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For many people, moving into a care home can be a challenge. The new set of names, faces, and surroundings can feel overwhelming, especially if your loved one is living with dementia or another neurological condition.
At LuxuryCare, our priority is to create a true home away from home to help your loved one feel comfortable with us.
Our facilities are designed with comfort and convenience at their core. Fitted with modern furnishings, state-of-the-art appliances, and beautiful decor, and located close to a range of shops, cafes, restaurants and beaches, they provide a high standard of living for everyone.
Comfortable Bedrooms
Bedrooms are personal spaces where everyone should feel safe, comfortable, and free to be themselves. To help our residents feel this way, we provide spacious ensuite bedrooms that are fitted with all the amenities they need for quality day-to-day life. For couples who want to stay together, we also have several double bedrooms available.
Each bedroom includes:
- A memory box at the entrance, decorated with personal photographs and images
- Adjustable bed for easy assistance
- Plenty of floor space for additional equipment and personal furniture
- Wardrobe for belongings
- Armchair for a comfortable place to sit
- Walls painted your loved one’s choice of colour
- Bedside lamp
- Bedside table
We want our residents to feel like their room is truly their own, so we encourage them to bring along any personal items, such as photos, bedding or stuffed animals, that bring them comfort.
Mobility can be a challenge for some of our residents so we’ll make sure your loved one has everything they need to move around independently. This includes hoists, handles, and more.
Book a visit to one of our care homes to see our bedrooms and learn how they can be adapted for your loved one. Call us on 01202 037373.
Welcoming Communal Areas
What makes our care homes truly special is the closeness of our communities. Whether they want to engage in lively conversation or simply bask in each other’s company, our residents can always find a cosy spot to relax and spend time together.
Our communal areas are thoughtfully designed to be warm and inviting, complete with:
- Comfortable armchairs
- Televisions
- Bookcases
- Kitchenettes, where residents and visitors can make tea and snacks
- Photos of our residents and their recent activities
As dementia care specialists, our communal areas are designed with visual cues and signage to make getting around easier and stress-free for those living with the condition.
Visit one of our homes to discover more about our communal areas. Book your visit by calling 01202 037373.
Breathtaking Gardens
All of our homes boast beautifully maintained gardens, creating a peaceful atmosphere where residents can escape, unwind, and admire the natural beauty around them. We’ve taken special care to make sure our gardens are fully wheelchair accessible, so that everyone can navigate them easily. We’ve also included sensory features in our gardens, such as fragrant flowers and textured surfaces, making them an enjoyable space for those who are blind or visually impaired to explore and relax.
Our gardens are surrounded by keypad-protected walls and wooden gates, so our residents can feel safe as they take leisurely strolls or simply sit and enjoy the peaceful surroundings.
Dementia-Friendly Layouts
Dementia is a progressive condition that affects memory, cognition, and behaviour. It’s common for people living with dementia to feel disorientated, so it’s important they live in a familiar and comfortable environment that minimises confusion wherever possible.
All of LuxuryCare’s care homes have been designed to make life easier for people with dementia.
We’ve paid special attention to:
- Lighting
- Signage
- Visual cues,
- Special bedroom door plaques with each occupant’s name and a picture.
- Colourful images depicting different themes, such as a street, garden, or beach in corridors
- Brightly coloured bands on handrails make them more visible
- Bedroom and toilet doors are painted in bright colours to help those with visual impairments or difficulties identifying contrast.
By including these design features, we help to reduce confusion and promote a sense of familiarity, comfort, and safety for your loved one. We understand how important it is to create an environment that supports our residents’ mental and physical well-being, and we’re proud to provide homes that achieve just that.
See our dementia-friendly designs for yourself by booking a visit to one of our homes. Call us on 01202 037373.
Full Range of Services
As well as tailored care plans, we provide an array of services to ensure that every single person gets access to what they need to live a full and joyful life. This includes an ever-changing activities programme and exceptional catering.
Laundry
We have a dedicated housekeeping team who work round the clock to keep the clothes and linen of our residents fresh and clean. By using a special laundry detergent called OTEX, we’re able to rid clothes of all micro-organisms, ensuring the highest level of hygiene. Once every item has been washed and dried, our support team will iron the clothing and put them neatly away.
Catering
Our catering team have created a delicious menu that consists of three healthy and nutritious meals a day. Our full-time residents and those joining us for the day will be offered breakfast spreads, as well as hot and cold lunches.
Each evening, we make dinner a special occasion by laying our tables like a 5-star restaurant. We provide a three-course meal, but if someone doesn’t like the set menu, our chef will happily put together a specific dish for them.
Hair Salon
For a bit of pampering, residents can book an appointment with our dementia-trained mobile hairdresser, who regularly visits to cut and style hair for both men and women.
Medical Services
Everyone in our care will be able to get medical appointments without having to leave the care home.
We arrange doctor's visits, dentist appointments and eyesight checks whenever required. Psychiatrists, occupational therapists, district nurses, and other professionals regularly visit to assist in monitoring health issues, including dementia progression.
Chaplain
Your loved one doesn’t have to give up their routine when it comes to practising their faith. At our care homes, we have our very own multi-denominational, dementia-trained chaplain. They regularly visit to conduct religious services for all faiths.
Wellbeing Support
Many people with dementia struggle with feelings of depression, anxiety, and loneliness. To combat this, we offer therapy sessions with licensed psychiatrists and encourage each resident to join in with activities and day trips.
Visit our Care Homes
Choosing a care home is a big decision, and we want to make sure you feel fully informed throughout the process. That’s why we invite you and your loved one to visit our homes as often as you like. Our friendly staff will be happy to show you around, answer any questions you may have, and introduce you to our beautiful gardens, bedrooms, and communal areas.
If you’d like to discuss your specific needs and preferences in more detail, we recommend arranging an appointment with our manager or deputy manager in advance.
We hope that visiting us will give you a good sense of our warm and welcoming community, and the exceptional level of care we provide. We look forward to meeting you soon, and to helping you make the best possible decision.
Book a viewing of our homes by calling our team on 01202 037373 or completing our enquiry form.
