“All About Me” is the philosophy that guides how care is planned and delivered at Castle View. It ensures support is based on an understanding of each person rather than on fixed routines. It is practical, steady, and fully integrated into daily life.
This approach has shaped Colten Care’s work for more than forty-five years. It forms the foundation of Refined Living and sits at the centre of how we support people living with dementia. At Castle View, “All About Me” ensures care feels personal, familiar, and considered, whatever someone’s needs may be.
Understanding That Guides Decisions
Good care depends on understanding. “All About Me” ensures every decision at Castle View is guided by what matters to the person receiving support. Familiar routines are recognised. Preferences are respected. Daily life continues in ways that feel settled rather than imposed.
For residents, this means confidence in how care is offered. For families, it means knowing their relative is supported by people who understand them well and act with quiet, well judged consistency.
Small Details, Real Understanding
“All About Me” is seen in the details of daily life at Castle View. It influences how someone starts their morning, the pace of the day, the food they enjoy, the activities they prefer, and the moments that bring comfort or reassurance.
It includes:
Plans are reviewed regularly and adjusted with care. Support changes as needs evolve, always guided by what is known about the person and shaped through daily observation.
“A wonderful time with caring staff and great facilities. I have really enjoyed my stay and have no hesitation to come again.” – Molly B resident at Castle View
Learning Through Conversation and Time
“All About Me” begins before someone arrives at Castle View. Information is gathered through conversations with residents and families, as well as from notes, histories, and observation once someone has settled.
This is not a form or a checklist. It is a shared understanding built over time. Teams notice patterns, preferences, and small cues that indicate comfort or unease. Families contribute insight drawn from years of lived experience. All of this guides how care is planned and how support is offered from day to day.
A Foundation Shared Across the Home
“All About Me” is used by every part of Castle View, not just the care team. It shapes decisions made by nurses, carers, chefs, hospitality teams, housekeeping, gardening, and maintenance. Everyone who contributes to daily life works from the same understanding.
This means meals reflect known preferences. Activities are offered at the right pace. Environments remain familiar and comfortable. The details of daily life align because every team works from the same foundation.





