The role of residential care homes
Residential care homes play a crucial role in the lives of many. With increasing age, comes increasing needs that must be tended to. At Forest Brow, we happily fulfil this role.
Residential care homes as a safe place
It is in the name that residential care homes are indeed homes. Transitioning into a new home is unsettling at first, but care homes ensure the warmest welcome and comfort to make this process the easiest possible. As a new home, familiarity and comfort increases exponentially and residents are made to feel part of and at home. With constant care and supervision whenever is needed, residential care homes create a complete sense of security and comfort that is unmatched during later life.
A trusted place of residency at our residential care home
With a dedicated, lovely staff team and a drive to improve our services, our home is certainly trusted. With decades of experience, we pride ourselves in our security and focus on the residents and their needs. We always put residents first and have created a close-knit community that allows for trust and a sense of security to develop and be maintained. With up to 32 residents living with us at any one time, we can ensure that our carers are wholly looking out for everyone and offering the highest level of care.
The close-knit community we foster
With residents tending to spend all of their time within our residential care home, a key component of our care is building a community. With dining and activities creating opportunities for relationships to develop, this community is maintained. Internal and external activities and organised by our excellent activities coordinator who works tirelessly. We wish to maximise the opportunity and enjoyment of all residents when they are staying with us, and by integrating them into a close-knit community we can ensure this, making them feel safe and at home.
Forest Brow as the ideal care home
Being in an ideal location and providing care at the highest level, Forest Brow is inevitably fulfilling in its role as a residential care home.
Our residential care home facilities
At Forest Brow, every detail, including the make-up of our homes, adds to the welcoming and homely nature of our care. With disability access, entering and manoeuvring around the home is no concern. As well as this, our rooms are all single occupancy allowing for each individual their own privacy and autonomy. They are each boutique-style, making them both chic and functional. With the option of en-suite rooms available, we allow for maximal functionality and want to ensure the best and most tailored experience for every resident.
Unique care offered at our residential care home
With our care team all trained to a sufficient level, our care provision is top-notch. Each carer is trained to at least level 3 in a diploma in care, ensuring that they have the suited skills to provide our services. With one-to-one care, each resident assigned to a carer, it is so important that our carers can be suited to support them in every way needed. It is for this reason that we take pride in our carers, who are award-winning and take extra courses to heighten their own skill sets. All of our team are driven and committed to ever-expanding their skillset to best suit our home and caring for the residents.
Specialised care offered at our residential care home
We also offer specialised care for dementia patients. Whilst all of our care is unique and personalised for the individual, we specialise in caring for dementia patients.
FAQs:
Do you offer any specialised care?
Yes, at Forest Brow we offer specialised care for dementia patients.
How much does care here cost?
Depending on individual requirements it will vary, but typically the weekly fee is between £1,200 and £1,500. We offer both respite and day care options, please get in touch with your individual requirements.
Do you offer day care and respite?
Yes, residents needing either are more than welcome.