Care Home Directory and Guide in Wakefield - July 2014

Care home directory and guide July 2014

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Care Home

C a r e , C o m f o r t & C o m pa n i o n s h i p

A premier care home providing the finest care for elderly residents and EMI

Established over 30 years Front view • Day Care available from 8am - 8pm everyday, from £45 per day.

• Fully compliant with Care Quality Commission.

• Respite care from £416 per week.

• Registered Nurse Manager with over 27 years of care experience.

• Families welcome 24 hours a day.

• Dementia Care Manager with over 30 years experience.

• Activities 8 hours everyday. Regular parties and entertainers.

• Purpose built home with beautiful large 2 acre garden, set in beautiful English countryside.

• Quality food from four experienced chefs. All diets catered for.

Special meals always available.

• Majority of staff have worked here for 11 years+. All staff are NVQ trained. Senior staff are NVQ level 5.

• Registered for 86 beds which include 24 bed EMI residential unit, 40 bed nursing unit and 22 general residential unit. Facilities include 9 luxury lounges, 11 self-contained apartments, luxury bedrooms, spa baths and state-of-the-art facilities.

• 5 star hygiene rating by WMDC. • Flat screen HD TV in all rooms with free wi-fi access.

Portable computers are available.

• Physiotherapy, Bowen therapy, Aromatherapy, Reflexology, Reiki & Massage available onsite.

• A warm, homely, caring yet fun atmosphere to enjoy.

• Regular visits by GP, district nurses, dentist, opticians, etc.

• Service includes nursing care, residential care, dementia care, bariatric care, care for residents with physical disabilities. We offer end of life palliative care including for residents with cancer. We have facilities for family members to stay overnight if requested.

• See care home blog on website for more information

For more information & testimonials, please visit our website: www.thevicaragecourt.com Contact Care Manager Ann Wood on 01977 792253/708368 or email: js@calsacare.co.uk

Rear garden

VICARAGE GARDENS, NORTH FEATHERSTONE, PONTEFRACT, WEST YORKSHIRE WF7 6NH

Elegant & Informal Residential Care

Walton Manor Ltd. 187 Shay Lane, Walton, Wakefield WF2 6NW

Tel: 01924 249777 www.waltonmanor.co.uk

Highest Government inspection rated “Excellent” in Care and Provision Fully C.Q.C. compliant Committed to the delivery of care excellence

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.....................................................................................................................................Page Introduction......................................................................................................................5 Personalisation – your life, your choice........................................................................6 Personal budgets and personalisation...............................................................................6 Who will manage your budget?.........................................................................................6 How to spend your budget?..............................................................................................6 Care homes.......................................................................................................................8 What is a care home?.......................................................................................................8 How do I know which home to choose?............................................................................8 Care at home....................................................................................................................8 New ways to find support – Connect to Support.......................................................10 Finding a Personal Assistant............................................................................................10 Shared Lives...................................................................................................................10 Dementia.........................................................................................................................12 What is dementia?..........................................................................................................12 Signs of dementia...........................................................................................................12 Can dementia be prevented?..........................................................................................12 Recognising it, getting help and support to deal with it ..................................................12 Dementia – useful contacts.............................................................................................13 Checklist for Choosing a Care Home...........................................................................16 List of Care Homes.........................................................................................................19 Wakefield Council Services and other useful contacts.............................................30

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Introduction

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This guide has been produced to help you in selecting a care home. It contains information and advice about what you need to consider when choosing a home and it provides a list of homes available within the Wakefield district.

We hope that you find this information useful and if you can think of ways we can improve this guide please let us know. We have tried to answer as many questions as possible and also tell you about what other services may be available to you that can help you stay independent.

The information in this guide was correct at the time of printing, July 2014. For amendments and updates to this information, please contact your social worker who will be able to help.

The care home list only includes care homes that have entered a contractual agreement with Wakefield District Council and the extended boundary area. For homes located outside of Wakefield district and the extended boundary area, or who do not have a contractual agreement with Wakefield District Council, please contact your social worker who will help you find an appropriate placement. Information on these can be obtained from the Care Quality Commission, or by contacting the relevant local authority.

The adverts in this guide may be placed by care homes that are not on this list or that are outside of the Wakefield district.

Inclusion in the guide – either on the care home list or as an advertisement - is in no way a recommendation of any particular home or agency by Wakefield District Council.

A section on useful numbers that you may need can be found towards the back of this directory.

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Personalisation – your life, your choice A new way to plan your care and use the services you need If you think you, or the person you care for, needs some additional care and support, the starting point for creating a personalised package of support is asking for an assessment. To do this you can call Social Care Direct on 0345 8 503 503 or speak to your social worker.

An assessment finds out about your needs and whether you are eligible for funding from Wakefield District Council, under the Fair Access to Care Services Criteria. Once the assessment is complete you will then write a care plan with your social worker.

A personalised plan - Personalisation is about making sure you are involved in your care plan so that you get the support you need in a way that best meets your needs. Making your own individual, personalised support plan may mean you get the support you need in your own home.

Or, it could mean the chance to build a more personalised support package if you choose to live in a care home.

Personal budgets and personalisation After your assessment, you are allocated a personal budget, based on your needs. This budget can then be spent how you choose, in order to meet those needs.

Who will manage your budget?

The thought of managing a care budget may seem daunting but there is help to do this. Alternatively, you may decide that you would prefer Wakefield Council to manage this for you. Either way you will have support to make sure you are getting what you need from your personal budget.

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How to spend your budget?

