At Clarendon Manor, we take pride in offering bespoke care tailored to meet the unique needs of each resident.
Our commitment is to provide the highest standard of assistance and attention, ensuring a comfortable and supportive environment for all. Whether you require palliative care, dementia care, 24-hour one-on-one care, short-term respite, or long-term care, we are here to meet your specific needs.
Palliative Care
Providing comfort, support, and dignity during challenging times.
Dementia Care
A nurturing environment for those with cognitive challenges.
Long-Term Care
Comprehensive care for a fulfilling and enduring stay.
24-Hour 1:1 Care
Individualised attention around the clock for those who require it.
Short Stay Care
Flexible options for temporary (respite) care needs.
Palliative Care
Compassion for Challenging Moments
Our palliative care is centred around providing compassionate support for residents facing serious illnesses. It goes beyond traditional care, focusing on enhancing the overall quality of life during challenging times. We aim to ensure physical comfort, preserve dignity, and contribute to an improved quality of life, even in the face of adversity.
What Types of Care are Typically Offered at Residential Care Homes?
Residential care homes often provide a range of care services, including but not limited to palliative care, dementia care, 24-hour one-on-one care, short-term respite, and long-term care.
Understanding the specific types of care available helps families make informed decisions based on their loved one's needs.
Dementia Care
Crafting Uniqueness in Dementia Care
Dementia care at Clarendon Manor involves recognising and understanding the extraordinary qualities in each resident. We tailor our approach to mirror the tenderness of home, providing comfort and support. Our goal is to boost cognitive function, foster emotional well-being, and forge authentic connections with residents living with dementia.
How Does Dementia Care Differ from Other Types of Care at Residential Homes?
Dementia care is tailored to individuals with cognitive challenges.
It involves creating a supportive environment, engaging in personalised activities, and implementing strategies to enhance cognitive function and emotional well-being. Understanding these unique aspects helps families choose the right care for their loved ones with specific needs.
In the UK, approximately 850,000 individuals have been diagnosed with dementia, encompassing various forms such as Alzheimer's disease, vascular dementia, dementia with Lewy bodies, and frontotemporal dementia.
The impact on independence varies among those affected, with some maintaining autonomy through support from family, friends, or paid caregivers. However, as dementia progresses, there is a subset of individuals who may require care in a residential setting, like a care home, due to the escalating need for specialised care. Recognising this, facilities like Clarendon Manor focus on delivering personalised and supportive care to individuals transitioning to a care home, aiming to replicate the level of care they would have received in the familiar environment of their own homes.
24-Hour 1:1 Care
Personalised Round-the-Clock Symphony
Our 24-hour one-on-one care is a unique offering, providing personalised and continuous support. This level of care is crucial in moments demanding perpetual attention. While it incurs an additional cost, this personalised approach ensures that each resident's needs are met promptly and comprehensively.
What is 24-Hour One-on-One Care, and Who Might Benefit from It?
24-hour one-on-one care is a personalised care option for residents who require constant assistance.
This type of care ensures that a dedicated caregiver is available around the clock to meet the resident's specific needs. Families should inquire about this option if their loved one has complex care requirements demanding continuous support.
Short Stay Care
Respite with Caring Expertise
Short stay options at Clarendon Manor cater to individuals seeking temporary care and support. Whether for recovery after a hospital stay or providing family caregivers with a break, our short-stay services ensure residents receive high-quality care and attention, similar to our long-term residents.
Long-Term Care
Creating a Lasting Home
For residents requiring ongoing support with daily living activities, our long-term care offers a nurturing and home-like environment. The focus is on maintaining independence while providing assistance as needed. Our dedicated team ensures that residents feel secure, comfortable, and valued, fostering a sense of belonging throughout their stay.
Is Short Stay or Respite Care Only for Seniors, and How Long Can Someone Stay for Short-Term Care?
Short stay or respite care is not exclusive to seniors; it is available for individuals of various ages who require temporary care and support.
The duration of a short stay can vary based on individual needs, offering flexibility for families and caregivers who may need a break or temporary support.
How Does Long-Term Care Differ from Short-Term Care at Residential Homes?
Long-term care is designed for individuals who need continuous support over an extended period, focusing on maintaining independence. In contrast, short-term care is a temporary option, often used for recovery or providing family caregivers with a break. Understanding these differences helps families choose the most suitable care arrangement.
Can Residents Personalise Their Living Spaces in Long-Term Care, and What Amenities are Typically Provided?
Residents in long-term care are encouraged to personalise their living spaces with personal items, pictures, and decorations to make it feel like home. Families should inquire about the level of personalisation allowed and also inquire about the amenities provided, ensuring the resident's comfort and well-being throughout their stay.
Our commitment to exceptional care is reflected in our dedicated team, unwavering support, and a holistic approach.
At Clarendon Manor, we strive to enhance the lives of our residents, ensuring the highest quality of life and comfort.