Carlton House isCSCI inspected and 3 STAR RATED (Excellent)and we hold 5 STARS from Environmental Health.
The home provides accommodation for up to 25 men or women who are over 60 and have been diagnosed as suffering from a dementia type illness. The home does not provide nursing care. As well as offering long term care, we also offer short stay and respite care. On occasions we also have vacancies for day care.
In order to ensure that Carlton House is the right home for any prospective resident they, and any family or friends, will be invited to visit the home before being admitted. A comprehensive assessment is made of the person’s needs, with the input of the service user themselves, relatives and other health or social care professionals, and an initial care plan is agreed. The home does not accept emergency admissions. The service user, and their family if appropriate, will be given a copy of the Resident’s Guide to Carlton House, which gives information about the philosophy of care in the home and the services and facilities offered.
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Carlton House is located in a quiet residential area of Hove as is situated within walking distance to the seafront and local shopping areas. There is limited parking at the rear of the home and restricted street parking is available on the street and surrounding area.
Hove boasts many local attractions including Hove Museum, Hove library, King Alfred Leisure Centre, Hove Lawns and an extensive shopping area in George Street.
There is an excellent bus service nearby and Hove Railway Station is situated 10 minutes away offering easy access from London and the South Coast.
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There are nineteen residents’ rooms in Carlton House over 4 floors, with 2 mezzanine floors. There are fifteen single rooms and five double. Three of the doubles and two of the singles are fully en-suite. Four single rooms have WC’s and hand wash basins. All of the remainder have hand wash-basins. No room is less than 9.79 square metres and the majority being at least 13 square metres and all comply with the current standards. Every room that a resident uses is connected to a staff call system which is cancelled at the point of call.
In addition to individual rooms, communal facilities are provided for sitting, relaxation and activities. There are two lounges, a large one at the front of the house and a smaller one at the rear looking out onto the patio and garden. A bright dining room is provided on the lower ground floor, although residents are able to take their meals in their rooms or the lounges if they prefer. A lift, which goes to all floors (except mezzanine floors), is available for residents with mobility problems. The home has a shower room, designed by an occupational therapist, and a bathroom with a bath-chair.
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All rooms are provided with:
24-hour care;
Full central heating;
Emergency nurse call points;
Personal laundry;
Assisted baths/shower rooms and dressing;
Monitored medication and dispensing;
Individual shopping undertaken;
Choice of menu/special diets catered for;
Extra drinks and snacks 24 hrs a day;
Hospitality trays for guests;
Attractive front and rear gardens;
Daily activities and occasional outings;
Daily newspaper (optional extra);
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Our cooks offer home cooked meals using suggestions from the residents themselves and the menu is changed on a regular basis. Special diets and tastes can be catered for e.g. diabetic; fat-reducing etc. Relatives can join you for lunch either in the dining area or in your bedroom.
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Carlton House offers a daily range of activities to suit the needs and preferences of its residents which includes reminiscence therapy, quizzes, bingo, movement to music, sing-a-long sessions. Entertainers provide musical afternoons and at Christmas and Easter we have shows and pantomimes. In the summer months we have excursions to local places of interest for cream teas and picnics. (Space permitting family members may join us). Some residents go out on a regular basis with members of staff for a walk along the seafront or for coffee in George Street.
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For more information and to request a brochure please contact the Manager on:
Conifer Lodge is CSCI inspected and 2 STAR RATED (Good) and we hold 5 STARS from Brighton & Hove's Environmental Health's Scores On The Doors.
Conifer Lodge is a home for up to 28 residents, tastefully decorated and comfortably furnished yet retaining much of the character you would expect from three large Edwardian houses.
In order to ensure that Confer Lodge is the right home for any prospective resident they, and any family or friends, will be invited to visit the home before being admitted. A comprehensive assessment is made of the person's needs, with the input of the service user themselves, relatives and other health or social care professionals, and an initial care plan is agreed. The service user, and their family if appropriate, will be given a copy of the Resident's Guide to Conifer Lodge, which gives information about the philosophy of care in the home and the services and facilities offered.
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Conifer Lodge is situated in a highly sought after residential area, yet only a few minutes' walk from a wide range of local amenities, including a well established shopping area offering most shops, a post office, coffee shops and tea rooms. There is also a library and an adult learning centre within walking distance.
The well kept sea fronts, and Hove Museum offering different exhibitions, are also only a short walk away.
Excellent bus and train services are nearby offering easy access to London, the South Coast and the surrounding countryside.
The home is recognized for its quiet and peaceful location yet only a few minutes from the main bypass and easily accessible by car.
--> Accommodation Resident's bedrooms are located over 3 floors accessible by stair lifts. There are 19 single rooms and 7 double rooms, all with en-suite facilities.
Residents are encouraged to bring small personal items with them to add that familiar touch to their surroundings. Small items of furniture are also acceptable, as long as the room space permits.
We have two lounges where residents can socialize, read a newspaper or watch television, and a library recreational room on the ground floor offers a quiet space outside of your personal room which looks out on to the landscaped garden, where you can entertain your guests in private or merely just sit and relax. A new addition this year is a computer where residents can access their emails, surf the net or catch up with distant friends and relatives.