The key to a personal budget is that you have a choice of the service you ‘buy’ and a choice of where you buy it from. You can receive services directly from Wakefield Council, or buy them from Housing, local NHS services, or from an independent organisation or person.

There are many different services available that can support you to remain as independent as possible. Some are well known – such as help with the housework and personal care, equipment and adaptions, meals at home and emergency alarm systems.

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Care homes Your assessment may show that a care home may be the best place for you to receive the care and support you need, in order to live a safe, comfortable and fulfilling life. If you agree with this, then you will be involved in choosing which care home you would like to live in.

What is a care home?

A care home can be a residential or nursing home or both. These homes can provide the personal help that people need 24 hours a day and seven days a week. Nursing homes also employ nurses to look after people’s medical needs. Some homes cater for people with different needs, for example people over 65, people with dementia, older and younger people with physical disabilities and people with learning disabilities.

How do I know which home

to choose?

The best way to choose a home is to go and have a look round and talk to the people who live there. A list of homes that Wakefield Council contracts with and the different needs they cater for is included in this directory. You are welcome to arrange to visit them.

We have included a useful checklist that you can use when you visit the homes. It outlines the sort of things you should be looking for and the questions that you might ask.

All homes are inspected every year by the Care Quality Commission to make sure that they provide the care that people need. When you visit a home ask to see their annual inspection report. However, before you start to do this, you or the person you care for needs to have been assessed as needing to move into a care home.

Care at home Your assessment may show that some help and support may help you to stay independent in your own home. Wakefield Council and the NHS provide a range of services that may help. These include: • Home care services – personal assistance at home with washing, bathing, using the toilet, dressing and undressing, getting up and going to bed, laundry, shopping etc. You can expect that the person who comes to your home to help you with your personal care will be trained to do these tasks. You will be asked how you would prefer to be helped with very personal matters and your wishes will be noted and respected.

• Rapid response service provision in a crisis – This is a temporary service for around six weeks where a higher level of home care and support will be delivered to you to allow you to recover from a temporary illness.

• Day care and day time activities – Here you will receive a meal and be able to socialise or carry out activities away from your home.

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allows the person who would normally take care of you a chance to have a break from their caring role.

• Provision of meals at home – the community meals service can provide you with fresh and frozen meals delivered to your door seven days a week.

• Rehabilitation services - includes services called ‘intermediate care services’ which helps to support people when they leave hospital and help to prevent inappropriate hospital or long stay admissions.

• Equipment or adaptations to your home - If you need your home altering to make it easier for you to manage daily tasks and personal care we may be able to help. Our Occupational Therapists can visit you to carry out an assessment of your needs and discuss with you ways to meet those needs by the use of specially adapted equipment.

• Care Link emergency alarm system - Care Link is an emergency alarm system that provides peace of mind and promotes independence for anyone living in Wakefield. Care Link has a range of community alarms and equipment that can help you keep your independence and stay in your own home.

09 • Community health services, support from District Nurses, Community Psychiatric Nurses, your GP, etc.

• Sheltered Housing and Extra Care Sheltered Housing services – These consist of a group of homes that have been specially designed with the needs of older people in mind. A sheltered scheme may be a group of flats or bungalows, or sometimes a mixture of both.

Every flat or bungalow has modern facilities and is smaller and easier to maintain than normal housing.

In sheltered housing you will also have the reassurance of knowing that the Scheme Manager is on hand in an emergency.

• All sheltered schemes have a communal lounge and social activities organised by the Scheme Manager. You can join in the activities or enjoy the company of friends in the communal lounge - and of course you can retreat to the privacy of your own flat or bungalow whenever you wish.

• Community transport/bus passes/ car badges – This allows you the opportunity to get out of your home and to go shopping or visit a friend. (Please note that this is not a complete list of services available).

Services may be provided directly

by Wakefield Council’s Adults, Health and Communities Services, Housing, local NHS services or by an independent organisation under contractual agreement. There may also be a charge for some of these services but you will always be informed how much you will have to pay on your assessment. To see if you qualify for any of these you will need an assessment of your care needs. If you think any of these services may help you please contact Social Care Direct on telephone number 0345 8 503 503.

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New ways to find support – Connect to Support Wakefield now has a website where you can find out about and buy services and support offered from a range of organisations. The address for the Connect to Support website is www.connecttosupport.org/wakefield.

Using the Connect to Support website service users, carers, the general public and social work staff can: • view and buy goods, products and care or support services from local and national providers. This includes accommodation, home support, leisure

and activity opportunities, equipment, health and wellbeing services.

As an example of what’s on offer, you could arrange for a carer to support you to social occasions you regularly attend, take part in new social opportunities, receive companionship at home or arrange a telephone medication prompt service.

• find information, guidance or advice around support • connect to the PA Framework to find a Personal Assistant (PA).

Finding a Personal Assistant You may decide that employing a PA best meets your needs. This might be because you feel the services on offer from other agencies don’t do what you need. Or it could be that choosing your own PA is important to you.

on the website or view the PAs currently available.

All of the PAs on the database have a current DBS check (formerly known as a CRB check). There is also general information available to help you understand your role as an employer.

A PA can help you carry out the tasks that have been identified in your support plan. This could be help with personal care, household tasks or getting out and about.

If you would like to find out more about employing a PA visit www.wakefield.padatabase.org or call 0300 111 1977. Your social worker will also be able to help you find out more.

The PA Framework is an online database from which The two websites are not provided or managed by people with a personal budget can find a PA to meet Wakefield Council and therefore the Council cannot their social care needs. You can place an advert recommend specific providers.

