Bradford District Care Services Directory

Bradford District Care Services Directory 2011/12 Including Baildon, Bingley, Ilkley, Keighley & Shipley

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Abbeydale Retirement Home

Grove Road, Ilkley, West Yorkshire LS29 9QE www.abbeydalecarehome.co.uk Email: abbeydale.care@btconnect.com

Enjoy high-class comfort and care in Ilkley, with panoramic views across the scenic valley and surrounding countryside.

• 24 hour care by caring staff • All bedrooms with en-suite • Excellent meals with special diets catered for • Happy pleasant atmosphere When you walk into Abbeydale you enter a stylish and luxurious home that feels more like a hotel. The recently refurbished rooms provide bright and positive accommodation, and encourage a happy and satisfying life for residents.

The spacious en-suite bedrooms with adjoining sitting room, are furnished to the highest standards and come with colour television, smoke detectors, and 24 hour nurse call system. There are various elegant reception rooms and lounges, where residents may convene for a chat or smaller more intimate

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Regular outings and entertainment Tastefully furnished throughout Warm, safe and comfortable environment Set in large beautiful gardens Hairdresser and beautician

rooms for a quiet place to read.

A full programme of entertainment and activities are organised daily, and outings take place regularly. Abbeydale’s own vehicle can take up to six residents out into the beautiful countryside, shopping trips into Ilkley and afternoons at tea rooms. We also promote the continuation of personal hobbies and interests.

The personal needs of each individual are carefully identified and care programmes are created to ensure that the best care is provided.

In order to do this all staff receive in house

training and follow Abbeydale’s philosophy of care which is designed to give residents privacy and control over their daily lives.

Our care staff provide for special bathing, dressing and changing needs, serving meals and tending to laundry, as well as medication, supervision and co-ordination of any appointments for the GP, Dentist and Optician.

So, if you are a retired person or couple seeking a comfortable life in Ilkley, Abbeydale could prove to be the perfect solution. Please call us now for a brochure or call in to visit us.

01943 603074 Please call us now for a brochure or visit us today.

A retirement home with a difference

Contents Caring about your future

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Bradford District map

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Introduction

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Personalisation Self‑Directed Support Individual Budgets Direct Payments Assessing your needs How to get an assessment Customer Service Centres

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Helping you stay independent in your own home

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Re‑ablement Telecare ‑ ʻSafe & Soundʼ Adapting your home Community meals Day care services Independent home care providers Home care agency checklist

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Housing with support

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Housing related support and floating support Sheltered housing Extra care housing Care homes Care home checklist Specialist care (all ages) ‑ Learning disability ‑ Physical disability ‑ Dementia ‑ Residential dementia care checklist ‑ Mental health

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Paying for care

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Care funded by the Council Paying for your own care Third party payments

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Important information

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Care home contracts for self‑funding residents How solicitors can help Comments, compliments and complaints Safeguarding vulnerable adults Inspection and registration of care services The Registered Nursing Home Association in Bradford, Keighley & Ilkley Local useful contacts National useful contacts

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Listings Home care providers

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Baildon Care homes Care homes with nursing

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Bingley Care homes Care homes with nursing

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Bradford Care homes Care homes with nursing

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Ilkley Care homes Care homes with nursing

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Keighley Care homes Care homes with nursing

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Shipley Care homes Care homes with nursing

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All the listings in this publication of care homes, care homes with nursing and home care providers are supplied by the Care Quality Commission (CQC). Bradford District Council or Care Choices Ltd cannot be held liable for any errors or omissions.

The inclusion of advertisements for homes and agencies in this Directory does not act as an endorsement or recommendation by either Bradford District Council or Care Choices Ltd. There is a Browsealoud option for those requiring the information in the spoken word.

This Directory is available electronically at www.carechoices.co.uk

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THE CZAJKA CARE GROUP INVESTOR IN PEOPLE

ALL HOMES RATED CQC EXCELLENT

FAIRMOUNT NURSING HOME

CURRERGATE NURSING HOME

10 NAB WOOD DRIVE, SHIPLEY TEL: 01274 592922

SKIPTON ROAD, STEETON, KEIGHLEY TEL: 01535 653204

Situated in a peaceful location in the Nab Wood area of Shipley, Fairmount Nursing Home provides high quality single or twin bedded accommodation together with dedicated, professional nursing care.