--> Facilities All rooms are provided with:
24-hour care;
Full central heating;
Emergency nurse call points;
Personal laundry;
Assisted baths/shower rooms and dressing;
Monitored medication and dispensing if required;
Individual shopping undertaken;
Choice of menu/special diets catered for;
Extra drinks and snacks 24 hrs a day;
Hospitality trays for guests;
Attractive large rear gardens;
Daily activities and occasional outings;
Daily newspaper (optional extra);
--> Meals Our cooks offer a choice of home cooked meals using suggestions from the residents and their families. The menu is changed on a regular basis. Special diets and tastes can be catered for e.g. diabetic; fat-reducing etc. Relatives can join you for lunch either in the dining area or in your bedroom if you so wish.
--> Entertainment/Recreation A varied daily in house entertainment programme is offered at Conifer Lodge which includes general knowledge quizzes, bingo, poetry recitals, reminiscence sessions and various music recitals. On a monthly basis excursions to local areas of interest and beauty are arranged, or alternatively a lunch outing to a local public house or restaurant.
Residents' meetings are held four times a year. We welcome all suggestions and discuss forthcoming events. Relatives are invited to attend if they wish.
The home will aim to ensure that the continuing religious interests of individual residents, are provided for, and will endeavour to assist where necessary by providing support or transport to church services etc.
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--> contact us For more information and to request a brochure please contact the Manager on:
O1273 70188 or Fax 01273 245918
Email us at: conifer_lodge@btconnect.com
Gracelands is CSCI inspected and 2 STAR RATED (Good) .
Gracelands has been providing residential care for people with a dementia type illness since June 1994.
The home was dual registered until February 1st 2006, when the registration was changed to DE allowing Graceland's to become a home specialising in the care of the elderly suffering from dementia type illnesses. We are able to provide accommodation without nursing care for up to 31 service users over the age of 65.
As well as offering long term care, we may be able to offer short stay, day care and respite.
In order to ensure that Gracelands is the right home for any prospective resident they, and any family or friends, will be invited to visit the home before being admitted. A comprehensive assessment is made of the person's needs, with the input of the service user themselves, relatives and other health or social care professionals, and an initial care plan is agreed. The service user, and their family if appropriate, will be given a copy of the Resident's Guide to Graceland, which gives information about the philosophy of care in the home and the services and facilities offered. --> Amenities
Gracelands is situated close to local amenities and a short walk from the seafront of Bognor Regis.
Bognor boasts wonderful clean air and beautiful views across to the Isle of Wight on a sunny day, theatres, parks and Butlins Holiday park.
Bognor Regis town centre is close by and offers in addition to a well established shopping area, an excellent bus and train service to nearby Barnham, Littlehampton and Fontwell Racecourse. --> Accommodation
There are 27 residents' rooms in Gracelands, 24 of these are singles and 3 are doubles. 1 has en-suite bathroom, 10 have en-suite toilets and all have hand washbasins. The home also has 3 further bathrooms, 1 shower room. There are also 6 further separate toilets. Every room that a resident uses is connected to a staff call system which is cancelled at the point of call.
No room is less than 8.75 square meters and the majorities are at least 11.47 metres squared. You may request to move to another room. The manager will consider such requests, although she will need to take account of your needs before agreeing to any move. The manager may require you to move to another room in order to meet your changing needs. Whilst this would normally be done in consultation with you ( and your representatives), we reserve the right to insist on this, if we believe it is necessary for your own safety or that of other service users or staff.
In addition to individual rooms, communal facilities are provided for sitting, relaxation and activities. There are four lounges. Gardens are situated to the rear of the property. These are lawned and have an area of patio. There is seating on the front patio also. --> Facilities
All rooms are provided with:
24-hour care;
Full central heating;
Emergency nurse call points;
Personal laundry;
Assisted baths/shower rooms and dressing;
Monitored medication and dispensing if required;
Individual shopping undertaken;
Choice of menu/special diets catered for;
Extra drinks and snacks 24 hrs a day;
Hospitality trays for guests;
Attractive large rear gardens;
Daily activities and occasional outings;
Daily newspaper (optional extra);
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Our cooks offer a choice of home cooked meals using suggestions from the residents and their families. The menu is changed on a regular basis. Special diets and tastes can be catered for e.g. diabetic; fat-reducing etc. Relatives can join you for lunch either in the dining area or in your bedroom if you so wish.
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We recognise that each of us has different interests. Residents are encouraged to go out (with supervision) if appropriate or to sit in the garden. We endeavour to provide social activities that meet the needs of the individual. Whatever activities are provided, you will have a choice in what you participate in. (If there is any charge, you will be notified in advance and your permission sought). We understand that some people prefer a one-to-one activity and a chance to talk, rather than participate in group activities. We do our best to meet the resident's needs in this respect. There is a published programme of events and residents' views are sought on what they would like to be provided.
