Our Extra Care
An extra care scheme is purpose built accommodation in which varying amounts of care and support can be offered, and where some services and facilities are shared enabling older people to live independently in their own homes and have a ‘home for life’.
Find BranchWithin our Extra Care schemes we support the elderly, physically disabled, learning disabled, individuals with dementia, challenging behavior, mental health and complex health needs
Dedicated staff are on hand 24-hours a day to provide people with support as required. We understand that our services and team need to be an integral part of the functioning of an extra care scheme, have full working knowledge of the building, the facilities and the opportunities and resources that the local community can bring.
”We provide support to service users to access the activities of their choice on our schemes and, wherever possible, help them to remain part of wider community activities.
Our portfolio consists of:
- Bentley Grange, East Sussex
- Cranbrook, East Sussex
- Moorlands, London
- Colebrook House, London
- Richard Neve, London
- Dames Road, London
- Verdon Roe Court, London
- Windmill Court, London
- Baytree House, London
Our onsite facilities include:
- Social activities e.g. bingo, arts/crafts, games
- Gardens
- Library/IT-suite
- Restaurant
- Lounge/communal areas
- Community shop
- Hairdressing salon
- Alarm services
- Repairs/maintenance
- Private parking
Get In Touch Today
If you would like a chat, or more information about our home care for the elderly, you can contact your local Carewatch team by using our branch finder, to discuss your requirements at a time that suits you.
Find A BranchSummary
Service Type
Extra Care Services
Provider Name
Carewatch,
Unit 4, Rankin House, Murdoch Court,Roebuck Way, Knowlhill,Milton Keynes-MK5 8GB,
Telephone No.01908 039 530
Telephone No.01908 039 530
Area
London
Description
Carewatch operates services in 8 extra care housing schemes nationally. An extra care scheme is purpose built accommodation in which varying amounts of care and support can be offered, and where some services and facilities are shared enabling older people to live independently in their own homes and have a ‘home for life’.