Currergate provides the highest quality nursing care with a highly skilled and dedicated team ensuring that each resident is constantly monitored unobtrusively, in a relaxed and homely atmosphere.

BROOKFIELD CARE HOME

BEANLANDS NURSING HOME

8 NAB WOOD DRIVE, SHIPLEY TEL: 01274 583950

COLNE ROAD, CROSS HILLS, KEIGHLEY TEL: 01535 633312

At Brookfield Care Home we believe residents should live comfortably, safely and be completely free to choose how they live their lives, with qualified carers always on hand twenty four hours a day to give assistance when needed.

At Beanlands we are ablecare to meet the nursing needs of over olderthe people Providing quality nursing to ladies and gentlemen with physicalwe disabilities, terminal illness and those age of sixty-five, are able to meet the nursing needsrequiring of older people respite or convalescence with physical disabilities,care. terminal illness and those requiring respite or convalescence care.

STAVELEY BIRKLEAS NURSING HOME

CZAJKA COMMUNITY CARE SERVICES

YOUNG ADULTS WITH PHYSICAL DISABILITIES

10 STAVELEY ROAD, SHIPLEY TEL: 01274 584646/588288 Staveley Birkleas Nursing Home provides single Staveley Birkleas Nursing Home provides single roomroom accommodation accommodation sixty adultsphysical with various physical to sixty young adults to with various disabilities ondisabilities a long term, on long term, rotational or respite care packages with focus on rotational or respite care packages with focus on rehabilitating rehabilitating individuals to facilitate independence. Fees are individuals to facilitate independence. negotiable and comply with all Local Authority rates.

Czajka Community Care Services is a Home Care Provider delivering the finest quality care across Bradford and Leeds and we have gained an excellent reputation over the years by placing our emphasis on tailoring care packages to maximise the independence of the individual. Our dedicated and professional team can meet the needs of any aspect of care that you may require, whether it’s helping to prepare meals, getting in and out of bed, shopping or just having someone to listen and talk to.

By providing short term respite or a long term comprehensive package, Czajka Community Care Services ensure the individual can remain in their own home for as long as they wish. Please call for a free assessment and to find out more.

599564 VICTORIA HOUSE, 66/70 BINGLEY RD, SHIPLEY TEL: 01274 595592

RETIREMENT HOUSES AND APARTMENTS A SECURE AND LUXURIOUS CONCEPT IN RETIREMENT LIVING

With over twenty seven years experience in developing retirement housing, the Czajka Care Group can meet the modern demands of retirement living. With a range of shared equity and rental options on houses and apartments at Currergate Mews and Fairmount Park (which also benefits from an onsite Clubhouse with bar/restaurant and swimming pool) a secure and luxurious retirement is now affordable.

Web: www.czajka.co.uk

Tel: 01274 599564

Fax: 01274 599564

Email: enq@czajka.co.uk

YOUR CHOICE FOR QUALITY CARE

Caring about your future

For Adult and Community Services (ACS) contact Adult Services Direct on 01274 435400

Janice Simpson, Assistant Director Operational Services, Adult and Community Services, City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council If you, or a member of your family, need social care support, Adult and Community Services (which are part of the Council) are responsible for assessing your needs or the needs of the person you are concerned about.

Most older people and people with disabilities choose to live at home, if possible, with help from services such as home care, day services, equipment and adaptations, respite care and a range of other services designed to support people in their own homes. You can find more information about these services within this Directory. Check the contents page at the beginning for details.

If appropriate we will carry out an assessment of your needs, or provide you with information and advice about where you can get the help you need.

We can meet your assessed needs by providing or arranging services for you or by providing a Direct Payment for you to make your own arrangements (see page 8).

