Harrogate Lodge Care Home

Colleagues from Laurels Lodge Care Home in Woodside, Havencourt Care Home in Stonehaven and Cumbrae Lodge Care Home in Irvine all came together to do a skydive, raising money for residents in their care and Alzheimer's Scotland.

Tracey Rhodes, Resident Experience Facilitator for Scotland, said: "Everyone was really excited for the jump. One of them hadn't even been in a plane, and they completed it, which was a huge accomplishment. They managed to raise £4,000 which is fantastic. Well done everyone."

Congratulations everyone! We’re all proud of you.

A relative of a lady who used the intermediate care service at Harrogate Lodge Care Home in Leeds has thanked the team for all of their help in getting her back on her feet.

The team at Harrogate Lodge received a heartfelt thank you from the relative, encouraging other people to use the service provided by the home.

The positive praise read: “Just wanted to say a very big thank you for the care you have given to my Auntie Jessie, I couldn't believe the difference in her health and well-being from arriving to leaving. All of the staff were extremely helpful, cheery and polite, nothing was too much trouble. You hear awful stories these days of maltreatment in homes, but your home was perfect. She came home yesterday and was out at a garden centre in York today having a cup of tea and her favourite cherry scone!! Thank you again.”

Well done Harrogate Lodge!

Are you looking for a care home in Leeds? Harrogate Lodge Care Home offers support for all types of care including intermediate care, dementia care, nursing care, respite care and end of life/palliative care.

Harrogate Lodge Care Home in Leeds is celebrating the success of Care Assistant Rosalin Studholme after she successfully graduated from the Care Home Assistant Practitioner (CHAP) programme.

Joy Allen, Home Manager said: “Everyone here congratulates Rosalin on her success. We’ve supported her every step of the way and it’s great to see her hard work pay off. She is a great asset to the home, and provides fantastic support to the residents here. She is a great member of the team. Well done again! I can’t wait to see you putting your new skills to use.”

The newly qualified CHAPs are now able to provide some general nurse duties, such as medication rounds. This benefit’s the home as it enables the nurse to deal with more complex issues.

Sam Jacob, England East Managing Director, said: “Here at Four Seasons we take great pride in our CHAPs programme, and everyone who undertakes the intense 12 week course. You have come through this long journey, and I want to thank you for your commitment and continued dedication. I also was to thank the mentors for their continuous help and support.

“By working together we can all help provide good quality care everywhere, ensuring residents get the service they deserve. Congratulations once again.”

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