Dementia
Our team are familiar with and can provide support for Dementia Including issues such as Vascular Dementia, Alzheimer's, Lewy Body's, Korsakoff's and Mixed Dementia.
Parkinson's Disease
We are familiar with the symptoms including stooped posture, hand tremor, masked face and the various other aspects of dementia and are able to provide care and support.
Mental Health
We have a good relationship with, and receive support from the local mental health team allowing us to keep up to date with all the latest practices around Depression, Anxiety, Bipolar and PTSD.
Physical Impairments
We also have experience for a variety of physical impairments including impaired sight, Charles Bonnet Syndrome, Glaucoma and Dry Eyes. We also have experience and can offer support for impaired hearing and impaired mobility.
Professional and Personal
Trained Staff
Staff are trained regularly according to the needs of current residents.
Regular Activities
Activities include community integration with schools, local older peoples clubs and nursery children
Independence
Residents are encouraged to maintain their independence.
Family Values
Many have described the home as a large family, with a genuine interest and compassion shown by staff.
Owner Involvement
The owners are involved in the running of the home and are interested in the quality of care for each resident.
Up To Date Technology
Laptops and Handsets allow us to update Care Plans, Daily Notes and Nourishcare information.
Homely Atmosphere
Pleasant and welcoming
From the moment you step through its doors you are greeted with pleasant and welcoming people and an environment that offers peace and comfort.
16 Single Rooms
Six of the home’s sixteen single-occupancy bedrooms feature an ensuite bathroom, whilst the remaining ten bedrooms have access to large and clean bathrooms, situated on the same floor
Nutritious Food
Forget Me Not Residential Home offers a selection of home-cooked, nutritious and hearty breakfasts, lunches and dinners that are enjoyed together in the dining room, like a family.
Stimulating Activity
Each staff member goes the extra mile to ensure that residents are stimulated, whether that be reading a book, partaking in a group quiz or socialising with friends.
Informal and Relaxing
Staff wear their own clothes and not a uniform to help it feel more homely and less like a hospital or clinical environment.
