adminify domain was triggered too early. This is usually an indicator for some code in the plugin or theme running too early. Translations should be loaded at the init action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /home/bondcarecouk/public_html/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6260dynamic-content-for-elementor domain was triggered too early. This is usually an indicator for some code in the plugin or theme running too early. Translations should be loaded at the init action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /home/bondcarecouk/public_html/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6260forminator domain was triggered too early. This is usually an indicator for some code in the plugin or theme running too early. Translations should be loaded at the init action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /home/bondcarecouk/public_html/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6260health-check domain was triggered too early. This is usually an indicator for some code in the plugin or theme running too early. Translations should be loaded at the init action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /home/bondcarecouk/public_html/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6260wpresidence-core domain was triggered too early. This is usually an indicator for some code in the plugin or theme running too early. Translations should be loaded at the init action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /home/bondcarecouk/public_html/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6260wpestate-crm domain was triggered too early. This is usually an indicator for some code in the plugin or theme running too early. Translations should be loaded at the init action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /home/bondcarecouk/public_html/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6260wpresidence domain was triggered too early. This is usually an indicator for some code in the plugin or theme running too early. Translations should be loaded at the init action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /home/bondcarecouk/public_html/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6260A fully equipped kitchen allows the head chef at Ashwood to provide a rotating menu over four weeks, providing for the nutritional and dietary needs for residents. A specialist menu is created to meet individual needs and all the food is prepared in-house.
With a set programme of activities across each week, the Ashwood team provide sessions for arts and crafts, doll therapy, music and movement and afternoon tea in the tea room or in the garden when the weather allows. Bingo, hand massages, nail care and live entertainment is regularly arranged to keep residents entertained and stimulated.
While the garden is available for residents to relax in, trips in the local area with staff are also arranged, allowing residents to enjoy shops, restaurants, pubs and parks. A summer fayre is held each year and family days are held around Christmas, too. To help residents transition to life at Ashwood, pets are allowed to visit by appointment.
]]>Bentley Court Care Home with nursing is a purpose-built 77-bed care home situated in a residential area of Wednesfield, Wolverhampton. Here, we specialise in nursing care, residential care and dementia nursing care including Alzheimer’s care.
Our person-centred approach means we focus our care on the individual needs of each resident, providing close monitoring and support without taking away their independence and dignity. For us, comfort and compassion are key so your loved one feels completely relaxed in their home away from home.
Susan Shelley is the Registered Manager at Bentley Court, working alongside an experienced team of carers and nurses completely dedicated to their profession. In addition to elderly care and end of life/palliative care, we also provide respite care for those looking after a family member or friend, so they can take a break while their loved one continues to receive the care they need in a safe setting. Our close working relationships with local medical professionals means our residents can also have their own GP if required.
Accommodation for our residents is provided in single en-suite rooms that are arranged over two floors, along with communal areas including two dining rooms, two lounges on each floor and a salon for a visiting hairdresser. Our in-house chef creates a variety of fresh home-cooked meals using locally produced ingredients, catering to the needs of our residents.
Our activities coordinator plans an events schedule to encourage socialisation amongst residents and improve their personal wellbeing. Where COVID-19 restrictions allow, residents can go on regular trips to local shops, garden centres, the local park and places further afield in line with the official guidelines.
Bentley Court features an enclosed garden where residents can get together and relax, along with a beautiful patio garden where they can enjoy their peaceful surroundings. Our care home also offers Wi-Fi access and phone points in rooms, and is located close to public transport links for easy access from visiting family and friends.
Our fees vary across each home and are based on an assessment of the individual care needs. Some residents may be eligible for financial help towards the cost of care; this is determined on an individual basis. Our Home Managers will be able to discuss these matters further with you.
]]>Derwent Lodge is staffed by qualified nurses and senior care nurse assistants. A variety of languages are spoken to aid communication with all residents, including European, Asian and African languages, as well as Filipino.
There are gardens in the grounds of the facility which are easy to access, with flower beds and a quiet, secure environment for residents to relax in. Rooms all come with an en suite toilet and washroom, while rooms also support internet access and phone connections. The kitchen at Derwent Lodge caters for all meals, with specialist requirements and personal preferences catered for.
To help give residents the opportunity to stay active and social, the team at Derwent Lodge hold regular events in partnership with local charities, including coffee mornings, visits from the church and a dementia study group. There is also a special sensory room, helping to mentally stimulate residents with complex care requirements.
Family days are regularly arranged with barbecues and seasonal events, while residents can take day trips to local attractions – including the seaside – where capabilities allow. Local areas can be visited by residents too, whether on their own or accompanied.
