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Life at Raemoir Manor

Raemoir Manor Care Home offers a luxury, comfortable and modern setting for older people who need Nursing Care, Residential Care, Dementia Care or Respite Care in Banchory and the wider Aberdeenshire area. Set in attractive grounds on Royal Deeside, the home combines professional care with warm hospitality, so residents can feel settled, safe and well looked after.

From the moment you step inside, there is a clear focus on quality of life. Residents can enjoy bright, tastefully furnished bedrooms, welcoming lounges and quiet corners as well as a busy programme of activities. The home includes a hair salon & nail bar, café spaces, landscaped gardens, cinema room, library and a carefully planned approach to dining, giving people plenty of choice in how they spend each day.

Life here is shaped around individual needs and interests rather than a rigid timetable. Some residents like to keep to a familiar routine, while others enjoy trying new things, from film afternoons to gentle exercise or spending time outdoors. Families are encouraged to visit regularly and take part in events, helping residents stay connected to the people and places that matter to them.

Our Rooms

Bedrooms at Raemoir Manor Care Home are designed to feel like a personal retreat within the wider home. Each room offers a comfortable bed, storage space and homely furnishings, with thoughtful touches that support safety and independence. Residents are encouraged to bring treasured belongings, photographs and small pieces of furniture, helping the space feel familiar from the outset.

Good lighting, practical layouts and en‑suite facilities support day‑to‑day living, especially for those with reduced mobility or dementia. Staff take care to respect each resident’s privacy, knocking before entering and involving them in decisions about their room. Whether someone is resting, reading, watching television or simply enjoying some quiet time, their bedroom is treated as their own space.

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bedside light setup next to a clock and a book

Dining

Dining at Raemoir Manor is designed to be a pleasure rather than just a routine. Menus are planned to be both attractive and nutritionally balanced, with seasonal ingredients and traditional favourites that appeal to a wide range of tastes. Meals are freshly prepared and served in comfortable dining rooms where residents can sit with friends, enjoy unhurried conversation and take their time.

The team pays close attention to individual dietary needs, including specialist textures or fortified meals where required. Where possible, residents are involved in menu ideas and special themed days, from celebration lunches to afternoon teas. For those who prefer a quieter setting, meals can also be taken in their room, ensuring everyone feels at ease and able to eat well.

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afternoon tea setup with sandwiches, scones, drinks and cakes

Varied Activities Programme

The activities programme at Raemoir Manor is planned to offer something meaningful for everyone, whatever their abilities or health needs. There is a mix of group sessions and one‑to‑one time, from gentle movement and craft sessions to music, reminiscence and visits from local entertainers or community groups. The aim is not to keep people busy for the sake of it, but to provide genuine enjoyment and a sense of involvement.

Staff take time to learn about each resident’s past hobbies, work history and interests, and then look for ways to weave these into daily life. Someone who has always loved the countryside might enjoy a drive around Deeside, while another resident may prefer a quiet morning helping to fold napkins or lay tables. The programme is regularly reviewed and adapted, so that it continues to reflect the changing needs and preferences of the people who call Raemoir Manor home.

Private Gardens

The private landscaped gardens at Raemoir Manor give residents a chance to enjoy fresh air and the changing Aberdeenshire seasons. Paths are designed with accessibility in mind, making it easier for those using walking aids or wheelchairs to move around safely. Seating areas are dotted throughout the grounds, inviting people to sit, watch the wildlife or simply feel the sun on their face.

For many residents, time outdoors is an important part of their day. Gentle gardening activities, seasonal planting and small projects help those who have always loved their own garden to stay involved. Others simply enjoy watching the trees, birds and flowers from a favourite bench. Where possible, events and activities are taken outside in the warmer months, bringing an extra sense of freedom and space.

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Hair Salon & Nail Bar

The on‑site hair salon and nail bar bring a touch of everyday luxury into the home. Regular appointments give residents the chance to keep up their usual grooming routines, whether that means a simple trim, a colour refresh or a weekly blow‑dry. A fresh haircut or tidy nails can make a real difference to confidence, and many residents look forward to their visit as a highlight of the week.

The space feels more like a local high‑street salon than a clinical setting. Friendly stylists take time to chat, listen and work at a pace that suits the individual. For residents living with dementia or reduced mobility, this gentle, one‑to‑one attention is especially important, allowing them to relax while still feeling in control of how they look. Manicures and hand care sessions are also available, adding an extra opportunity for conversation and a bit of pampering.

nail varnishes on the wall of hair salon

The café areas within the home provide relaxed places to meet with friends, family and fellow residents. A hot drink, light snack or slice of cake becomes a simple way to enjoy time together away from the formality of the dining room. These spaces are particularly valued by visiting relatives, who can sit and chat without feeling rushed.

Social spaces are arranged to encourage conversation and comfort. Some residents like to sit near the heart of the activity, while others prefer a quieter corner where they can read the paper or do a crossword. The team keeps an eye on how people use the space and is always ready to offer a helping hand, a top‑up of tea or just a friendly word.

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Cinema

The cinema room provides a cosy setting for film showings, classic dramas and live event screenings. Comfortable seating and a large screen create a more immersive experience than watching in a bedroom and residents often enjoy the shared atmosphere of laughing, singing along or reminiscing together. Regular film afternoons give structure to the week and offer something to look forward to.

Staff choose a varied programme, including old favourites, musicals, nature documentaries and seasonal films. Residents are invited to suggest titles and often link film choices to personal memories, which can spark conversation long after the credits roll. For those living with dementia, familiar music and scenes can be particularly soothing and can help unlock stories from earlier life.

High-Quality Care Tailored To You

Raemoir Manor provides Nursing Care, Residential Care, Dementia Care and Respite Care, allowing us to support a wide range of needs under one roof. By offering different care types in a single setting, we can adapt support if circumstances change, helping residents remain in a familiar environment with staff they already know.

Care is planned with input from residents, families and healthcare professionals, with regular reviews to ensure support remains appropriate and respectful. Our team focuses not only on clinical needs but also on emotional wellbeing, independence where possible and maintaining the routines, hobbies and relationships that give each day its sense of purpose.

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Provost Webster Road,
Banchory,
AB31 5BL

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