Sheltered Housing

Thornley House – £855 pcm

We have 4 self-contained luxury apartments available. All apartments have a shower room, open plan living area and kitchen with electric cooker and hob.

A communal area is at the heart of the Thornley House with dining facilities, tv and comfortable seating and access to a pretty external courtyard.

Communal areas are cleaned by the housekeeping team on a weekly basis.

Other services such as lunch time meals and cleaning services are available on request at an additional cost.

The apartments are accessible via a secure door with video intercom system, which leads into a communal hallway.

There is off street parking available around the complex and immediate access to the gardens in the main courtyard.

 

Please get in touch for more information.
Contact Jo Marsden, Housing and Estates Co-Ordinator –  Jo.marsden@sherburnhouse.org or telephone: 0191 3722551

Our Mission:

To provide relief in need to people living in the beneficial area through the provision of care, housing and grant funding.

Our Vision:

To improve quality of life for all vulnerable people.

Our Core Values:

Integrity, quality, care, dignity and respect.

These values will run through everything we do.

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We are delighted to announce after a recent inspection of Beddell House by our regulator CQC, we have been rated as a ‘Good’ provider in all categories for being safe, effective, caring, responsive and well-led.

During the inspection which commenced on 23rd November 2022, CQC spoke with 5 people and 5 relatives about their experience of the care provided. They reviewed a range of records including 3 people’s care records and 4 medicine administration records, with accompanying documentation. They spoke with 9 members of staff, including the Registered Manager, Nominated Individual, Care, Kitchen and Domestic staff.

CQC’s summary of the inspection

Beddell House is a residential care home providing personal care to up to 60 older people and people living with a dementia. People are supported in one adapted building. At the time of inspection there were 55 people using the service.

People’s experience of using this service and what CQC found

People were happy at the service and said they received kind and effective support. Relatives praised staff for treating people with dignity and compassion.

Medicines were managed safely. Risks to people were assessed and managed. Staffing levels were monitored, and new staff were safely recruited. People were safeguarded from abuse. Effective infection prevention and control (IPC) systems were in place.

Staff were supported with regular training, supervision and appraisal. The premises had been effectively adapted for people’s use. People received effective support with eating and drinking. People were supported to have maximum choice and control of their lives and staff supported them in the least restrictive way possible and in their best interests. The policies and systems in the service supported this practice.

People received personalised support based on their assessed needs and choices. A range of activities were made available to help people with social engagement. The provider had an effective complaints process in place.

A wide range of audits was carried out to monitor and improve standards at the service. Feedback was sought and acted on. Staff worked in effective partnership with external professionals to help people achieve their outcomes.

Some of the residents comments to CQC about Beddell House and the staff included:

“I can honestly say that it is a lovely place. This is a lovely, lovely place to be. I wouldn’t want to be anywhere else. The staff are lovely, and the staff are very kind. They are very kind when giving support, I can’t fault them”

“I am very happy, I don’t want to move!”

“I get on very well with the staff, and I treat them as individuals and they treat me the same.”

“I don’t miss being on my own. I now have new memories and I am not on my own. I love the company.”

“The registered manager is lovely. We see her everyday and I know that she would sort anything out.”

Read the full report from CQC here

Our Mission:

To provide relief in need to people living in the beneficial area through the provision of care, housing and grant funding.

Our Vision:

To improve quality of life for all vulnerable people.

Our Core Values:

Integrity, quality, care, dignity and respect.

These values will run through everything we do.

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