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Coronavirus at Stanfield: Hand Washing and New Pen Pals
Changes to Hand Washing As Covid-19 spreads further, there is more guidance regarding the importance of personal hygiene. A crucial element to reducing the spread of coronavirus in care homes is washing your hands frequently and well. The NHS has advised washing your...
Supporting You & Your Loved Ones Through the Coronavirus Pandemic
A message from Richard As a few of you may be aware, for many years Richard White, care home director, worked as a counselling therapist. Our Worcester nursing home has received an offer of help and support from former colleagues of Richard for those who are not able...
COVID-19 Update: Preparations at Stanfield Nursing Home
Coronavirus Information COVID-19 is a new illness that affects your lungs and airways. It is caused by a virus called coronavirus and includes symptoms similar to the flu and a common cold: a cough, high temperature, shortness of breath. The NHS have issued these...
The Importance of Looking After Our Senior Care Staff
Caring for all at Stanfield Nursing Home Our CQC-rated ‘Outstanding’ nursing home has highly trained and experienced senior care staff who are dedicated to delivering quality care for everyone in our home. Our Georgian house is based rurally in Worcestershire, making...
Activities to do in a Care Home
The importance of care home activities As a nursing home dedicated to providing outstanding care, we are always looking for new ways to increase quality of life for those who stay with us. Be it room decor, food or activities, we aim to contribute as best we can to...
Nursing Home Calendar | Remembrance and a Lead up to Christmas
Remembrance Sunday Remembrance Sunday is a very important day for many of our residents who would have had relatives that participated in the war. We made sure to engage as many as possible in the multiple activities spread throughout the week. We began our nursing...
Care Home Training | Impaired Cognition and Consent
Staff Training in Stanfield Nursing Home Responsibility of staff in care homes is essential to quality of care. To make sure we continually benefit both staff and residents, we are always aspiring to achieve the best in safeguarding. Commitment to the welfare of our...
Searching ‘Care Home Near Me’?
Things to consider in a care home The process of finding a nursing home that matches the requirements and expectations of you and your loved one can be a long and difficult one. There are a multitude of aspects to consider in terms of quality of care, the home, staff,...
Nursing Home Activities Calendar | ESO and a Macmillan Coffee Morning
English Symphony Orchestra During the first week of September residents at Stanfield Nursing Home were highly anticipating the concert by the English Symphony Orchestra (ESO) Wind Quartet! It was a thrilling day with fun, conversation and engagement in the music....
Dementia Facilities at Stanfield Nursing Home
Creating a suitable environment Caring for those with dementia requires more time and support as their symptoms become more complex due to the degenerative nature of the disease overtime. Often this means they will need additional support offered within a care home...