Making care special
A Four Seasons Health Care home is a real home. We really care about people, looking after their health and understanding what makes them happy.
Our care homes are as individual as our residents, but the high standard of care is the same throughout. Our new Quality of Life Programme is a unique way of listening to residents every day to help us deliver the type of care experience they want.
Award winning care
Four Seasons are delighted to have won, and to be shortlisted for, a number of awards in 2017.
Find out more about our awards
"I feel at home when I visit my mother and feel confident that she is being well looked after, I wouldn't want her to be anywhere else."
News
26 Jun 2017
Are you in Eglinton on Saturday 15th July? If the answer is yes, pop down to Longfield Care Home who is holding a family fun day complete with a child friendly farm and (fingers crossed for the weather) a BBQ.
Louise McClusky, Home Manager, said: “There will be lots of things for people to get involved in. Come on down and see for yourself. The fun starts at 2pm. I look forward to seeing you all there.”
25 Jun 2017
Two team members from Campsie View Care Home in Glasgow went the whole hog as they took part in Tougher Mudder, with the aim of raising money for the residents’ fund.
Senior Nurse Care Assistant Kellie Meharry and Carer Debbie Harris pushed their bodies to the limit as they went up against various different obstacles.
Katy Jenks, Home Manager, said: “I’m really proud of Kellie and Debbie, they did a fantastic job, and were still smiling at the end of the course. Their hard work paid off and the pair managed to raise £250 which will go towards providing special experiences for the residents. Well done again ladies. You both deserve a nice hot soak in the bath.”
Are you looking for a care home in Glasgow? Campsie View Care Home offers support for nursing care.
25 Jun 2017
Howdon Care Centre in Wallsend came together for a joint celebration as they marked two very special people’s birthdays.
The first birthday was Her Majesty the Queen, although a more important one had to be care assistant Kate turning 21.
Ruth Todd, Home Manager, said: “We decorated the home and created a Royal Throne for Kate to sit on. We also surprised her by presenting her with a throne and cape so she could be Howdon’s very own Queen for the day. We all celebrated with a lovely royal themed cream tea.”
Are you looking for a care home in Wallsend? Howdon Care Centre offers support for all types of care including residential care, dementia care, nursing care, respite care and specialist care.