If you are considering long term care for yourself or a member of your family, we know what a big decision this is and we would always advise people to take their time, explore their options and alternatives before making a final decision. We may

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be able to offer rehabilitation for a short period to help the person regain their daily living skills and confidence, for example after an illness or spell in hospital. If long term care is the only option, there are still alternatives such as supported and extra care housing (see page 20‑21).

Alternatively, we can assess eligibility for a place in a care home for you. This Directory lists all such homes within the Bradford District and we have agreed care specifications and contracts with all of them. We may be able to help with the cost of such care but this depends on your savings and income ‑ we will work out the amount we can pay using a nationally set sliding scale. This may mean some people will be responsible for paying the full cost of their care (see page 26.)

If a care home or care home with nursing is the right option, you can use this Directory to help choose the right one for you. It contains important information about all the homes in the District. We can help you work out which home may best suit your needs and tell you about the Care Quality Commission reports for the home, but the final choice is yours.

Like other local authorities, Bradford is looking at ways in which we can give service users more choice and control over how they receive the help and support they need, including people having their own budgets, and redesigning services that they can then use their personal budget to pay for.

You can contact 01274 431704 for more information or to request an assessment.

I hope you find this Directory useful.

If you have any comments about how we can make the information in this Directory better, please write to me at: Care Choices Directory Feedback c/o Nick Farrar, Service Co‑ordination Team, Adult and Community Services, City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council, Olicana House, Chapel Street, Bradford BD1 5RE. Tel: 01274 437996 or complete the enclosed Care Choices questionnaire and return to their office.

Every effort has been made to ensure that the information in this Directory was correct when printed but details can sometimes change. Please double check when you contact any establishment.

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LIVE A HADRIAN LIFESTYLE

Crossley House, Thornton Road, Bradford.

LUXURIOUS 5 STAR RESIDENTIAL CARE HOME FOR THE ELDERLY

Crossley House, located on Thornton Road, Bradford, seeks to provide five star accommodation and care for all of its residents...

Crossley House also has its very own ‘local’ shop within the Home - ‘The Crossley Square Shop’, which is open daily and stocks everyday essentials and toiletries.

As with all Hadrian Homes, Crossley House is

We also recognise the special needs of people with dementia and other memory impairments.

Dementia Care

committed to ensuring that every resident receives person-centred and compassionate

Within Crossley House our ‘Chesters’ accommodation has been designed specifically for clients with dementia, providing a very calm and homely environment with care provided by staff specifically trained to meet the needs of residents.

care within a luxurious and homely setting.

Accommodation Crossley House offers a bright and spacious environment throughout the home.

Clients rooms are amongst some of the largest

Transfer with Ease

available from any care facility and all have

We make all of the arrangements and offer a cost and trouble free package for anyone transferring from another care facility.

private en-suite facilities, some with showers.

Gold Standard rooms offer additional features such as private front doors with garden space

For more details contact:

and a larger living area.

Crossley House, 885 Thornton Road, Bradford, BD8 0HH

Crossley House has many other special features such as a Hairdressing Salon, Music Room,

Telephone: 01274 497551 Fax: 01274 497552 Email: crossleyhouse@hhcare.co.uk

Tea Room, Residents Bar, Dining Bistros, Activity www.hadrianhealthcare.co.uk

Areas and Internet access for all residents.

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Introduction Personalisation ʻPersonalisationʼ is the term used to describe the ability to tailor a range of support services to meet an individualʼs specific care needs and it is at the heart of the Governmentʼs drive to transform social care. It means that everyone who receives support, whether from the Council or funded by themselves, will be empowered to shape their own lives and the

services they receive in all care settings, including their own homes.

Independent living is one of the goals of personalisation. It does not mean living on your own or doing things alone, but rather it means having choice and control over the assistance and/or equipment needed to go about your daily life.

Self‑Directed Support Part of the personalisation agenda, Self‑Directed Support is a totally different way of providing adult social care. As the name suggests, Self‑Directed Support allows you to design and tailor your own

support package to meet your specific needs. This is a major change in the way adult social care services are delivered in Bradford District.