Shared Lives Shared Lives is another way that you can be supported to live more independently in the community.

It is a flexible scheme that works by matching you with a Shared Lives carer recruited from the community who can give you the support you need.

It can be used in a variety of ways, from short breaks to living with a carer permanently.

If you are an older person, you can use Shared Lives for a short break, staying as a guest in the home of a Shared Lives family or single person. This gives you a change of scene and gives you a break perhaps from being on your own, while receiving some support.

Shared Lives can also be used as a long term placement where a vulnerable person can live with a Shared Lives carer or family on a long-term basis.

The scheme can be used for a few hours each week If you would like more information about Shared to support you while your usual carers or family Lives visit www.wakefield.gov.uk/SharedLives member has a short break. or call 01924 302 681.

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Dementia An increasing number of people, particularly over 65, are being diagnosed with dementia. There are about 4,000 people in the Wakefield district known to have dementia – but there may be many more that have yet to be diagnosed. Although there is no cure for dementia, with treatment and support many people are able to lead active and fulfilling lives.

What is dementia?

Dementia is not a single illness but a term used to describe a group of related symptoms caused by damage to the brain, the most common is Alzheimers. Different types of dementia affect the brain at different rates and in different ways.

Dementia is not an inevitable part of ageing.

Signs of dementia The condition develops over time and so it is not always easy to spot in the early stages. Other factors such as someone’s personal circumstances and the environment in which they live will affect their experience of dementia.

Over time the symptoms of dementia become more obvious. These can include situations where the person: • has difficulty in remembering things, particularly things that happened recently • repeats things or loses the thread of what's being said • has increased difficulty in understanding choices and making decisions • becomes confused about what is going on around them, even in a familiar place • forgets the names of everyday objects and places • finds it more difficult to reason and communicate for instance difficulty in following a conversation or TV programme • feels anxious, depressed or angry about memory loss and confusion.

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Can dementia be prevented?

High blood pressure, heart problems, high cholesterol and diabetes can increase the chances of developing some types of dementia, so it’s important to maintain an active and healthy lifestyle.

The sooner symptoms are discussed with a doctor, other treatable conditions can be ruled out. If it is dementia, diagnosing early means getting the right support to help people live well for longer.

Recognising it, getting help and support to deal with it A diagnosis of dementia can be a shock. However, there is much that you can do in the early stages that can help to make life easier and more enjoyable, both now and in the future.

If you have concerns that you or someone close to you is experiencing symptoms see your doctor.

Your GP practice or medical centre may also have services that can help you.

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Dementia – useful contacts For more information visit www.wakefield.gov.uk/dementia or call 01924 373 264.

You can also contact Social Care direct on 0345 8 503 503 or email social_care_direct@wakefield.gov.uk and to find out about getting an assessment of your needs.

Carers Wakefield & District 25 King Street, Wakefield WF1 2SR Tel: 01924 305544 Email: info@carerswakefield.org.uk

Look on www.connecttosupport.co.uk for details of services that can help.

Age UK Wakefield District 7 Bank Street, Castleford, West Yorkshire WF10 1JD Tel: 01977 552114 Email: admin@ageukwd.org.uk

Alzheimers Society, Wakefield & Five Towns Office 21 King Street, 1st Floor, Wakefield WF1 2SR Tel: 01924 373 264 Email: wakefield@alzheimers.org.uk

Caring for you in the Wakefield area

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Fieldhouse Care Home Services Providing Person Centred Residential and Nursing Care

Stella House Care Home Cobblers Lane, Pontefract Tel: 01977 600247

Millfields Care Home

Mill Lane, Nevison, Pontefract Tel: 01977 690606

The Chestnuts Care Home with Nursing 72 Church Road, Altofts, Normanton Tel: 01924 220019

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35 BED CARE HOME WITH NURSING For Physically Disabled Young Adults & Elderly First Home registered by Pontefract Health Authority in 1986

• Short or long term care is provided by our dedicated and trained staff with a keyworker for each resident.

• Entertainment is provided by our Activities Coordinator.

• Accommodation is exceptionally good with free laundry.

• Excellent cuisine with varying menus.

• You are most welcome to see Roop Cottage and take a brochure.

Wakefield Road, Fitzwilliam, Pontefract, West Yorkshire WF9 5AN Telephone / Fax: (01977) 610918 Mobile: 07722 176260 Email: kana541@aol.com

Did you know that you can have the convenience of ready prepared meals delivered to your door?

BRANTWOOD HALL -

C ARE Home -

Tel: 01924 364718

We supply a wide range of complete dishes to you at home either hot or frozen. You can choose from a wide range of meat, poultry, fish and vegetarian meals from our varied menu all served with a selection of vegetables and potatoes. We also have hot and cold desserts. The range also caters for special requirements such as diabetic, soft pureed and gluten free meals. We can also offer halal, kosher, AfroCaribbean or vegan meals For further information, advice and a free colour brochure telephone:

A warm and friendly home where the care reflects the needs of the residents.

01977 696840

Our highly trained staff are able to support residents with many varied disabilities including a diagnosed dementia.

Long & short stay. Day care.

10-14 NORTH AVE, WAKEFIELD WF1 3RX

All our homes offer care to an exceptional standard for older people, with a reputation for providing dignified care where individual needs are respected in a friendly and homely environment. Our Managers

and staff team are dedicated to promoting independence and feelings of fulfilment and the atmosphere at our homes is a fine testimony to the staffs caring and affectionate approach to caring for older people.

