Care as individual as you are
St Josephs rest home is an independent residential care home providing high-quality care in a welcoming environment, personalised for every resident. Our dedicated and compassionate care team provide 24/7 onsite dementia care, Alzheimers care, residential care, respite care, and palliative care, in a safe home-like surroundings.
We also specialise in challenging behaviour and those residents who require assistance with mental health care.
We aim to create the best possible atmosphere, where residents can live the happiest and most fulfilling lives.
Why choose residential care?
Community
Residential care offers the chance to socialise and interact with other residents of a similar age, in stunning communal settings.
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Peace of Mind
Residential care at St Josephs offers safety for our residents and peace of mind for their loved ones.
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Quality Dining
Hydration and nutrition are incredibly important as we age, and residential care at St Josephs ensures our residents have regular nutritious meals.
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Activities and Events
Residential care isn't just about the home - it's about delivering care that improves the quality of life.
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Environment
Residential Care at St Josephs is delivered in beautiful living environments, from our communal dining and living spaces, through to our beautifully decorated bed-rooms.
Read MoreCare we provide
At St Josephs we also provide a day care centre for clients who wish to interact in a homely environment. We provide the same level of care to day care centre clients as we do to residents who are living with us permanently. Our care home feature dedicated, compassionate, caring team members trained to the national standards in supporting our residents and their family members to live well with their symptoms of dementia.
Dementia Care
Dementia is a disability, not an illness. And with the right environment and new techniques, it can be managed so that your loved one can continue to have a rich and meaningful life. The name ‘Dementia’ is a collective name for a set of symp-toms that have to do with how the brain functions.
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Alzheimer's
Alzheimer's disease is a progressive condition, which means the symptoms develop gradually over many years and eventually become more severe. It affects multiple brain functions.
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Pallative Care
Palliative care is a holistic approach to end of life that considers you as a person, not just your illness. During what can be a distressing time, palliative care aims to provide the best possible quality of life for you and your loved ones.
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Challenging Behaviour
Challenging behaviour in the care setting can be very upsetting for all involved. Of-ten challenging behaviour is a sign that something is wrong, a need is not being met and the person cannot communicate what they need clearly. It can be a sign of worry, fear or frustration.
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Mental Health Care
Challenging behaviour in the care setting can be very upsetting for all involved. Of-ten challenging behaviour is a sign that something is wrong, a need is not being met and the person cannot communicate what they need clearly. It can be a sign of worry, fear or frustration.
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Respite Care
Respite care is temporary care offered to older people when their regular carer is unavailable or needs additional support. Whether your loved one is recovering from surgery, an illness or an accident, or if you need a break to refresh and recharge, a short stay in a St Joseph’s rest home care home could be the solution. A respite stay is also a great way to find out all you need to know about living in a care home per-manently, a ‘try before you buy’! We offer respite stays from 2 weeks onwards.
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