Individual Budgets An important part of personalisation, an Individual Budget is an amount of money the council allocates to help people who due to disability, frailty or vulnerability, receive the support they need. Councils

are now working in a different way, in order to give people who use services more choice and control over how money they are entitled to is spent.

Direct Payments All or part of an Individual Budget could in most cases consist of a Direct Payment should you be assessed as being eligible for services from Adult and Community Services (ACS). A Direct Payment is money paid to you by ACS to enable you to organise your own care to meet specific needs.

Examples of which could be: • employing a personal assistant for home support and social inclusion • employing a Independent Domiciliary Care company • employing a live‑in carer subject to certain critera • short stays in a care home for no more than 4 weeks • day care • equipment to meet your care needs that would traditionally be provided by the Council.

Payments option with you when they assess your care needs.

Direct Payments can be paid by the following methods: • into a bank account solely for Direct Payments • to an accounting bureau who will manage the money on the clients behalf • on to a debit card with ʻchip and pinʼ technology that is best suited to online or telephone banking methods of making payments.

Direct Payments are intended to support adults in independent living, so you cannot use them to pay for permanent accommodation in a care home or care home with nursing.

If you are applying for services for the first time, your social care worker should discuss the Direct

A Direct Payment forms no part of a clientʼs personal income, is not taxable and has no impact on benefits. Any money paid to clients under Direct Payments scheme remains public money until it is used for the clientʼs assessed need and any unsused money can be reclaimed by the Council.

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Orchard Care Homes in the Bradford area

The Hawthornes Residential Care Home

Sutton Hall and Lodge Nursing and Nursing Dementia Home

Mill Lane, Bradford Rd, Birkenshaw,

Cornmill Walk, Off Sutton Lane,

Bradford BD11 2AP

Bradford BD20 7AJ

At Orchard Care Homes we provide high quality facilities based on the latest research into care for elderly people.

All our bedrooms have en-suite facilities and include a TV. We offer a variety of lounges which provide a homely feel.

The sensory gardens include walkways and garden furniture for sunny days.

Great care is more than modern facilities. At Orchard we have a motivated team dedicated to making our residents feel happy and at home. We have developed a range of activities and therapies and take an active role in the local community.

We welcome enquiries whether you are local authority or self funded, and are looking for permanent or short stay care.

For more information on these and our other 39 care homes please call 0845 603 7743 or visit www.orchardcarehomes.com

Assessing your needs If you are facing a major change in your life because of an illness or disability, Adult and Community Services (ACS) will talk to you and the people who matter to you so that they can help you decide what you want to do and how they can help. This process is called an assessment and is something everyone is entitled to and is free.

An assessment starts with a discussion to understand all your needs and what you want to achieve. Your social worker will ask you about: • what difficulties you have now • what you can do for yourself and what you think you need help with • what you canʼt manage at all • who helps you now • how best to achieve your goals.

With your permission, your social worker will also talk to people closely involved with you, for example,

your carer, family and friends. Other professionals, such as an occupational therapist, physiotherapist or district nurse may also be included as part of your assessment. This will make sure you are given the right information to make choices about your future.

If you have health problems as well as other difficulties, you may get help from both the NHS (National Health Service) and from ACS. If you are a carer (you provide regular and substantial care to a relative or friend, and are not paid for it), you are entitled to an assessment even if the person you look after doesnʼt have help or funding from ACS. All information given during an assessment and afterwards, will be kept securely. ACS will share relevant information with professionals like a doctor or nurse unless you ask them not to. The assessment will take account of your religious beliefs and cultural practices.

How to get an assessment You or a friend, relative or a health professional like your GP can ask for an assessment by phoning Adult Services Direct on 01274 435400. A social care worker will come to see you. If you are in hospital,

the nursing staff can arrange for a social worker to contact you, either during your stay in hospital, or on your return home.

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Customer Service Centres One stop answers to your queries regarding all Council, statutory, voluntary and local services.

