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residential,
day and respite,
demetentia and
home care
are among the services we offer
day and respite,
demetentia and
home care
are among the services we offer
residential,
day and respite,
demetentia and
home care
are among the services we offer
day and respite,
demetentia and
home care
are among the services we offer
residential,
day and respite,
demetentia and
home care
are among the services we offer
day and respite,
demetentia and
home care
are among the services we offer
Dementia Care
Almost everyone of us knows someone with some sort of Dementia. This progressive disease that affects the brain and leads to loss of memory, mood swings and problems with communicating is on the increase.
RHCs provision for our residents with dementia is outstanding. Not only do we have dedicated dementia homes, fully staffed by a well trained specialist team, but we know that offering the optimum environment and a mix of special therapies and daily activities can vastly improve the quality of our residents lives.
It is crucial that dementia sufferers live in a safe and well designed space, so that they can orientate themselves with ease and comfort and remain as independent as possible.
Leaving the safety and security of a home environment can be bewildering and very alarming for dementia sufferers and to combat this a number of services regularly visit the home. These include opticians, chiropodists, audiologists and hairdresser. Nurses, doctors and other health professionals are always on call when needed.
Links with outside community are strong. Regular church services and visits from national bodies such as the Alzheimers Society maintain vital connection with the outside world and we also have our own support groups within the home to assist family members. Visitors are welcome at any time.
For the past few years we have been taking advice from the top specialists in the field of dementia and elderly care and have implemented their recommendations. We now have a comprehensive dementia programme in place offering the best in specialist care for our residents.
In addition, we can point you in the right direction if you need further information or support on many aspects of dementia care.
Below is a link to a fact sheet about dementia provided by Alzeimers Society.
http://alzheimers.org.uk/site/scripts/document_pdf.php?documentID=106
Almost everyone of us knows someone with some sort of Dementia. This progressive disease that affects the brain and leads to loss of memory, mood swings and problems with communicating is on the increase.
RHCs provision for our residents with dementia is outstanding. Not only do we have dedicated dementia homes, fully staffed by a well trained specialist team, but we know that offering the optimum environment and a mix of special therapies and daily activities can vastly improve the quality of our residents lives.
It is crucial that dementia sufferers live in a safe and well designed space, so that they can orientate themselves with ease and comfort and remain as independent as possible.
Leaving the safety and security of a home environment can be bewildering and very alarming for dementia sufferers and to combat this a number of services regularly visit the home. These include opticians, chiropodists, audiologists and hairdresser. Nurses, doctors and other health professionals are always on call when needed.
Links with outside community are strong. Regular church services and visits from national bodies such as the Alzheimers Society maintain vital connection with the outside world and we also have our own support groups within the home to assist family members. Visitors are welcome at any time.
For the past few years we have been taking advice from the top specialists in the field of dementia and elderly care and have implemented their recommendations. We now have a comprehensive dementia programme in place offering the best in specialist care for our residents.
In addition, we can point you in the right direction if you need further information or support on many aspects of dementia care.
Below is a link to a fact sheet about dementia provided by Alzeimers Society.
http://alzheimers.org.uk/site/scripts/document_pdf.php?documentID=106
Why not be our guest?
I hope that you will come and see our homes for yourself. Join us for Sunday lunch, sample the friendly atmosphere and see the excellent facilities.
Our staff are on duty at all times to attend to any request you may have.
Should you decide to come to the homes, whether it be long term or simply a holiday, make our home yours. Allow our staff to spoil you with old fashioned hospitality, service, quality and value.
Friends and relatives are very welcome at all times.
I hope that you will come and see our homes for yourself. Join us for Sunday lunch, sample the friendly atmosphere and see the excellent facilities.
Our staff are on duty at all times to attend to any request you may have.
Should you decide to come to the homes, whether it be long term or simply a holiday, make our home yours. Allow our staff to spoil you with old fashioned hospitality, service, quality and value.
Friends and relatives are very welcome at all times.
About usOur StaffOur Care ServicesOur HomesResidential Care Dementia Care Day & Respite Care Home Care
The CQC report for RHC Care is available on the CQC website.
