Roseber ry Care Arrange to visit a home today AboutLocationsOur CareGuidanceStoriesCareersContact Facebook roseberry care centres Find a home near you... Welcome Taking care of your loved ones is what we do best. We approach the delivery of care on what we call “The Care Partnership” basis. Simply, this means that you and your family retain full control of how your care should be delivered. We will deliver that care following a detailed assessment, and will do so on your behalf and with your permission. We will treat you with respect , we will maintain your dignity, and we will always try to comply with your individual wishes and preferences. Coronavirus (COVID-19) Information I would firstly like to thank you all for your patience and understanding during the last sixteen months while visiting at our care homes has been disrupted. I appreciate this has been a difficult period for you all and fully acknowledge not seeing your loved one has been extremely upsetting. Our teams have worked extremely hard during this period, and continue to do so to keep our residents and themselves safe during the ongoing pandemic. Our staff continue to adhere to very strict guidelines and infection control measures. Our priority now must be to prevent infections in our care homes as our residents remain significantly vulnerable; we ask for your continued support with this. We recognise visiting is a vital part of care home life for both residents and loved ones. The Government announced an update on 12th July 2021 regarding the roadmap to cautiously easing lockdown restrictions in England. This included an announcement that care home visiting will change from 19th July 2021. The vast majority of our residents and our staff have now received their second vaccination but we must remain vigilant to ensure our priority remains to ensure our residents receive the care and support they need. That includes ensuring that our residents are not put at avoidable risk of contracting Covid-19, which can have such a devastating impact if it spreads through a care home, infecting vulnerable residents and potentially our staff. We will take every step to maintain the health and wellbeing of our residents, recognising the importance of their physical well-being and mental health. We will maintain the weekly testing of our staff using the PCR testing and twice weekly testing with LFD tests, isolating them on receipt of a positive test or in a period where they are presenting with symptoms and awaiting a test outcome in accordance with current guidance. We will maintain 28 days testing of our residents in accordance with current guidance. All care home residents now have no restrictions on the number of visitors for indoor visiting, but this excludes babies and preschool-aged children. Any children, over preschool age, visiting should also accompanied by an adult at all times. All visits must be supported with LFD tests on every visit and appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE). Those with highest care needs can continue nominate an ‘essential family carer’. With the agreement of the care home, these visitors will have access to the same testing and PPE as care home staff, so they can provide support with washing and dressing or eating well. Visiting arrangements, some of which have been available throughout lockdown, can continue outdoors, in visiting ‘pods’, or indoors behind substantial screens in a dedicated area / room. The visiting area must only be used by one visitor and one resident at any time and must be cleaned thoroughly between visits. Windows must be left open to allow ventilation. Vaccination is not mandatory and is not a condition of visiting. In the event of an outbreak of Covid-19 at a care home, visiting will cease immediately. Please note an outbreak can involve residents and / or staff. The home will then remain closed to all but essential visiting until the home has recovered from the outbreak. A recovered outbreak is defined as 28 days or more since the last suspected of confirmed case of Covid-19 was reported. During an outbreak, visiting will only be considered in exceptional circumstances, such as at end of life, and will be risk assessed on an individual basis. We will respond quickly when there a confirmed or suspected Covid-19 case within a care home and likewise we will reopen our care homes to visitors promptly once the outbreak recovery period has been completed. We will endeavour, during any period where the home is closed to visitors, to facilitate remote contact – phone calls, zoom meetings, face time. Arrangements for Visits Visits will be by appointment only, as agreed by the Home Manager, we ask that you do not attend the home without prior arrangements in place. In the main, visits will be arranged Monday – Friday between 0830 – 1700, but requests for visits outside of these times will be at the Home Managers discretion. Appointments will be not be time limited but we ask that consideration is giving to allow for cleaning between visits and to enable the Home Manager to monitor and maintain the safety of our residents and our staff. The visitors will have to take a rapid lateral flow test every time they visit; we will assist with the completion of these tests. The outcome of the test is known within 30minutes. Visitors will be required to remain outside of the home until a negative test result is confirmed. A positive test rest i.e., indicating the visitor is likely to have Covid—19 will mean the visit cannot go ahead. We will record the visitors temperature on arrival at the home; if the temperature is raised your admittance will be refused. The visitors will be asked to complete an entry questionnaire, including a health declaration and to leave contact details prior to admission. Failure to complete this will result in admittance being refused. The visitors will be asked to sanitise or wash their hands on entering and