Adult and Community Services (ACS) Adult Services Direct on 01274 435400

Bdirect‑Centenary Way 1 St. Blaise Court, Forster Square, Bradford BD1 4DB

Manningham Customer Service Centre Carlisle Road, Bradford BD8 8AB

Bingley Council Shop 146 Main Street, Bingley BD16 2HL

Shipley Customer Service Centre The Town Hall Kirkgate Shipley BD18 3EJ

Keighley Customer Service Centre The Town Hall, Bow Street, Keighley BD21 3PA

Helping you stay independent in your own home Re‑ablement Re‑ablement is a method of short term support designed to help you become as independent as possible. Perhaps you require support with personal care or to prepare a meal – the re‑ablement service will work with you to make it as easy as possible to manage these tasks on your own.

In traditional home care, someone would visit and do these tasks. Using the re‑ablement service, a social worker/nurse will work with you so that you can learn (or re‑learn) important tasks needed for

everyday life.

Many people who participate in a re‑ablement programme find that afterwards they can cope very well on their own, without the need for social care support.

The re‑ablement programme will normally last up to six weeks and will be free of charge as long as the person participating in the programme is making progress. This progress will be reviewed every week by the re‑ablement team.

Telecare ‑ ʻSafe & Soundʼ Safe & Sound is Bradford Councilʼs Community Alarm System. Using the latest technology, your home can be connected to Safe & Sound, where calls are monitored 24 hours a day.

The alarm unit operates over the telephone network. Equipment supplied by Bradford Council plugs into an electric socket and a telephone point.

These need to be reasonably close together. We can check if your existing sockets are suitable, and advise if any alterations are necessary. (We regret we cannot pay for any changes that may be required.)

At the Safe & Sound offices, confidential information about you is held on computer, and is instantly available so that effective action can be taken in any emergency. The moment a call is received, the operator will know your name address, GP, next of kin and key holder information.

Safe & Sound has mobile staff operating in the Bradford Metropolitan area. They are trained in first aid, and provide a back up to your named contacts

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and can help in a simple emergency, but are not able to perform ʻcare tasksʼ.

Safe & Sound equipment is simple to use: A press of a button, and you are in touch with us.

• We will know who you are at once • Information supplied by you and stored on our system will be highlighted automatically • Operators can speak to you through the Safe & Sound unit • All calls are monitored and recorded for your safety and security.

If you need any further information or want to arrange installation of an alarm unit or a no‑ obligation demonstration, please contact Safe & Sound on (01274) 434994 or write directly to: Safe & Sound 5 Canon Pinnington Mews Cottingley Bingley BD16 1AQ

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W H Y B U PA I S T H E RIGHT CHOICE IN BRADFORD Bupa’s Bradford care homes offer the highest standards of residential, nursing, palliative, respite and convalescence care. We use our knowledge and experience to ensure that residents, their families and friends are all treated as individuals.

The Borrins Residential Home Baildon - BD17 6NW

The Dales Nursing Home Thornbury - BD3 7DR

Cottingley Hall Nursing Home Bingley - BD16 1TX

Knowles Court Residential and Nursing Home Bradford - BD4 9SN

For further information on any of our 305 homes, including those in the Bradford area, please call 0845 600 4622, quoting reference CH2268, Monday to Friday from 8.30am to 5.30pm. www.bupa.co.uk/care-homes

Adapting your home A Disabled Facilities Grant can help towards the cost of adapting your home to help you to be more independent or assist your carer to manage more easily. This may be getting about your home, doing everyday tasks such as bathing, going up and down stairs, or getting in and out of the house.

Adaptations can only be considered after your situation has been assessed ‑ they are usually a last resort after such options as rehabilitation have been considered. Adaptations costing less than £1000 are usually arranged by Adult and Community Services (ACS) through an occupational therapist.

Anyone living in (or caring for someone in) the Bradford Metropolitan District, who has a ʻpermanent and substantialʼ disability, and who has significant difficulties managing everyday tasks within their home can apply.

The grant is provided for essential adaptations to give you better freedom of movement into and around your house so that you can use the essential facilities in it, for example: • taking a bath out and installing a shower • installing a stairlift or providing a downstairs bathroom • widening doorways and putting in ramps • improved access to enable the disabled person to care for a child or spouse etc.