Residents and their family need to feel confident that staff have the right skills and knowledge.

Our training programmes enable staff to carry out their job competently and professionally.

Social activities and

entertainment is continually organised including garden parties, trips to the theatre, shopping trips and outings to the coast in the company minibus, plus craft afternoons and regular musical events.

when visiting my sister I am so impressed by the loving care the staff give to my sister and all the residents, they are wonderful to me too, I cannot praise everyone enough

Checklist for Choosing a Care Home A suggested list of questions to ask and things to look for when choosing a care home Section 1: Transport, Fees and Conditions 1.1 Will your family and friends find the home easy to get to?

1.2 How much are the fees?

1.3 Can you have a short stay in the home to see if you like it?

1.4 Will you be given a written statement of what the home will do for you if you live there?

Section 2: Accommodation 2.1 Are there communal sitting rooms both with and without TV? 2.2 Do you like the furniture and decoration of the home?

2.3 Is there a separate dining room?

2.4 Are doors and corridors wide enough for wheelchairs, right through the home and to the outside?

2.5 Are handrails provided in hallways, corridors and stairs?

2.6 Is a lift or stair lift provided to the upper floors? Could you use it?

2.7 Are the bathrooms near to the rooms?

2.8 Are the bathrooms adapted to help people in and out of the bath?

2.9 Will you have to share a bedroom?

2.10 Are there both showers and baths available for you to choose from?

2.11 Is the call-bell system easy for you to use whenever you might need it?

2.12 Do all residents have a bedside light that is easy to use?

2.13 Can you adjust the heating in the bedroom easily?

2.14 Can you open the window if you want to?

Yes / No £ Yes / No Yes / No

Yes / No Yes / No Yes / No Yes / No Yes / No Yes / No Yes / No Yes / No Yes / No Yes / No Yes / No Yes / No Yes / No Yes / No

Section 3: Catering ❏ Lunch / Dinner ❏ Dinner / Tea 3.1 What are the mealtimes? ❏ Breakfast 3.2 What happens if you want a meal, a drink or a snack at another time? ❏ Choice of two meals 3.3 How wide is the choice of menu at each meal? ❏ Set meal ❏ Choice of three meals ❏ More than three choices

3.4 Do you like the meals that are on offer?

Yes / No

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Section 4: Visitors 4.1 Are your visitors provided with a drink?

4.2 Are your visitors welcome to join you for a meal?

Yes / No Yes / No

Section 5: Daily Living 5.1 Can you choose when you get up and when you go to bed each day?

5.2 What are the variety of activities and outings offered each week?

Yes / No Yes / No

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5.3 Is the home equipped for people who cannot see or hear very well, for example with loop systems and good lighting?

5.4 Do the residents appear active, sociable and happy?

5.5 Will the home charge extra for accompanied visits to the doctor or the hospital?

5.6 Are the laundry and room cleaning arrangements to your liking?

5.7 Are there smoking and non-smoking areas?

Yes / No Yes / No Yes / No Yes / No Yes / No

Section 6: Staff 6.1 Are the staff clean, tidy, cheerful and helpful?

6.2 Do people such as chiropodists, hairdressers, opticians and dentists visit the home regularly?

6.3 Is there a resident’s committee which meets regularly?

6.4 Is there a resident’s notice board with up-to-date and interesting information on it?

Yes / No Yes / No Yes / No Yes / No

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List of Care Homes

Wakefield MDC Area

This list only includes Care Homes that have entered into a contractual agreement with Wakefield District Council Family Services. For homes located outside the boundaries of Wakefield District, information on these can be obtained from the Care Quality Commission or by contacting the relevant Council where they are located.

The homes are listed by the town, city or village that they are located in and include the age and category of care they are able to support. We have also included a list of homes that are located on the boundary with Wakefield.

Name, Address & Contact Castleford Breadalbane Residential Care Home 2 Park Avenue, Castleford, WF10 4JT – Paula Embling Brookfield, 4 Brookfield Avenue, Castleford, WF10 4BJ – Claire Barker

Telephone

Type of Home

Beds

Needs Catered

*Needs Catered is a guide only. For more details contact the relevant home

01977 518794 Care Home

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01977 559229 Care Home

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Learning Disabilities

01977 552018 Care Home

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Old Age and Dementia

01977 559703 Care Home with Nursing

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Old Age and Physical Disabilities

01977 668448 Care Home with Nursing

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Old Age and Dementia

01977 604242 Care Home with Nursing

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Old Age and Dementia

01977 559233 Care Home

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Newfield Lodge 01977 524267 Care Home Brookfield Avenue, Castleford, WF10 4BJ Sarah Hardwick Rosedene, 98 Churchfield 01924 383388 Care Home Lane, Glasshoughton, WF10 4DB – Claire Bracewell

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The Beeches 59 Ferrybridge Road, Castleford, WF10 4JW Julie Heath

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Cymar House 113 Pontefract Road, Castleford, WF10 4BW Beverley Gill Fairburn Chase Wheldon Road, Castleford, WF10 2PY Peter Whitehead Langtree Park Care Home Oxford Street, Castleford, WF10 5DF – Sandra Haigh Manor Park Care Home Leeds Road, Cutsykes, Castleford, WF10 5HA Patricia Blenkinsopp Newbrook, 14 Carlton Avenue, Castleford, WF10 4BZ – Claire Barker

