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Woodstock Residential Care Centre

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We have a very well stocked Activities Room
The Woodstock building
 Arts and crafts are very popular among many residents
We can ensure you have your favourite newspapers
magazines and books to read
The lounge
One of the bedrooms
A quiet area for reading and relaxation
A member of our Care team
One of our happy residents
One of our happy residents
The dining room
A member of our Care team

Accommodation

  • 48 Single Rooms
  • 7 Shared Rooms
  • 55 Registered Beds
  • Residential Only
  • Short Stay
  • Long Stay
  • Dementia Care

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Woodstock Residential Care Centre
80 Woodstock Road
Sittingbourne
Kent
ME10 4HN

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Key Features

  • Seperate Dementia Unit
  • Purpose Built Home
  • Shared Rooms Available
  • Lift and/or Stairlift
  • Wheelchair Access
  • Specialist Lifting/Bathing Equipment
  • Nurse Call System
  • Retain Own GP
  • En-Suite Facilities
  • Residents Can Bring Their Own Furniture
  • TV Point In Room
  • Telephone Point In Room
  • Caters For Special Diets
  • Near Public Transport
  • Near Shops
  • Activities and Excursions

Resident or Visiting Professionals

  • Physiotherapist
  • Alternative Therapists
  • Dietician
  • Doctor
  • Specialist Nurses
  • Dentist
  • Optician
  • Chiropodist
  • Hairdresser

Woodstock Residential Care Centre, situated in Sittingbourne, is a 55 bedded Home providing Residential Care for both the frail older person and for people with a diagnosis of Dementia.

Woodstock is located in a quiet, residential area on the outskirts of Sittingbourne, two miles from the town centre and a main railway station. The premises are large with good car parking facilities to the front and a well maintained established garden to the rear. Residents' accommodation is on two floors accessed by passenger lifts.

There is a mixture of single and companion rooms, some with en-suite and showering facilities, all linked by a nurse-call system. The Dementia unit, known as The Lodge, is separate from the residential area of the Home and has its own secure gardens and patio area. The Lodge has been designed in accordance with Stirling University's research into creating a safe and stimulating environment for those with Dementia.

There are three communal lounges offering choice of environment and activity. Each lounge is comfortably furnished offering a homely atmosphere. TheHome is also equipped with shower rooms and adapted bathroom facilities.

The location of the Home allows residents to enjoy days out to the seaside for fish and chip lunches with ease, as it is only 30 minutes drive away. Also, the nearby craft centre is a favourite outing for many of the residents.
There are a number of local pubs and restaurants in the area, as well as a newly patioed secure rear garden, that is ideal for barbeques - relatives and friends are more than welcome to attend!

Residents are encouraged to help with the planting and tending to of the flowerbeds throughout the summer months and the Home plans a number of outdoor activities. Of course, some residents prefer to stay indoors, so for the homebodies, we provide "pampering days" where external specialists come to the Home to provide massages, Chiropody and other treats. We also have exercise tutors, who are trained in elderly and Dementia specialist methods come to the home on a regular basis.

Our manager, Gail Edey, has many years experience managing Care Homes and leads a dedicated and skilled team of highly trained and loyal staff.

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