Life doesn’t stop when you move into care.

Fisher Care Moments

Want to revisit a beloved spot from your past? Reconnect with an old friend? Meet someone who’s inspired you? Try something you’ve always wanted to do?

Fisher Care Moments is our promise to create meaningful experiences that matter to our residents. Some are simple, others more ambitious, but all are about connection, joy and lasting memories.

Because exceptional care is about enriching lives, not just meeting needs.

Why we do this

Care is about far more than routine. At every Fisher Care home, we get to know our residents as people first, with histories, passions and people they’ve loved. A Fisher Care Moment is our way of honouring that. Whether it’s a trip back to a childhood street, a reunion with an old friend, a chance to meet someone they admire, or simply a long-held wish finally coming true, we make it our job to listen and to make it happen wherever we can.

A Fisher Care resident smiling as she strokes a tortoise during a Fisher Care Moment
A resident and a young woman painting a strawberry-patterned ceramic pot together

How it works

Every resident and family can share a moment they’d love to happen. It might come up in conversation with a member of the care team, or families, residents and staff members can tell us directly using the form on this page or the Fisher Care Moments box in your home.

1. Tell us the moment

A memory to revisit, a person to see, a place to visit, an experience to try.

2. Our team gets planning

We work with the resident’s family and care needs to make it happen safely and at the right pace.

3. We make the moment happen

And we capture it, so the story can be shared and treasured.

Some moments happen within days. Others take a little more planning. Either way, we’ll keep you updated and involve family every step of the way.

Recent Fisher Care Moments

Our first Fisher Care Moments stories are coming soon.

Have a moment in mind for someone you love who resides in one of our homes? Speak to a member of the care team, or complete the card in the home and pop it in the “Moments” post box.