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List of Care Homes Name, Address & Contact Featherstone Lyndale, 60 Green Lane, Featherstone, Pontefract, WF7 6JX – Jim Hunt The Coppice, Tall Trees Drive, Featherstone, Pontefract, WF7 6BP Jackie Mitchell Vicarage Court Vicarage Gardens, Featherstone, Pontefract, WF7 6NH – Ann Wood Whiteley House 5 Whiteley Street, Featherstone, Pontefract, WF7 5HB – Ann Mangham Hemsworth Hemsworth Park Care Home Wakefield Road, Kinsley, WF9 5EA – Tracey O'Hagan Mount Avenue 1 Mount Avenue, Hemsworth, WF9 4QE Christine Gatley Roop Cottage Nursing Home Wakefield Road, Fitzwilliam, Pontefract, WF9 5AN Ann Egley Victoria House Nursing Home, 2 Nostell Lane, Ryhill, Wakefield, WF4 2DB Tina Rowley Horbury Elm Lodge Residential Care Home Cluntergate, Horbury, WF4 5DB – Claire Detraux Inwood House Residential Home 142 Wakefield Road, Horbury, WF4 5HG Deborah Nightingale 20

Telephone

Type of Home

Beds

Wakefield MDC Area Needs Catered

*Needs Catered is a guide only. For more details contact the relevant home

01977 792433 Care Home

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Learning Disabilities

01977 790279 Care Home

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Old Age

01977 708368 Care Home with Nursing

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Old Age, Dementia, Mental Health, Learning Disabilities and Physical Disabilities

01977 695425 Care Home

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Mental Health

01977 617374 Care Home with Nursing

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Old Age, Dementia and Physical Disabilities

01977 616809 Care Home

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Learning Disabilities

01977 610918 Care Home with Nursing

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Old Age, Dementia, Learning Disabilities and Physical Disabilities

01226 727179 Care Home with Nursing

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Old Age, Dementia, Mental Health and Physical Disabilities

01924 262420 Care Home

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01924 272159 Care Home

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List of Care Homes Name, Address & Contact Knottingley Riverside Court The Croft, Knottingley, WF11 9BL Pauline Downs The Grove Marine Villa Road, Knottingley, WF11 8ER Kevin Wathey The Manse Ropewalk, Knottingley, WF11 9AL Deborah Milton Normanton Attlee Court Attlee Street, Normanton, WF6 1DL Hayley Parker Carlton Lodge 28 Carlton Street, Normanton, Wakefield WF6 2EH Pat O'Halloran Haven Lodge Residential Home 222 Wakefield Road, Normanton, WF6 1BP Kim Rae The Chestnuts 72 Church Road, Altofts, Normanton, WF6 2QG Kerry Cooper The Croft 17 Snydale Road, Normanton, Wakefield, WF6 1NT Rachel Smith

Telephone

Type of Home

Beds

Wakefield MDC Area Needs Catered

*Needs Catered is a guide only. For more details contact the relevant home

01977 673233 Care Home with Nursing

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01977 674918 Care Home

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01977 677955 Care Home

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Old Age and Dementia

01924 891144 Care Home with Nursing

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Old Age and Dementia

01924 227516 Care Home

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Mental Health and Learning Disabilities

01924 220013 Care Home

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Old Age and Dementia

01924 220019 Care Home with Nursing

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Old Age

01924 223453 Care Home

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Ossett Croft House Nursing Home 01924 273372 Care Home 52A High Street, with Nursing Gawthorpe, Ossett, WF5 9RL Amanda Bennett

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List of Care Homes Name, Address & Contact Pontefract Carleton Court 108 Carleton Court, Pontefract, WF8 3NQ Rodney Walker Eden Place Pontefract Road, Ackworth, Pontefract, WF7 7EE Rita Jackson 1 Hill Close Pontefract, WF8 2SF Jim Hunt 2 Hill Close Pontefract, WF8 2SF Jim Hunt Hillcrest 35 Carleton Road, Pontefract, WF8 3ND Lynn Binns Millfields Residential Home Mill Lane, Nevison, Pontefract, West Yorkshire, WF8 2LS – Nicky Sylvester Peppercorns 1 St Pauls Close, Upton, Pontefract, WF9 2JX Elaine Gaskell Priory Gardens Ladybalk Lane, Pontefract, WF8 1LA Craig McDermott Snydale Care Home New Road, Old Snydale, WF7 6HD Tracy Miller Stella House Cobblers Lane, Pontefract, WF8 2SS Sara Fieldhouse

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Type of Home

Beds

Wakefield MDC Area Needs Catered

*Needs Catered is a guide only. For more details contact the relevant home

01977 702635 Care Home

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Old Age, Dementia and Mental Health

01977 780278 Care Home

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Learning Disabilities

01977 797235 Care Home

3

Learning Disabilities

01977 706192 Care Home

3

Learning Disabilities

01977 702343 Care Home

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Learning Disabilities

01977 690606 Care Home

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Old Age, Dementia and Mental Health

01977 605111 Care Home

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Learning Disabilities and Physical Disabilities

01977 602111 Care Home with Nursing

72

Old Age and Dementia

01924 895517 Care Home with Nursing

52

Old Age and Dementia

01977 600247 Care Home

40

Old Age, Dementia and Mental Health

www.wakefield.gov.uk

List of Care Homes Name, Address & Contact Pontefract Trees Residential Care Home 6 Weavers Road, Pontefract, WF8 1QR Marilyn Higgins Willow Park Care Home Baghill Lane, Pontefract, WF8 2HB Pat Green South Elmsall Cartref Residential Care Home 1A Church Mount, South Kirkby, WF9 3QT Joy Hall Cherry Tree House 1 Vickers Avenue, South Elmsall, Pontefract, WF9 2LL Jan Varga Springfields Residential Care Home 5 Clayton View, South Kirkby, WF9 3RE Lorraine Kingston Stockingate Care Home 61 Stockingate, South Kirkby, WF9 3QX Lesley Ellis The Laurels Residential Home Bull Lane, South Kirkby, Pontefract, WF9 3QD Jessie Stringer Warde Aldam Westfield Lane, South Elmsall, Pontefract, WF9 2JX Alison Nicholls

