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That’s a Wrap! Stanfield’s 12 Days of Christmas
This year Stanfield Nursing Home wanted to spread a little cheer by introducing our 12 Days of Christmas.
Digitally Enabled Care Offers Significant Benefits
Stanfield Nursing Home believes that digitally enabled care is a real benefit to care home staff and enhances overall care, comfort, companionship and environment for people receiving care.
6 Common Dementia Myths: Busted
Stanfield Nursing Home are CQC-rated ‘Outstanding’ in their specialist dementia care. For more details visit our website or contact us today.
Love Through Double Glazing | Vamos Theatre at Stanfield Nursing Home
Vamos Theatre is a full-mask theatre company taking its funny and fearless brand of wordless theatre across the country. It brings the ultimate armchair enjoyment all from the safety of your window seat.
Care Home Review of 9.9 | Quality Care at Stanfield Nursing Home
As an experienced nursing home in Worcester we aim to provide the highest possible standards of care for all of our residents. At Stanfield we feel privileged to care for them.
World Mental Health Day 2020
See here to learn more about our mental health tips for coping during the pandemic.
Combating Loneliness With The Wednesday Wave Campaign
Vamos Theatre have created The Wednesday Wave. This is a national and international campaign designed to combat loneliness amongst care home residents and those who feel isolated during the current pandemic.
Why Stanfield Did Not Host a Macmillan Coffee Morning This Year
This year Stanfield Nursing Home was unfortunately unable to host our usual Macmillan Coffee Morning on the 25th of September. This year Covid-19 has drastically changed the way we provide care. Since the beginning of this pandemic we have received regular PPE...
Top 5 Health Benefits Of Crossword Puzzles
Recent studies show that solving crosswords later in life was associated with delayed onset of memory decline in those who develop dementia.
Person Centred Activities | Outstanding Care at Stanfield Nursing Home
Person centred care is about focusing on the needs of the person rather than the needs of the service. It ensures that people’s preferences, needs and values guide decisions to provide care that is respectful and responsive to the person.