ELDERLY CARE
Compassionate care in Norfolk and Suffolk
At Castlemeadow Care, we specialize in quality and compassionate residential care. Regardless of the amount of support and care a resident needs specifically, our facilities and services can accommodate. We believe in making the most out of life and our services are catered to prove that point. When it comes to reliable elderly care, choose Castlemeadow Care.
Contact us today
to learn more about our care options. We operate care homes and independent living facilities in Norwich, Swaffham, Long Stratton, Swanton Morley near Dereham, North Wootton near Kings Lynn in Norfolk and at Halesworth in Suffolk.
Personalised care to suit your needs
Our care services aim to help our residents enjoy every moment of life. Each of our care homes offer personalised support depending on our resident's desires and needs. In both care home and independent living situations, Castlemeadow Care provides comfortable accommodation and improved safety features that our residents are proud to call "home." In addition, our facilities promote community togetherness, regularly hosting events to bring residents together. We ensure our common areas are inviting and comforting for all.
At Castlemeadow Care, we offer both care home and independent living options for residents in Norfolk and Suffolk. Each home offers different levels of service and care.
Care homes
In our care homes, residents have their own private room and receive the assistance they need with daily activities. Care is personalised and catered to each resident's needs. Many of our care homes are able to accommodate couples and welcome pets.
Our care homes are located throughout Norfolk and Suffolk.
Independent living communities
Independent living communities offer residents a separate dwelling space that is similar to apartment-style housing. There are shared common spaces where members of the community can gather and
the experience is enjoyable and comfortable.
While residents in independent living situations may not need the same hands-on approach as a care home, there is still a strong community established that promotes safe and supportive living.
- Woodgate Park
- Halesworth (Coming Soon)
Signs your loved one needs our elderly care services
As our loved ones age, we tend to try to take care of them on our own for as long as possible. Unfortunately, it can become more difficult overtime as most are not fully equipped to handle the changes. When assessing whether or not it is time to seek additional elderly care, there are a few signs that are good indicators that it may be time, including:
- Chronic Health Issues - Often, chronic health issues worsen over time. In addition, they tend to weaken the immune system, meaning your loved one is more likely to fall ill and stay sick for a longer period of time. Chronic illness can require specialized care to meet their ongoing and ever-changing medical needs.
- Recent or Highly Frequent Accidents - Does it seem like your loved one is having more accidents as they age? Whether it's a trip and fall or slicing themselves with a knife while preparing food, any accident that appears to happen frequently can mean your loved one is always in danger when they are alone.
- Important Personal Care Tasks Waiver - Sometimes even the most simple and fundamental tasks can become overwhelming and difficult as we age. If your loved one is frequently forgetting to take their medication, not bathing on a regular basis, or has stopped properly caring for themselves in the most fundamental ways, elderly care services can ensure these tasks are completed.
- Lack of Companionship - As we age, companionship and social activities continue to be important for our emotional wellbeing. If your loved one lives alone or many friends have passed, their access to social interaction naturally decreases. An elderly care facility knows the importance of companionship and offers daily opportunities for your loved one to interact with others.
- Cognitive Ailments - Sometimes our aging loved ones become forgetful, as their minds are not what they once were. Cognitive impairments and ailments can make daily activities difficult and can become dangerous in some situations. Elderly care can ensure your loved one is consistently getting the care and attention they need every single day, regardless of their personal needs.
If you have noticed any of the above signs, contact
Castlemeadow Care for more information about our elderly care options. We proudly provide to families throughout Norfolk and Suffolk.
Norfolk Care Awards 2020
The Norfolk Care Awards showcase excellence and demonstrate a commitment to delivering excellence and quality care and support services across Norfolk.
There is a wealth of inspiration and innovation across Norfolk which should be shared and celebrated; this is what the Norfolk Care Awards is all about.
Caring UK Awards 2019
Short - Listed
Celebrating excellence throughout the care industry and recognising team efforts across the UK. The Caring UK Awards have been created to highlight and pay tribute to the care home teams who make an outstanding contribution to caring for the elderly.
Great British Care Awards 2019
Regional Winner
Top 20 Award 2017
The carehome.co.uk Top 20 Care Home Group Awards 2017 highlight the most recommended Care Home Groups in the UK. The Awards are based on The Group Review Score as of 31st March 2017.
Pinders Healthcare Design Awards 2017
The Awards aim to promote and recognise the very best developments in all types of care-related property, whilst the Award categories seek to acknowledge the contribution made by home owners, designers and architects to the well being and quality of life for those in their care.