• ensuring the safety of the disabled person by, for example, fitting gates to stairs or safety glass in doors and windows • changing the heating system, or adding more heaters where this is necessary for your disability.

Sometimes it is not structurally possible or acceptable to make the necessary alterations to a property. If your home canʼt be adapted ACS will put you in touch with the Disabled Personʼs Housing Service. They will assist you with re‑housing if you wish.

Your first step must be getting an assessment from the occupational therapy service. They accept

referrals by telephone from service users directly.

Please telephone 01274 435252 between 10.00 am and 3.00 pm Monday to Friday for this service.

An occupational therapist will then visit you at home to discuss your needs.

If it is decided that an adaptation will be suitable for you, a Home Improvement Officer from the Housing Service will also visit to make sure the adaptations can reasonably and practically be done to your home. This may mean that you have to consider adaptations that are not what you expected.

If everyone agrees that the adaptations will meet your needs and can practically be done you will be able to apply for a Disabled Facilities Grant to see if you can get help to pay for them. The maximum grant allowed is up to £30,000 and is means tested to establish if you will have to make any contribution yourself.

Will I have to pay for the adaptation?

ASC will carry out a ʻmeans testʼ to see if you have to make a contribution towards any grant. This means you will have to provide us with details of your income, benefits, savings etc. With this information we will then be able to tell you if you have anything to pay and if so how much it will be.

If you are disabled and receive income support or pension credit, or you are a child in most cases there is no contribution. Work must not start until the grant is approved For further information or to make an enquiry about Disabled Facilities Grants please contact either: The Adaptations Team Housing Service on telephone: 01274 434520 Or The Occupational Therapy Service Housing Options Team on telephone: 01274 433723 Both are located at: Jacobs Well, Bradford BD1 5RW

Community meals A hot meal service can deliver a hot main meal and dessert. You can choose from an extensive range of meals which meet a wide range of special dietary requirements. They are delivered at the correct temperature, Monday to Friday between 11.30am and 1.45pm.

A frozen meals service is available if you are unable to prepare and cook a meal, but able to

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reheat a frozen ready meal. A two course meal is available which can be reheated at your convenience. They are delivered on a fortnightly basis direct to your door. You can have a choice of soups, main meals and desserts which cater for most diets.

For further information, please contact Adult and Community Services on 01274 434191.

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Anchor care homes

Looking for a care home for your loved one?

With more than 40 years of experience and the values of a not-for-profit organisation, Anchor is a trusted provider of services to more than 50,000 older people everyday.

We have 5 care homes in Bradford.

At Anchor you can be reassured of: • 24-hour peace of mind • Individually tailored care • Excellent home cooked food

For more information please call:

0845 140 2020 www.anchor.org.uk

Mon -Fri 8am -6pm, Sat 10am -4pm

Our care homes in Bradford

Thornton Hill, Skipton BD23 3TR

Ashcroft, Bradford BD2 3EF

Townend Close, Keighley BD20 8SZ

Gills Top, Skipton BD23 5AF

Springfield, Bradford BD6 2UB

Happy living for the years ahead

Care at home • Retirement properties • Care homes Anchor Trust Registered Charity No.1052183, Company No.3147851. 25 Bedford Street, London WC2E 9ES

Day care services There are a wide number of day centres within the Bradford district that provide locally based social day care and luncheon clubs for older people, many specialising in care for people from a range of diverse cultural backgrounds.

If you or your carer contacts Adult and Community Services, or a day centre directly, arrangements will be made for someone to visit you at home to talk about what you need and give you more information. An interpreter can be

provided if needed.

If you require day care within a community/voluntary centre you will be expected to pay a nominal charge. Not all the centres charge the same rate, but the person who initially sees you at home will be able to advise which centre would be most appropriate for your needs and what the charge will be.

For further information, please contact Adult and Community Services Direct on 01274 435400.

Independent home care providers In order to enable people to live in their own home for as long as possible a range of home care services are available. A range of help is on offer from day‑to‑day tasks such as cleaning, shopping and food preparation/cooking through to personal care that helps with tasks like dressing, bathing, toileting and prompting the taking of medication.

