of CCTV technology in all public areas in their care homes.

Care Campaign for the Vulnerable visiting Cinnoman Care Group, Netley Court Care Home, talking over safety monitoring in care

Andrew told us, ''It was thanks to a introduction from Care Campaign for the Vulnerable we welcomed the team from Cinnoman Care Group Netley Court to present the clear benefits of safety monitoring in communal areas. We were also able to share ideas about other technology we currently use too.''

Care Campaign for the Vulnerable would like to thank Netley Court Care Home Senior Service Manager Mark Shockledge and Lesley Webb, Care and Quality Manager for making this visit to Shedfield Lodge and to see for themselves why more care providers are looking at safety monitoring positively as a care assist tool to benefit all those who live and work in care homes.