There is plenty of parking at the site and visitors are welcomed at any time of the day.
]]>Green Lane Care Centre is a purpose-built 60 bed care centre situated in New Wortley in Leeds. We specialise in Nursing Complex Care, Dementia Care and Physical Disabilities.
Our person-centred approach means we focus our care on the individuals needs of each resident, providing close monitoring and support without taking away independence and dignity. For Green Lane, comfort and compassion is paramount so your loved one feels relaxed in their home away from home.
Accommodation for our residents is provided in single en-suite rooms that are arranged over two floors, along with communal areas including 1x dining room on both floors and 2x lounges to each floor, a salon for the visiting hairdressers. Our in-house chef creates a variety of fresh home-cooked meals using locally produced ingredients, catering to the needs of our residents.
Our activities coordinator plans an events schedule to encourage socialisation amongst residents and improve their personal wellbeing. Where COVID-19 restrictions allow, residents can go on regular trips to local shops, garden centres, the local park and places further afield in line with the official guidelines.
Our care home also offers Wi-Fi access and phone points in rooms, and is located close to public transport links for easy access from visiting family and friends.
Our fees vary across each home and are based on an assessment of the individual care needs. Some residents may be eligible for financial help towards the cost of care; this is determined on an individual basis. Our Home Managers will be able to discuss these matters further with you.
Sadie Suthern is the Registered Manager at Green Lane Care Centre, working along side an experienced team of Nurses, Senior Care Staff and Care Staff completely dedicated to their profession. We have a full dedicated team who are able to support from Catering / Domestic and Ancillary staff. Our close working relationships with local medical professionals means our residents can also have their own GP if required.
]]>The specially-trained staff at Owlett Hall are able to provide various types of care for residents depending on their needs. Care provided at Owlett Hall includes:
Each of Owlett Hall’s 57 bedrooms is decorated to a very high standard, and residents can enjoy views of the beautiful surroundings and our spacious garden, with some rooms leading out into the garden itself. Each room features an ensuite toilet and shower for convenience and accessibility, and the rooms are also fitted with TV and telephone points. Through prior arrangements, residents are allowed to bring their own furniture to help them feel more comfortable, and we also allow them to decorate their rooms in their colour of choice.
Food is prepared daily; residents are provided with three nutritious, tasty meals a day from our varied menu. These tasty meals are created by our dedicated, professional chefs who make sure residents’ nutritional needs are met.
The garden is a beautiful space for residents to relax and socialise in. It features fruit trees and raised garden beds so residents can plant shrubs, and the wonderful gazebo is the perfect place to sit and enjoy the outdoors. The garden is wheelchair-accessible, too, so each of our residents can enjoy it.
We encourage social interaction amongst residents, and visitors are encouraged in accordance with our COVID-19 guidelines.
Keeping residents active and stimulated is crucial, and there’s a range of daily activities at Owlett Hall for them to partake in. From the creative fun of arts and crafts, knitting club, baking and gardening to gentle physical activity like armchair yoga and zumba, there’s something for every resident to enjoy.
The home is located just a short distance from all the local amenities, shops, cafes and more. Owlett Hall has its own minibus to transport residents to the town centre, or residents can take public transport, should they be able to do so safely. Nearby are the Birstall Retail Park, a Showcase Cinema, Tongs Garden Centre and Morley and Batley leisure centres.
Inspections are carried out at intervals determined by the Care Quality Inspectorate. After each inspection, homes are provided with a report, a rating and usually some recommendations to help develop or improve the service. Any recommendations are acted upon promptly. No matter home’s rating, it’s well worth having a chat with our team to get the latest information on every aspect of our care and service. We’re always happy to talk through any questions you might have.
We are allowing visits in line with current Government guidance.
A message from the care home manager Paulina Drzewiecka
Response to CQC report. Published 03 February 2020.
We are writing to share with you our response and actions following the last CQC inspection report. During the inspection there were many positive areas identified. However, for the purpose of this statement we have focused on the action taken in response to some findings that identified certain areas as needing improvement.
This is to provide appropriate assurance to our residents and relatives (as well as key health and social care partners) that we take all feedback seriously to ensure a great living experience for our residents.
Actions taken to improve the service following the inspection:
Owlett Hall has an internal support team on hand to individually support the home in delivering the highest quality resident experience. A range of audits take place at home, regional and corporate level to ensure additional quality assurance.
Since the inspection the home has received a Internal Quality Audit review and a review from Leeds City Council and Clinical Commissioning Group. Both these reviews highlighted significant improvements since the CQC inspection.