Carers need to be properly trained particularly in moving and handling and the use of hoists for some tasks.

Daily care / domestic support Carers can call in on a daily basis to assist with any of the tasks described above. Depending on the level of help required their visits can be just half an hour or up to several hours. Generally, visits are available from 7am until 10pm. Some people will need multiple visits per day. The hourly rate for these types of services typically range from £9 to £15 per hour depending on the services required, the time of day and the location. Night services can also be provided. Rural areas may present particular difficulties and a travel charge will probably be made in addition to the normal hourly rate.

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Live‑in care 24 hour live‑in can accommodate people with a very high dependency on a permanent basis. It can also provide respite breaks for regular carers and short‑term support following hospital discharge.

In some cases itʼs preferable and more economic to have a carer actually living in the home. This can be for a short period eg a week, or on an ongoing basis. Typical charges for this service range from £520 to £650 per week depending on the amount of care and the particular skills required. Live‑in care is also available to people with permanent physical or mental disabilities who require long‑term ongoing care.

All home care providers are regulated and inspected by the Care Quality Commission who publish inspection reports on their website www.cqc.org.uk. When considering a service itʼs always a good idea to check their report.

Before you make any decisions regarding the provision of care, be sure to contact several providers and ask for a ʻService Userʼs Guideʼ and their charges and a draft contract between you and the care provider.

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Home care agency checklist © 2011 Care Choices Ltd These questions may be useful when considering using the services of a home care (domiciliary) provider to help you build up a picture of how your care needs will be met in your own home.

For care packages which have been arranged by Adult and Community Services, contracts and care plans will have been completed by your care

manager and the agencies used will have been accredited to work for Adult and Community Services.

People arranging and funding their own care either privately or through a Direct Payment or a Personal Budget are able to choose their own worker or care agency.

Agencies What experience does the agency have in your particular field of need? Can they supply references for you to check?

Home care agencies providing personal care, must be registered and inspected by the Care Quality Commission. Ask to see a copy of their registration certificate.

How long has the agency been operating?

How many carers would the agency assign to care for you and would you see the same one every day?

If not, how does the staff rota operate and what happens if your carer goes on holiday or is sick, will you be notified in advance that a different carer will be attending?

How can you contact the agency in an emergency or outside office hours?

How hard or easy would it be to make a complaint and how are things then put right?

If this is a private contract ask for a copy of the agencyʼs contract terms and read these carefully with someone you trust. Get as much help as you can going over it and ask any questions you may have before signing anything. The Citizens Advice Bureau or Age UK could help with this.

Carers You should expect your personal preferences, dignity and privacy to be respected. Discuss this with the agency and ask how the most suitable carers for your particular care are chosen. Can you talk to them before deciding?

Carers should be fully trained or be in ongoing training. Ask the agency about their policies on this.

You will have a care plan drawn up by the agency which the carers will work to. Ask how often this plan will be reviewed by the agency.

Carers must be checked with the Criminal Records Bureau (CRB) and have a criminal records disclosure – make sure this is the case.

Paying If your care needs do not meet Adult and Community Servicesʼ eligibility criteria and have been arranged privately you should check carefully the fee rates charged and exactly what the payment you make covers.

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Home care providers All home care providers listed on the next few pages are registered by the regulatory body the Care Quality Commission. However, Bradford Adult and Community Services have contracts with whom they trade regularly, these are indicated as:

Abbeyfield Domiciliary Care Agency

Bradnet Independent Living Service

Ilkley LS29 9BF Tel: 01943 886000

Bradford BD3 8LP Tel: 01274 224444 Advert page 24

Allied Healthcare (Keighley)

Bronte Care Services

Keighley BD21 3DU Tel: 01535 608010

Ambler Way Support Services

Cullingworth BD13 5DX Tel: 01535 274722

Care 24‑7 (DCA)

