Guides to Care

We offer Residential, Nursing and Dementia Care. Residential Care supports daily living while maintaining your independence. Nursing Care provides medical attention alongside general care. Dementia Care offers a safe, environment for those with dementia. Bespoke and personalised to each individuals needs.

Our care plans are personalised. We start with a comprehensive assessment to understand each resident’s needs and preferences. This allows us to provide care that respects their individuality and enhances their quality of life.

Our homes offer a variety of activities, including arts and crafts, gardening, music, and gentle exercise classes. We focus on providing engaging, enjoyable activities that cater to the interests and abilities of our residents, promoting a vibrant community atmosphere.

We welcome visitors as they are crucial to our residents’ happiness. Our visiting policies are designed to balance the well-being and preferences of our residents with necessary health and safety protocols. We encourage family and friends to visit regularly.

Our staff are carefully selected for their qualifications and compassion. We provide ongoing training and support to ensure they deliver the highest standard of care. Our team is dedicated to creating a nurturing and respectful environment for all residents.

Absolutely! Personal items and small pieces of furniture can make a room feel like home. We encourage residents to bring items that are meaningful to them, as long as they comply with safety guidelines.

Costs vary depending on the level of care required and room choice. Our fees are all-inclusive, covering accommodation, meals, activities, and care. We provide a detailed breakdown to ensure transparency and help with financial planning.

Care can be funded privately or through local authority support for those who meet certain financial criteria. Long-term care insurance and releasing equity from property are also options. It’s essential to seek financial advice to understand which option best suits your circumstances.

A power of attorney is a legal document allowing someone to make decisions on your behalf if you’re unable to do so. In care, this can relate to health and welfare decisions, as well as financial matters, ensuring decisions are made in your best interest.