Below are a few examples of how the home has provided life enrichment and activities for the residents:
Below are a couple of examples of recent feedback we have received:
If you would like to know more about the great things that are happening at Owlett Hall, please contact us.
Wendy Johnson
Home Manager
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Glenys Thirkell, is the Registered Manager, and together with a strong team of experienced and trained staff, works throughout the day to ensure that our service user’s individual care needs are met with dignity and passion.
We have our own dedicated chef at Portland Hub, allowing us to cater for individual needs and preferences including specific cultural and religious dietary requirements.
Portland Hub offers car parking, Wi-Fi and provides a wide range of other services, such as a sensory room, home skills room and a full community activities programme which includes daily outings to local attractions, cafes and garden centres to name but a few.
We have excellent working relationships with local professionals (GPs, Nurses, Commissioners etc.) and have a strong reputation for providing good quality care to our residents.
Portland Hub is able to provide transport to and from your home and for all community-based activities.
]]>The Uplands Care Home with nursing is a purpose-built 81-bed care home located in Shrewsbury, Shropshire. Our specialist team here provides nursing care, dementia nursing care, as well as short term rehabilitation care and accommodation which supports the diagnosis and treatment of some long term conditions.
Commended by the Gold Standards Framework recognised by the Department of Health for end of life care, we are nationally recognised as a quality provider of nursing and specialist dementia care. We help residents lead full and independent lives, encouraging them to continue their hobbies and interests, while offering up some new experiences, too. We adopt a person-centred approach so your loved one is treated with dignity and compassion for a home away from home.
Types of Care
Length of Stay
The Uplands care home is managed by Mary Ann Ballesteros, who heads up a team of dedicated, experienced and highly qualified carers and nurses. Each resident will be assigned a Key Worker Care Assistant to help with their individual personal and recreational needs, along with a Named Nurse who will provide support with the resident’s nursing needs. We are closely supported by Shrewsbury GPs and Shropshire’s NHS multidisciplinary team, giving you and your loved ones peace of mind during their stay with us, along with aftercare should they return home.
The Uplands is split into four units – Dorrington and Meole which offer a total of 40 nursing beds for the care of people living with dementia and dementia related illnesses, and Gough and Cory which offer nursing care for 41 people with long-term conditions.
All bedrooms in these units include a personal en-suite bathroom, with some even featuring their own beautiful patio. There are also a number of interconnecting rooms for couples staying at the care home together. Each bedroom is fully furnished with an electric profiling nursing care bed, wall-mounted flat-screen TV, Wi-Fi internet access, nurse call system and private telephone. An iPad can also be made available for residents to use, along with PCs in the learning room, for which support can be provided to those wishing to learn more about computing and how to access the internet.
For relatives looking to stay overnight, a guest room can be made available in advance of the visit depending on the current COVID-19 status of the home – our team can advise on this at the point of enquiry.
With flexible visiting times and plenty of parking, we strive to make visits from family and friends as easy as possible, so they can focus on spending some quality time with their loved ones. Most visitors choose to pop by when the reception is open from 9am to 5pm, however we can facilitate visitations out of hours by prior arrangement. We understand how important an open line of communication is to reassure carers, family and friends and put their minds at ease, which is why they can telephone us at any time, day or night, to enquire about the wellbeing of their loved ones.
Facilities
Residents have access to their own communal day rooms where they can socialise, a hair and beauty salon which offers a range of treatments, and flourishing gardens where they can go for a stroll or put their green fingers to work! There is also a sensory room for residents living with dementia to safely explore and stimulate their senses, along with a quiet contemplation and prayer room designed for residents and their family as a peaceful space of solitude.
Our talented chef creates nutritious home cooked meals that are freshly prepared on the premises using locally purchased produce. There is a rolling menu plan covering an 8-week period which includes two main choices for each meal and varies according to seasonal availability of ingredients. This menu caters for special diets and personal preferences, and the residents are welcome to suggest changes at any time.
Activities
We strongly believe that a care home should not isolate residents from the outside world, which is why our ‘Oomph’ activities coordinators provide a programme of activities and trips specially developed to support those we care for, including bingo, baking, arts and crafts, line dancing, theatre trips and tea at local garden centres.
We take an active role in the local community, building close relationships with other local health and charitable organisations, arts projects, and development programmes. We welcome volunteers into our care home to interact with our residents by reading with them, taking part in group activities or having a one on one chat over a cup of tea. We believe that this support and socialisation is invaluable for our residents, particularly those with reduced mobility.
Contact us
For further information about The Uplands and the facilities on offer here, please contact one of our team today to discuss your enquiry or to arrange a visit.
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