leaving the home. The visitors will be provided with a face mask, gloves, and apron which they must wear during the visit. Should the visitors refuse to adhere to these conditions, access to the home will be declined. The visitors must enter the home via the door closest to the resident’s bedroom – this may be via a fire exit; the route should limit the visitor walking through the home. The visitors must be escorted by a designated staff member and must not touch door plates, keypads, handrails on entering and exiting the home. The visit will be conducted in the residents bedroom. Contact with other residents is not permitted. Contact with staff will be minimal, less than 15 minutes and >2m social distancing will be maintained. We recognise that some of our residents will require support from staff to facilitate these visits; this will be provided. We acknowledge that some of our residents living with dementia may lack the relevant capacity to decide whether to consent to this visiting policy or these interim arrangements. These residents fall under the empowering framework of the Mental Capacity Act 2005 and are protected by its safeguards. In these circumstances Best Interest discussions will be held between the care home and the resident’s relevant representatives. We will not apply a blanket approach to visiting arrangements – We recognise that visiting in circumstances where a resident is approaching end of life, where there has been a significant / sudden deterioration in health or in circumstances where restricted visiting is adversely affecting a residents mental well-being, must be considered out with the above arrangements. In these circumstances, the Home Manager will agree ‘safe visiting’ with the residents loved ones in the best interest of the resident. In these circumstances more than one visitor may be permitted to visit but the expectation on entering a home remain unchanged ie negative LFT test, normal temperature, completion of entry questionnaire and the wearing of full PPE. Information updated on Thursday 22nd July 2021 We care… We go to great lengths to accommodate service users on an individual basis, and build very strong relationships with each service users family. We provide… We invest in our staff by ensuring that they have access to relevant training and development opportunities, and ensure that they are actively supported through regular individual supervision. We support… We are extremely transparent in all aspects of our service delivery. We actively include representatives of the service users and families in care packages, and conduct six monthly care reviews alongside them. How we can help your loved ones… Personal Care Personal Care, or Residential Care as it is often known as, is care provided by trained carers rather than nurses. People who require personal care may need assistance with washing, dressing, eating and mobilising. They may need input from District Nurses and the Home would involve other professional services as necessary. Nursing Care Nursing Care means that the care provided is overseen by a Registered Nurse. Care may still be provided by trained carers, but there will be a Registered Nurse on duty at all times, who will be responsible for the overall provision of your individual care needs. Dementia Care The term ‘dementia’ describes a set of symptoms that include loss of memory, mood changes, and problems with communication and reasoning. There are many types of dementia. The most common are Alzheimer’s disease and vascular dementia. Our staff receive specific training to be able to help and stimulate residents with dementia. End of Life Care As we approach the end of our life, we may need extra, person-centred support and care. This can be to ensure that we receive the care we need, keep us pain free and offer us the support we need. Respite Care Respite care is short term care that allows a carer to have a break, whilst ensuring that their loved one receives the care that they need. Respite care can be planned which allows a carer to schedule breaks, or it could be to help with an emergency. Find out more about our services Stories Carousel Garden looking beautiful Read more Moorend place receives Outstanding in care CQC inspected Moorend Place on the 10th March 2020. We are delighted that the home was rated Outstanding in Care. Emma Smith Home Manager is very proud of the rating and says all her staff genuinely care for the residents and work very hard to make sure they are cared for very well. This is reflected in the CQC report that is now available to read on the website Read more Enquire today Want to know more about our facilities? Activities? Or would like to arrange a view at a home near you? Then leave your details below, with a message about your enquiry. A dedicated member of the team will be in touch to help you out. Name* Phone* Email* Message* I’m happy for someone from Roseberry Care to contact me. Featured care home Church View 1 Main Street, Bishop Auckland, DL14 6SL Set in the small town of South Church, Church View is a residential care facility capable of accommodating up to 45 clients. We have a very homely atmosphere and place great emphasis on the care we deliver. Read more Church View (Bishop Auckland) CQC overall rating Good 27 November 2020 See the report the leading care home review website Church View 9 carehome.co.uk Review Score 25 reviews 23 Jun 2021: Linda M (Niece of Resident) Staff always pleasant, home always clean and welcoming. 17 Jun 2021: Joanne W (Granddaughter of Resident) When my nan first went into Church View I was disappointed that each time I went in to see her she... Read all 25 reviews Write a Review © 2021 carehome.co.uk Find a home near you... Join our team Roseberry Care Centres is a company where people matter, and that applies to our staff as well as to the people who use our services. 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