Homes of Choice. What does it mean? To be a Home of Choice means you provide exemplary care; making life as safe and enjoyable as possible for your residents. This includes fostering residents' independence, offering a helping hand where needed, and ensuring that everyone feels included and is afforded opportunities to make friends and establish connections with fellow residents.
The Abbeyfield Northumbria Society have four different houses. Three are residential Care Homes and one specialises in assisted living. The team at Abbeyfield Northumbria work hard to ensure that each of their houses are providing high levels of care, as well as including every resident in communal activities such as meals, games and sports.
A Home of Choice is somewhere you know you're welcome, where you can keep your independence while having a support system nearby. At Abbeyfield Northumbria, residents feel that. With regular activities in each house, such as painting and crafts, visits from local community groups, organised group days out, and various performers dropping by, life in these Abbeyfield houses is active, exciting, and community-centred.
If you or a loved one is thinking about retirement living, choose a Home of Choice. Choose Abbeyfield.
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