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- Are family members allowed to stay overnight?
- Are pets allowed to visit or stay?
- What types of food are offered each week?
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Ashlea Mews
Stanhope Parade, South Shields, NE33 4BA
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Summary
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Good
Regulator's rating
More details -
40 beds
Maximum occupancy
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2001
Date opened
From the owner
Ashlea Mews is a two-storey specialist respite and dementia care home located in the heart of a residential area, close to the Chichester Metro stop. Our care home is made up of 40 ensuite rooms all decorated to a high standard, finished with modern …
Ashlea Mews is a two-storey specialist respite and dementia care home located in the heart of a residential area, close to the Chichester Metro stop. Our care home is made up of 40 ensuite rooms all decorated to a high standard, finished with modern furnishings and fittings, alongside call bells and assisted baths.
Our resident’s wellbeing and independence are both of very high importance to all of us here at Ashlea Mews Care Home, so we aim to provide a varied and engaging lifestyle for all our residents. This includes our Activity Coordinator regularly preparing an exciting programme of events, tailored to individual interests and hobbies. Our care home has strong links with local community groups so we are constantly arranging and meetings with them.
Ashlea Mews Care Home benefits from landscaped gardens, which are both pleasant and secure for short walks and fresh air. Our care home has many communal areas which provide a focal point for our residents to come and spend time together or with their friends and families, residents can often be found here taking part in activities, enjoying entertainment, or simply relaxing.
To help find the right care home for you, here's some questions you can ask when you enquire.
- What is your visitor policy?
- What types of activities are available?
- Can we specify a visiting GP?
- Are family members allowed to stay overnight?
- Are pets allowed to visit or stay?
- What types of food are offered each week?
- What kinds of days out do you offer?
- Can residents bring personal furniture?
- What security procedures are in place?
- How do you handle complaints?
Contact this home
Call now for more details - staff are happy to answer any of your questions about care.
Care provided
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Residential care
Accommodation, meals, and assistance with personal care and medication.
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Dementia care
Specialist care designed to meet the challenges faced by people living with dementia.
Care specialisms
This home offers specialised care for any of the following:
- Adults over 65 years
- Adults under 65 years
- Hearing impairment
- Visual impairment
- Speech impairment
- Dementia
- Alzheimer's disease
- Parkinson's disease
- Stroke
- Multiple sclerosis
- Convalescent care
Features
- 40 beds
- All single bedrooms
- 40 en-suite rooms
- Purpose built, opened in 2001
- Near public transport
- Elevator
- Wheelchair access
- Personal furniture allowed
- TV point in rooms
- Pets allowed (by arrangement)
- Grounds / gardens
Prices
Sorry, we don't have prices for this care home - please contact the care provider for more details.
Funding for care in England
If your total savings and property assets are below £23,250, then you may be able to access local authority funding towards accommodation costs, personal care and nursing care.
To qualify, you must first arrange a care needs assessment.
Read more about how to fund care