Healthcare Associated Infections (HAIs) significantly increase morbidity, mortality and healthcare costs due to the increased resources required for the management of potentially avoidable conditions.  Care home residents are at increased risk of acquiring healthcare associated infections…

Fire safety is a critical component of health and safety standards in care homes. In Healthcare Ireland’s services, stringent fire safety regulations and standards are necessary to protect our residents and staff.

At Healthcare Ireland, the safety and well-being of our residents, staff, and visitors are our top priorities. A crucial part of maintaining a secure environment in our care homes involves adhering to the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations 2002, commonly known as COSHH.

Dysphagia, a disorder affecting swallowing, impacts approximately eight percent of the world’s population. This condition can manifest as difficulties in feeding, chewing, or swallowing, making certain foods and drinks a choking hazard or causing them to be aspirated into the airway.

In the United Kingdom, approximately half a million people reside in care homes. Older individuals in care homes face a higher risk of falling compared to those living independently. Falls can significantly affect an individual’s wellbeing, mobility, and confidence in walking.

Healthcare Ireland is committed to the delivery of more than just excellent care. A key value at Healthcare Ireland is innovation, we are continuously seeking new ways to enhance the lives of our residents.

Over the past 5 month’s we’ve been developing a partnership with OrientMCT, who are based in Abu Dhabi and provide recruitment and training services for international Health and Social Care professionals.