Telephone

Type of Home

Beds

Wakefield MDC Area Needs Catered

*Needs Catered is a guide only. For more details contact the relevant home

01977 704068 Care Home

22

Old Age and Dementia

01977 877680 Care Home with Nursing

64

Old Age, Dementia and Physical Disabilities

01977 643592 Care Home

6

Learning Disabilities

01977 609884 Care Home

6

Learning Disabilities

01977 647932 Care Home

6

Mental Health

01977 648683 Care Home

25

Old Age, Dementia and Mental Health

01977 640721 Care Home

28

Old Age

01977 643697 Care Home with Nursing

60

Old Age and Dementia

23

List of Care Homes Name, Address & Contact Wakefield Ashby Lodge 667 Leeds Road, Outwood, WF1 2LU Angela Riley Ashgrove House 116 Many gates Lane, Sandal, WF2 7DP Julie Thompson Brantwood Hall Care Home 10 - 14 North Avenue, Wakefield, WF1 3RX Dawn Wood Broxbourne House 57 Bransley Road, Wakefield, WF1 5LE Marissa Jardenico Carr Gate Nursing Home Lawns Lane, Carr Gate, Wakefield, WF2 0QU Maggie Spooner Castle Mount 54 Manygates Lane, Sandal, Wakefield, WF2 7DG Julie Satari Earls Lodge Care Home Queen Elizabeth Road, Wakefield, WF1 4AA Clare McCourt Gateholme Old Bradford Road, Carr Gate, Wakefield, WF2 0QW Julie Exley Goodwins Residential Care Home 31 Bromley Mount, Wakefield, WF1 5LB Penelope Saltmer Snapethorpe Hall Snapethorpe Gate, Broadway, Lupset, WF2 8YA Janet Dean-Burkinshaw

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Telephone

Type of Home

Beds

Wakefield MDC Area Needs Catered

*Needs Catered is a guide only. For more details contact the relevant home

01924 828997 Care Home

21

Old Age

01924 255540 Care Home

30

Old Age and Dementia

01924 364718 Care Home

60

Old Age and Dementia

01924 370004 Care Home

21

Old Age and Dementia

01924 828105 Care Home with Nursing

65

Old Age, Dementia, Mental Health and Physical Disabilities

01924 251127 Care Home

15

Old Age and Dementia

01924 372005 Care Home with Nursing

50

Old Age and Dementia

01924 871137 Care Home with Nursing

50

Learning Disabilities

01924 299678 Care Home

2

Old Age

01924 332488 Care Home with Nursing

62

Old Age, Dementia and Mental Health

www.wakefield.gov.uk

List of Care Homes Name, Address & Contact Wakefield The Acorns 77 Clifton Avenue, Stanley, Wakefield, WF3 4HB Claire Bracewell The Glynn Residential Home 167-171 Bradford Road, Wakefield, WF1 2AS Rosemary Blick The Hollies 11-13 Eastmoor Road, Wakefield, WF1 3RZ Kimberley Storey The Lawrence 316 -318 Bradford Road, Wrenthorpe, Wakefield, WF2 0QH Julie Exley The Sycamores Norton Road, Wakefield, WF1 3BD Karen Sinclaire Walton Manor 187 Shay Lane, Walton, Wakefield, WF2 6NW Janet Sanderson

Telephone

Type of Home

Needs Catered

*Needs Catered is a guide only. For more details contact the relevant home

01977 824094 Care Home

5

Learning Disabilities

01924 386004 Care Home

38

Old Age, Dementia and Mental Health

01924 364462 Care Home

29

Old Age and Dementia

01924 369164 Care Home

14

Learning Disabilities

01924 379994 Care Home

40

Old Age and Dementia

01924 249777 Care Home

47

Old Age

180

Old Age and Dementia

32

Old Age and Dementia

27

Old Age and Dementia

West Ridings Nursing 01924 826806 Care Home and Residential Home with Nursing Off Lingwell Lane, Wakefield, WF3 3JX Janet McVeigh West Villa 01924 377328 Care Home 73 Batley Road, Alverthorpe, Wakefield, WF2 0AB Judith Jones Woodlands Woolley Moor House, Low Moor Lane, Woolley, WF4 2LN Sandra Goodall

Beds

Wakefield MDC Area

01924 830234 Care Home

25

List of Care Homes

26

Extended Boundary Beds

Needs Catered

01484 866486 Care Home with Nursing

60

01484 866602 Care Home with Nursing

40

0113 2633231 Care Home

40

Old Age, Dementia, Learning Disabilities and Physical Disabilities Old Age, Dementia, Learning Disabilities and Physical Disabilities Old Age, Dementia and Mental Health

