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The fact is,

Choosing the "right" retirement or nursing facility for seniors or those in need of care is not a decision that family members make lightly. It requires careful consideration, yet it is often a gut decision. Even though it may be difficult, sometimes family members feel the need to place a loved one in the care of a nursing or retirement home and let go.

The outward appearance of your facility will help form an initial opinion. Is the accommodation close to home? Is the location and surroundings appropriate? Is the outdoor area safe and park-like? Are there sufficient seating areas?

Inside your residential complex, however, cleanliness and well-being are the decisive factors and can be decisive as soon as you enter.

When relatives search for the quality of a nursing home, the pre-selection process is increasingly done online. Reviews from relatives play a crucial role. Fundamental questions include:

• How much does accommodation cost?

• What does the property look like? Is it a new build or is it about to be renovated?

• How do you evaluate the nursing staff and what is the staffing ratio?

• Is the treatment of residents respectful, sensitive and friendly?

• How is the food?

• What leisure activities are offered?

• What do the rooms look like and what is the occupancy like?

• How are the common areas equipped?

But one important selection criterion is increasingly coming into focus!

• What does it smell like there? We can help you with our services here.

Happy is when you arrive and are home!

Home will be in different places throughout our lives. But coziness can be found everywhere, even in places we never expected. With ReimaCare, you can redefine the meaning of home. With exquisite scents, you can give your residents a sense of security and ease their transition into your facility.

Working and living in social facilities such as retirement and nursing homes is a daily challenge for nursing staff and residents. In no other setting do people encounter such complex odor patterns, which unfortunately can also include unpleasant smells. Sometimes undesirable odors, such as the strong-smelling catheters of some residents or those from a full diaper that hasn't been changed yet, are unavoidable. Thorough ventilation also proves difficult during the colder months. However, for these reasons, the smell of disinfectants should definitely not be too strong; a retirement or nursing home is a home for its residents, not a hospital.

Pleasantly scented corridors, rooms, common and day rooms as well as sanitary areas make the stay in your senior care facility much more pleasant for your residents, staff and visitors and improve their psychological well-being.

To make your decision easier, we have compiled the following recommended fragrances and fragrance devices for a wide range of areas based on our more than 25 years of practical experience.