Berkeley House
Berkeley House is an 18 bed specialist care centre in the Pemberton, Wigan locality. This home is able to meet the needs of individuals with brain injury, mental health, complex needs, neurological conditions, cognitive impairment or dual diagnosis.
The home is set upon the same site as the company’s nursing home, Berkeley Gardens.
Ellesmere Road, Pemberton, Wigan WN5 9LA
Welcome to Berkeley House
Berkeley House is an 18 bed specialist care centre in the Pemberton, Wigan locality. This home is able to meet the needs of individuals with brain injury, mental health, complex needs, neurological conditions, cognitive impairment or dual diagnosis.
The home is set upon the same site as the company’s nursing home, Berkeley Gardens.
All rooms are en-suite and are tastefully furnished to a high standard, providing a television point, telephone point and nurse call system in each room.
The facilities also includes a variety of lounge, dining and communal areas.
Berkeley House main building is spread is over 3 floors, 6 beds to each floor, giving a feel of community living within a care home.
This enables staff to ensure service users receive person centred care with high staffing levels in a calm and caring environment.
The service will provide person centred, rehabilitative care services for people aged 18 years and above who may have mental health, complex needs and/or acquired brain injury with complex needs.
Manager: Tina Oakes
Email: tinaoakes@cuerden.com
Events
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Aims, Objectives & Philosophy
- To provide a community-based, service for people with acquired brain injury, complex health needs and/or mental health needs based on models of best practice and current research.
- To provide a needs-led service with its Service Users and families.
- To provide Service Users with the best quality of life possible through community based living, with supported development of personal competence, development of relationships and networks and offering and supporting choices.
- To provide individual support, goals and care planning for service users requiring continuing healthcare, long term rehabilitation or short term placements which require the additional staffing, nursing and MDT structure Berkeley House provides.
- To provide an environment of trust, security and respect; to facilitate personal growth and development.
- To support Service Users to access generic services and ensure that their needs receive appropriate specialist resources.
- To help Service Users develop positive feelings of value and self-worth.
- To ensure that each Service User has individualised care plans, which set realistic and achievable goals, which are implemented and reviewed.
- To respect the confidentiality, privacy and dignity of Service Users and carers at all times.
- To offer Service Users support to take acceptable positive risks in order to fulfil their potential.
- To ensure that the right skill mixes are available to meet Service Users needs by investing in staff development to provide a progressive and expert workforce.
- To keep Service Users, carers, staff and purchasers informed of decisions in an open and honest way, and to consult with people about decisions that affect them.
Services & Facilities to be Provided for Service Users
Each Service User will have their own private bedroom, and will be given a key to that room. Spare keys will be kept by staff in a key safe in the Manager’s office and would only be used in an emergency.
Each Service User will have free access to all communal areas of the home.
Each Service User will have an individually tailored care plan, based on assessment, which will incorporate some/all of the following core areas:
- Personal hygiene
- Individual and personalised plans of care and support
- Personal and communal household chores
- Cooking
- Cleaning
- Shopping
- Laundry
- Maintenance
- Educational activities
- Literacy
- Budgeting & banking
- Problem-solving techniques
- Travel safety
- Personal safety
- Relationships
- Self-advocacy
- Unsupervised community access
- Recreational & leisure activities
- Vocational activities
- Social & personal development
- Individualised clinical issues:
- Mental health diagnosis and treatment
- Coping strategy enhancement
- Mental Health Act status and requirements
- Acquired Brain Injury care and treatment
- Learning disability support and treatment, and rehabilitation
- Sensory sessions