01924 835220 Care Home

13

Learning Disabilities

Care Home

64

Old Age and Dementia

01924 472063 Care Home with Nursing

51

Old Age and Dementia

01226 718178

40

Old Age

01226 712409 Care Home

28

Old Age, Dementia and Mental Health

01924 456653 Care Home

35

Old Age

01226 780222 Care Home

42

Old Age

01977 667878 Care Home

44

Old Age and Dementia

01977 6678979

44

Old Age and Dementia

0113 2311755 Care Home with Nursing

60

Old Age and Dementia

01226 388181 Care Home with Nursing

37

Old Age

01924 822209 Care Home

16

Learning Disabilities

Name, Address & Contact

Telephone

Aden House Long Lane, Clayton West, Huddersfield, HD8 9PR – Lisa Boyd Aden Lodge Long Lane, Clayton West, Huddersfield, HD8 9PR – Kyron Smith Amber Lodge 21 Thornhill Road, Armley, Leeds LS12 4LL – Susan Barber Ardsley House 55a Royston Hill, East Ardsley, Wakefield, WF3 2HG – Linda Gander Ashworth Grange Ashworth Green, Dewsbury, WF13 2SU – Paula Whitely Batley Hall Nursing Home Old Hall Road, Batley, WF17 0AX Alison Sowden Belle Green Court Belle Green Lane, Cudworth, Barnsley, S72 8LU – Syliva Forster Bollingbroke House Common Road, Brierley, Barnsley S72 9EA – Jennifer Bentley Burking Banks 69 - 73 Moorlands Road, Dewsbury, WF13 2LP – Lesley Lord Burntwood Hall Moor Lane, Brierley Common, Barnsley, S72 9HB – Jane Davies Bywater Hall 1 Leeds Road, Allerton Bywater, Castleford, WF10 2DY – Zahid Tufail Bywater Lodge 1 Leeds Road, Allterton Bywater, Castleford, WF10 2DY – Zahid Tufail Castleton Care Home Green Lane, New Wortley, Leeds, LS12 1JZ – Celine Poirot Chapel View Care Home 1 Spark Lane, Mapplewell, Barnsley, S75 6AA – Kay Littledyke Daisy Vale House Daisy Vale Terrace, Thorpe, Wakefield, WF3 3DS – Diane Crawley

0113 385 3875

Type of Home

Care Home with Nursing

Care Home

*Needs Catered is a guide only. For more details contact the relevant home

List of Care Homes

Extended Boundary Beds

Needs Catered

01924 872080 Care Home

13

Learning Disabilities

01924 459000 Care Home with Nursing

45

Old Age and Dementia

01924 404122 Care Home

20

Old Age and Dementia

01226 781525 Care Home with Nursing

90

Old Age, Dementia and Physical Disability

01977 683898 Care Home

35

Old Age and Dementia

01226 712399 Care Home with Nursing

34

Old Age, Dementia and Mental Health

01924 504071 Care Home

60

Old Age

01226 385046 Care Home

22

Old Age, Dementia and Mental Health

0113 2591111 Care Home

38

Dementia, Mental Health and Physical Disabilities

01924 473867 Care Home with Nursing

40

Old Age

0845 6006434 Care Home

88

Old Age and Dementia

01924 355020 Care Home

64

Old Age and Dementia

01924 467521 Care Home with Nursing

40

Old Age

01226 391561 Care Home

83

Old Age & Dementia

Name, Address & Contact

Telephone

Dolphin Lane 1 Dolphin Lane, Thorpe, Wakefield, WF3 3DN – Adele Taylor Fieldhead Court Church Lane, Thornhill, Dewsbury, WF12 0JZ – Kath Tanner Garlands Residential Care Home 27 Church Street, Heckmondwike, WF16 0AX – Linzi Bolland Hallsteads Stacey Crescent, Grimethorpe, Barnsley, S72 7DP – Nicola Royston Hilltop Manor Care Home 15 Finkle Hill, Sherburn-in-Elmet, Leeds, LS25 6EB – Alison Green Holly Tree Lodge Scepton Grove, Shafton, Barnsley, S72 8NP – Marguerite Law Hopton Care Cottages Chadwick Fold Lane, Lower Hopton, Mirfield, WF14 8PW – Janet March Kexborough House Care Home 13 Churchfield Lane, Kexborough, Barnsley, S75 5DN – Louise Fuller Kirkstall Court Care Home 119-129 Vesper Road, Leeds, LS5 3LJ Joanna Fisk Linson Court Dark Lane, Batley, WF17 5RU Sue Hoodless Lofthouse Lodge and Grange 340 Leeds Road, Lofthouse, WF3 3QQ Janet Richards Lydgate Lodge Soothill Lane, Batley, WF17 6EZ Michaela Kenworthy Manor Croft Old Bank Road, Dewsbury, WF12 7AH Sandra Hunter Mapplewell Manor Care Home Greenside House, Greenside Avenue, Mapplewell, Barnsley, S75 6BB Karen Hugill