Activities include music and performance; film shows; sing-along; touch therapy; exercises; ball games; reminiscence therapy; questions and answers; around the world; gardening; various visitors from groups such as the Alzheimer's Society. The staff also helps residents by reading letters and newspapers, chatting to them and accompanying them on outings to the shops or day trips --> Testimonials
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For more information and to request a brochure please contact the Manager on:
O1243 867707 or Fax 01243 868331
Email us at: mpch.graceland@btconnect.com
Parkview Care Home is CSCI inspected and rated as Good. (We have yet to be star rated)
Parkview is a well established 10 bedded home in the Hove area providing care for adults over the age of 18 years with enduring mental health issues. It has only recently become part of the Macleod Pinsent Care Group in December 2007. The home provides both short and long term placements.
It is a requirement that a full assessment be made prior to a Service User being admitted to Parkview to ensure that the placement is both satisfactory for the needs of the Service User and that of the Care Providers.
Parkview has a strong emphasis on rehabilitation. Residents are encouraged to attend training courses both internally and externally i.e. college. All residents take part in self-catering and cookery classes to promote independence. Some of the younger residents go on to work experience and work placements.
--> Amenities Parkview is situated near to shops, cafes and the picturesque Hove Park. Hove Railway Station is also only a few minutes' walk away.
--> Accommodation Accommodation consists of 6 single rooms and 2 shared rooms across 4 floors. Six rooms have en-suite facilities. Shared facilities include a lounge, dining room and a large land-scaped rear garden.
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All rooms are provided with:
24-hour care;
Full central heating;
Emergency nurse call points;
Assisted laundry
Assisted baths/shower rooms and dressing;
Monitored medication and dispensing
Choice of menu/special diets catered for;
Tea and coffee making facilities in rooms;
Guests catered for;
Patio/garden area;
Daily activities and occasional outings;
Daily newspaper (optional extra);
--> Meals The home offers a choice of home cooked meals using suggestions from the residents. All residents are encouraged to participate in the preparation and cooking of their own meals and meals for each other as part of encouraging the residents to lead independent lives. Special diets, cultural and religious preferences and tastes can be catered for e.g. diabetic; fat-reducing etc. Relatives can join you for lunch either in the dining area or in your bedroom if you so wish. Tea and coffee making facilities are available in resident's bedrooms.
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Most residents make their own arrangements for occupation and recreation as part of maintaining their independence, however, some activities are organized by the home in conjunction with the residents who can join in if they like.
Activities include going out for walks, trips to the cinema, theatre outings, music therapy, board games, films, arts and crafts, computer skills, learning new languages, holidays and mini-bus outings to name but a few. --> Testimonials
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For more information and to request a brochure please contact the Manager on:
O1273 720120 or Fax 01273 749810
Email us at: c.evershed@btconnect.com or
azhar.juri@btconnect.com
Asher Nursing Home is CSCI inspected and 2 STAR RATED (Good)
Asher is a detached corner property situated on the main A270 into Brighton. It is a well established 17 bedded home providing 24 hour care for Service Users of working age with mental health issues. It has only recently become part of the Macleod Pinsent Care group in December 2007. The home provides both short and long term placements.
It is a requirement that a full assessment be made prior to a Service User being admitted to Asher Nursing Home to ensure that the placement is both satisfactory for the needs of the Service User and that of the Care Providers.
We have close links with local mental health services such as Community Psychiatric Nurses, Assertive Outreach Team, Aldrington Day Centre and Buckingham Road Centre. --> Amenities Asher is situated near to shops, cafes, and the picturesque Hove Park. Hove Railway station is also only a few minutes' walk away. --> Accommodation The home is on three levels with a shaft lift providing access to all floors. Resident's accommodation consists of 17 single bedrooms with all but one room providing bathing/shower ensuite facilities. Communal space consists of a combined lounge dining room, meeting room and conservatory. There is a small rear patio area connected to a car parking area. The home provides wheel-chair access, handrails and a bath-chair for Services Users with restricted mobility. --> Facilities
All rooms are provided with:
24-hour care;
Full central heating;
Emergency nurse call points;
Assisted baths/shower rooms and dressing;
Monitored medication and dispensing
Choice of menu/special diets catered for;
Tea and coffee making facilities in rooms;
Guests catered for;
Patio area;
Daily activities and occasional outings;
Daily newspaper (optional extra);
--> Meals Our cooks offer a choice of home cooked meals using suggestions from the residents and their families. The menu is changed on a regular basis. Special diets, cultural and religious preferences and tastes can be catered for e.g. diabetic; fat-reducing etc. Relatives can join you for lunch either in the dining area or in your bedroom if you so wish. A drinks trolley is made available at various times throughout the day for residents to make themselves hot or cold drinks and a snack. --> Entertainment/Recreation Most residents make their own arrangements for occupation and recreation as part of maintaining their independence, however, some activities are organized by the home in conjunction with the residents who can join in if they like.
Activities include going out for walks, trips to the cinema, theatre outings, music therapy, chess, table tennis, arts and crafts, computer skills, learning new languages and mini-bus outings to name but a few. -->Testimonials TO FOLLOW --> contact us
For more information and to request a brochure please contact the Manager on:
O1273 823310 or Fax 01273 749810
Email us at:
