Advice

Yes, in all our homes staff are available around the clock to ensure residents receive the continuous, high-quality care and support they deserve.

Yes, our care homes are designed to support people with a wide range of needs, including those with illnesses or disabilities. All our homes are equipped to provide compassionate care for residents living with dementia. Additionally, our Nursing Homes offer specialised nursing care for residents with complex medical conditions.

Absolutely, our staff undergo specialised training in many areas; including dementia care, palliative end-of-life care, and personal care to name but a few. Our staff are trained and empowered to recognise and treat everyone as individuals, to ensure care is personalised and all our residents’ needs are met.

We believe that those who move into our homes become part of our family, and by extension, we welcome their loved ones too. As a person begins their care journey it often marks a time of change, which can be confusing and unsettling for them and their loved ones. We recognise this and will be there to provide support to all family members and friends, especially during the moving-in process, periods of ill health, bereavement and grief. We’ll hold your hand each step of the way.

Within our homes residents can spend time with their visitors in comfortable and welcoming spaces. Whether sitting in the fresh air of our beautiful gardens, relaxing in their private room, or simply having a cup of tea in a cosy communal lounge. Our homes are designed to be places where residents can enjoy quality time with family and friends. We always have a hot cup of tea and a biscuit available for our visitors!