Type of Home

*Needs Catered is a guide only. For more details contact the relevant home

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List of Care Homes

28

Beds

Needs Catered

01924 828181 Care Home

14

Learning Disabilities and Physical Disabilities

01977 662899 Care Home

25

Old Age and Dementia

0113 2863247 Care Home with Nursing

36

Old Age

0845 6044977 Care Home

44

Dementia

01226 737470 Care Home with Nursing

20

01924 407247 Care Home

30

Mental Health, Physical Disabilities and Learning Disabilities Old Age

01977 515451 Care Home

21

Old Age and Dementia

0113 2019020 Care Home

60

Old Age and Dementia

01226 709075 Care Home

60

Old Age and Dementia

01226 771891 Care Home

9

Learning Disabilities

01924 440265 Care Home

40

Old Age

01226 207705 Care Home with Nursing

34

Dementia and Mental Health

01302 727248 Care Home

29

Old Age and Dementia

Name, Address & Contact

Telephone

Mayfield House Woodhouse Lane, East Ardsley, Wakefield, WF3 2JS – Linda Garner Meadow Lodge Care Home Broach Lane, Kellington, DN14 0ND Lorraine Coultas Moorleigh Nursing Home 278 Gibson Lane, Kippax, Leeds, LS25 7JN – Tracy Clare Nesfield Lodge 45 Nesfield Road, Belle Isle, Leeds, LS10 3LG – Zoe Laver Neville Court Neville Avenue, Kendray, Barnsley, S70 3HF – Dawn Davis Newlands Hall High Street, Heckmondwike, WF16 0AL – Helen Gill Oaklands Residential Home 14 Pinfold Lane, Methley, Leeds LS26 9AB – Kate Foley Oaktree Lodge Foundry Approach, Gipton, Leeds, LS9 6BT – Debra Hall Oakwood Grange Oakwood Road, Royston, Barnsley, S71 4EZ – Susan Dooler Park Cottages Neville Avenue, Kendray, Barnsley, S70 3HF – Dorothy Miller Priestley Care Home Market Street, Birstall, Batley, WF17 9EN – Shelley Ellam Saxondale Nursing Home Clarke Street, Barnsley, S75 2TS Lisa Goodall Skellow Hall Cross Hill, Old Skellow, Doncaster, DN6 8JW – Charlotte Wilson

www.wakefield.gov.uk

Extended Boundary

Type of Home

*Needs Catered is a guide only. For more details contact the relevant home

List of Care Homes

Extended Boundary Beds

Needs Catered

0113 2777160 Care Home with Nursing

84

Old Age and Dementia

01977 512993 Care Home

44

Old Age, Dementia and Mental Health

01226 204185 Care Home

43

Mental Health

01302 709691 Care Home

30

Old Age and Physical Disabilities

01302 709691 Care Home with Nursing

20

Old Age and Physical Disabilities

01924 458017 Care Home with Nursing

39

Old Age, Mental Health and Dementia

01484 539304 Care Home

59

Old Age and Dementia

01226 281389 Care Home with Nursing

62

Old Age and Dementia

01274 872624 Care Home with Nursing

30

Old Age, Dementia, Mental Disorder and Physical Disabilities

01924 459574 Care Home

36

Old Age and Dementia

Name, Address & Contact

Telephone

Sunnyview House Manorfields, Beeston, Leeds, LS11 8QB – Jackie Foxton The Cedars Churchside, Methley, Leeds, LS26 9BH – Kate Morgan The Grange and Elm Court 80 Grange Lane, Cundy Cross, Barnsley S71 5QQ – Vicki Ellis The Laurels Care Home High Street, Norton, Doncaster, DN6 9EU – Anne Godwin The Laurels Nursing Home High Street, Norton, Doncaster, DN6 9EU – Julie Riley Thomas Owen House Lees House Road, Thornhill Lees, Dewsbury, WF12 9BP Eileen Fitzsimmons Valley View Care Home 36 Wakefield Road, Lepton, Wakefield, HD8 0BG Matthew Ross Water Royd House Nursing Home Locke Road, Gilroyd, Barnsley, S75 3QH – Catherine Smith Willow House 396 Halifax Road, Hightown, Liversedge, WF15 6NG Susan Morgan York House Old Bank Road, Dewsbury, WF12 7AH – Steven Hague

Type of Home

*Needs Catered is a guide only. For more details contact the relevant home

* We have made every effort to make sure that these details are correct. If there are any amendments or omissions please notify Wakefield Council, Adults, Health and Communities, Care and Support Commissioning Team on telephone number 01924 307766.

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Wakefield Council Services Social Care Direct (Your first point of contact for social care in Wakefield) Telephone no 0345 8 503 503 Fax 01924 303455 Minicom: 01924 303450 Email: social_care_direct@wakefield.gov.uk Personalisation and Assessment Team (Contact these if you want to know more about paying for your care) Advice line number: 01924 307317 Address: personalisation and Assessment Team, Wakefield Council, PO Box 190, Wakefield, WF1 1ZE

Care and Support Commissioning – Adults (Contact these if you want to know more information about the contractual arrangements with Care Homes) General Office Number 01924 307766 Address: Care and Support Commissioning – Adults, Wakefield Council, 1st Floor, Unit 21, Green's Industrial Estate, Calder Vale Road, Wakefield, WF1 5PH Social Care Complaints (Contact these if you are not happy about a service that you have received from Adults Services) Complaints Manager 01924 302840

Other useful contacts Care Quality Commission (Contact these if you would like a copy of the inspection report or if you have a complaint or query) Telephone number 03000 616161 Email: enquiriesyorkshirehumberside@cqc.org.uk Address: Yorkshire & Humberside Region, City Gate, Gallowgate, Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE1 4PA www.cqc.org.uk

PALS NHS West and South Yorkshire and Bassetlaw Commissioning Support Unit (CSU) Providing the PALS services for the Wakefield Clinical Commissioning Group (Contact these if you have a query with regard to the cost of nursing care or a complaint /query about the nursing care you receive) Email: WestYorksPALS@nhs.net Telephone number 0800 0525 270

This document has been produced by Wakefield Council and is a statement of the Council’s Policy regarding the procedures for entering a care home. It is not intended to be an explanation of the law.

Entering a care home is an important step for you to take and this document aims to provide you with the information you need.

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