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Roden Hall offering the highest quality nursing and residential care.

Located just 10 minutes east of Shrewsbury in a picturesque hamlet, Roden Hall Care Home has been designed and built with our residents’ lifestyle needs in mind. Offering exceptional residential and nursing care, Roden Hall provides care at the time when it matters most.

Highly experienced, qualified staff are available 24 hours, 365 days a year and are committed to providing support, care and compassion exactly when needed. With 68 luxuriously appointed residential and nursing suites, we pride ourselves in offering tailored, specialist care in a warm and friendly, safe and secure environment. Residents can achieve their potential and enjoy an entirely fulfilling lifestyle.

Amenities include a theatre and cinema room, café, activity room, library, pub, hair and nail salon, terrace and balcony together with a range of both formal and informal lounging and dining spaces. What’s more, our dedicated lifestyle coordinators organise a wide range of activities to cover all interests and abilities.

Our contemporary-styled bedroom suites are decorated in a calm and soothing pallet of colours, with high specification furniture and fittings, generously proportioned wet rooms, digital televisions and wifi. Residents are encouraged to personalise their suites and our Estates Team are on hand to offer support and assistance with this.

Should a resident have an appointment to attend or would like to go shopping with friends in town, we have a chauffeur-driven Mercedes E-Class ready and waiting to whisk them away.

LIVING LIFE TO THE FULL, YOUR HOME, YOUR LIFESTYLE

Set amongst beautiful English countryside, Roden Hall offers tranquillity, peace and quiet to our residents who are looking for that… and a full diary of different activities and experiences to those who prefer that!

Of course, there is always the option to mix and match your activities and experiences each day reflecting how you feel and what you feel like doing at that particular moment.

Roden Hall Luxury Care Home is, after all, all about choice.

As a resident, if you wish to sit outside on our balcony or our covered terrace, take in the beauty of your surroundings and spot the wildlife living around us then you can. If you want to join our choir, meet friends in our pub, nip over to our coffee shop, curl up with a good book in our library, or plan your evening’s theatre and film selections then you are equally able to do just that!

Roden Hall mixes peace and tranquillity with a busy and vibrant environment ensuring that there is something for everyone and every mood. Our fully equipped activities room sees a range of activities and events taking place from flower arranging through to ‘knit and natter’ groups and crafting, stamp collecting clubs through to curry clubs, reading groups and, yes, bingo; and if you can’t find something that you are interested in talking to our lifestyle coordinators and they will work with you to find hobbies and experiences that appeal to you.

FOOD GLORIOUS FOOD SERVED HOW YOU LIKE, WHERE YOU LIKE!

At Roden Hall Luxury Care Home we believe in choice. From our formal dining room complete with piano and live music, through to our informal café, we have a dining experience just right for you, your mood and your palate.

One day you may decide to eat in your suite or remain in one of our lounges and eat in front of the telly – no problem. Another day you might join your friends in the pub for some ‘pub grub’ or in our café for a light informal lunch and nice weather, we throw open the doors, sit on the terrace or the balcony and eat al fresco. Just glorious!

We also have a private dining room where you can host a party or celebration dinner. You can either arrange your catering or ask our team to cater it for you – the choice is yours!

With our dedicated in-house chef and full catering team, including Hospitality Managers, we serve delicious, fresh, locally sourced and seasonal home-cooked food. Our menus change daily and provide a full range of nutritious and balanced foods designed to support your health and health requirements – and, of course, all dietary requirements are catered for.

Would you like to arrange a viewing? Do you need some advice about moving into a care home? We are here to help. Private and Social Services Placement Available.

Call 01952 743159

ST GEORGES PARK, PROVIDING LUXURY AND SPECIALIST CARE IN TELFORD

Offering luxury accommodation and the highest standards of quality residential nursing, palliative and specialist care for up to 71 residents including those with Alzheimer’s and other dementia-related illnesses.

Whilst our care home is located in the peaceful residential area of St. George’s, the proximity of the town of Telford means that residents have easy access to the bustling high street and being on the local bus route presents yet more opportunities to explore.

Split across two specialised floors, the individual units ensure that our residents receive the exact level of care and dedication they need. Nursing care is of the highest standard and is administered 24 hours per day by experienced professionals who understand the individual approach required for potentially challenging conditions.

Accommodation is luxurious but practical with time and thought applied to make individual bedrooms and communal areas attractive and stimulating. Residents are encouraged to bring their furniture and treasured belongings as the perfect balance of luxury, homeliness and familiarity is what we strive to achieve.

The ‘home-from-home’ feeling continues in our specially designed Dementia unit, with its communal lounge, open plan kitchen and dining area with breakfast bars and the reminiscence room which opens into a landscaped garden of fragrant herbs and flowers.

The atmosphere is made even more welcoming as we encourage family and friends to join in with activities – an invitation which extends to mealtimes too, with residents choosing how, where and with whom to eat.

Well-established community links mean that we are often visited by local children who treat us to singing and entertaining performances and services are provided by local churches for those residents who wish to attend.

GETTING THE MOST FROM LIVING AN ACTIVE LIFE YOUR LIFESTYLE, YOUR CHOICE

At St. George’s Park we aim to cater to every resident’s particular needs, even when it comes to leisure. Regardless of whether you like to make the most of your sumptuous surroundings or get out and about, we help you do exactly as you please. Our setting is a tranquil space, made even more pleasurable by our pretty, well-kept private gardens. In full sunshine or shady spots by the pagoda, residents can simply relax or have cool drinks or afternoon tea – weather allowing!

Our staff are always at hand to assist those who wish to explore the wider area, including the nearby bustling town of Telford. Being conveniently located on the local bus route means that even more of the locality is easily accessible.

For the less adventurous, we provide a stimulating calendar of in-home activities, encouraging the pursuit of existing pastimes and hobbies whilst introducing new ideas and events to be enjoyed by all. A regularly-updated monthly calendar, notice boards and posters ensure that everyone knows exactly what’s on. Variety is always guaranteed and pamper days, movie nights, tea and cake tasting, board games and armchair skittles are just a few examples of the wide itinerary of regular delights.

Of course, with our strong focus on personal choice, there is always the option to blend activities depending on how the mood takes you. Everything is done at your own pace, with assistance from our care team as, and when, needed.

FOOD GLORIOUS FOOD, TASTY, NUTRITIONAL AND SERVED TO SUIT

Flexibility is the aim when it comes to the dining experience at St. George’s Park. The range of medical conditions we care for could make mealtimes challenging but we try to allow for the wishes, physical capability and nutritional needs of everyone.

The only policy we have is that our residents should be able to eat how, where and when they like, and we strive to create the right environment to make eating an entirely pleasurable experience. If residents choose to sit alone, join friends and family or even eat whilst walking around, then we will cater to it, still always ensuring that they receive the nutrition for overall well-being.

We are incredibly proud of the quality of food at St. George’s. Having been shortlisted as a finalist in the Care Home Awards category of ‘Best for Nutrition, Food and the Dining Experience’, we are proud to say that our focus has not gone unnoticed. Working closely with our food partners, we offer a consistently varied, nutritional menu choice, with meals tailored to the taste, dietary, cultural and medical needs of the individual. Even where smaller portions are necessary, we fortify to ensure no goodness is lost – a very important detail.

Our experienced team of nurses and carers always welcome family and visitors so if you seek a luxurious, caring, high-quality home to provide nursing, palliative or dementia care, simply get in touch today.

Would you like to arrange a viewing? Do you need some advice about moving into a care home? We are here to help.

Call 01952 619850

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