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
23 Jun 2017
Avid bird watchers from Amelia House Care Home in York went on an RSPB guided tour of Bempton Cliffs to take a look at the local wildlife.
Jane Hughes-Cook, Home Manager, said: “Everyone had a lovely time. The residents enjoyed feeling the wind in their hair and looking out across the cliff tops at the wildlife. I’d like to thank Maria from the RSPB who helped our resident have such a special experience.”
Are you looking for a care home in York? Amelia House Care Home offers support for all types of care including residential care, dementia care and nursing care.
23 Jun 2017
Friday 16th June marked Care Home Open Day, a day that actively encourages people in the local community to pop into their local care home and find out what’s going on.
The theme for this year’s open day was friendship, and Four Seasons homes and their local community certainly forged some long lasting friendships with their local communities through a variety of different events.
The events included:
- The Prince’s Trust heading into Kingsmead Care Home in Swindon sprucing up the garden
- Ty Eirin Care Home in Port welcomed in local school children and councillors for a fun filled afternoon
- A Jazz band kept everyone entertained in Pontypridd at Ty Gwynno Care Home
- It was a more sleepy affair at Whittington Care Home in Chesterfield as the team turned up for work in the PJs before having lots of fun with residents, relatives and visitors to the home
- Music and dancing was definitely on the cards for many of our homes as Benarty View Care Home in Kelty, Gotton Manor Care Home in Taunton, Benholm Care Home in Forfar and Laurels Lodge Care Home in Woodside, all had musical entertainment (and an assortment of other activities) for their guests
- Campsie View Care Home in Glasgow had their own petting zoo for everyone to enjoy
- The Laurels Care Home in Hetton-le-Hole held a country and western themed day which everyone thoroughly enjoyed
- Jazz was the music of choice at The Cedars and Larches Care Home in Ilkeston’s festivities.
- Redwell Hills Care Home in Consett, remembered the friends they’d sadly lost and released some balloons with messages in their honour.
The photos you can see above are just a snap shot of what happened at our homes during Care Home Open Day. It’s great to see from the pictures that everyone had lots of fun.
23 Jun 2017
Residents, relatives and the care team enjoyed a good old fashioned knees up at Beech Tree House Care Home in Goole last week.
There was singing and dancing galore, as well as drinks and lovely sweet treats.
Margaret Allsop, Home Manager, said: “Everyone had lots of fun. The entertainer went down really well, and everyone was having an absolute ball. Who doesn’t like a party after all.”
Are you looking for a care home in Goole? Beech Tree House Care Home offers support for all types of care including residential care, dementia care and respite care.