Keighley BD22 0EN Tel: 01535 645751

Anewline Home Care Services

Shipley BD18 1JD Tel: 01274 597711

Care Dynamics (Yorkshire) Ltd

Bradford BD10 9TE Tel: 01274 617007

Assist Home Care Ltd

Bradford BD4 8TJ Tel: 01274 307533

Care Unique Ltd

Bradford BD8 7JF Tel: 01274 743122

Audley Clevedon Managment Ltd

Bradford BD3 9TX Tel: 01274 660200

Carlton Home Care (DCA)

Ilkley LS29 8AQ Tel: 01943 811604 Advert page 17

Bluebird Care (Bradford North)

Shipley BD18 1BX Tel: 01274 593588 Advert page 37

City of Bradford North District Home Support

Shipley BD18 3QN Tel: 01274 588246 Advert page 17

Bradford BD18 4SJ Tel: 01274 434721

Bluebird Care (Bradford South)

City of Bradford South District Home Support

Bradford BD7 1HR Tel: 01274 649090 Advert page 17

Bradford BD6 2LE Tel: 01274 435400

Creative Support

Bradford District Care Trust Bradford BD4 6DN Tel: 01274 322376

Bradford BD8 8BD Tel: 01274 482438

Bradford Social Services Domiciliary Care ‑ Wagtail Close

Bradford BD6 3YJ Tel: 01274 884061

Crossroads Care (Airedale and Bradford Ltd) Shipley BD18 2JR Tel: 01274 588990

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Home care providers continued Czajka Community Care Services (DCA)

Ladies In Waiting

Shipley BD18 4DJ Tel: 01274 599564 Advert page 4

Ilkley LS29 9EJ Tel: 01943 817082

LHC Home Care (DCA)

Dignicare Limited

Bradford BD9 4DR Tel: 01274 487207

Bradford BD9 4AR Tel: 01274 548776 Advert page 35

Ethical Care Recruitment Bradford BD1 4HP Tel: 01274 720012

Oasis Care Bingley BD16 2NE Tel: TBC

OK In The Community Ltd

Golden Hands Home Care Services Ltd Shipley BD17 5PR Tel: 01274 530889

Local Care Services Limited Bradford BD13 2NY Tel: 01274 882456

Elmar Home Care (DCA) Keighley BD20 9JS Tel: 01535 654214 Advert page 17

Greys Nursing Ltd

Bradford BD5 7LR Tel: 01274 736273

Outreach Bradford Bradford BD16 1PE Tel: 01274 561911

Prestige Nursing West Yorkshire

Bradford BD1 3HT Tel: 01274 733313

Bradford BD13 1AD Tel: 01274 889092

HICA Home Care Bradford Bingley BD16 1PE Tel: 01274 510242

Queensland Homecare

HKS Consultancy Group

Ilkley LS29 9BW Tel: 07917 725425

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Bradford BD1 5BD Tel: 01274 294400 Advert page 19

Holden Grange Home Care Services Shipley BD17 6JF Tel: 01274 592723 Inside Back Cover

Bradford BD14 6PN Tel: 01274 844889

S & S Home Care Keighley BD22 6JY Tel: 01535 669307

Safehands Services Limited

Housing 21 (DCA) Bradford BD7 1JE Tel: 01274 740999 Keighley BD22 7EB Tel: 01535 613320

Bradford BD8 8BD Tel: 01274 481330

Sentinel Homecare Ltd Bradford BD8 7AN Tel: 01274 541402

Kalcrest Care (DCA) Bradford BD1 3AZ Tel: 01274 390552

Older people (65+) Dementia Physical disability Learning disability, autism Service User Bands Mental health Sensory impairment Younger adults People who misuse drugs and alcohol Contracted to Bradford Adult Social Care

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Housing with support Housing related support and floating support Every year Bradford Metropolitan District Council receives a grant from Government to provide housing related support to help adults to remain and continue to live independently in their home, including sheltered accommodation.

This type of support is known as floating support. It is offered for up to two years and it is based on your individual support needs and can include help to: • access health services such as doctors, community nurses • access leisure activities, educational courses or you may wish to volunteer to help out a local group • maintain or regain life skills such as managing your money, cooking, shopping and managing your own home • gain confidence and emotional support

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The Council buys in services from a range of organisations to provide floating support in the Bradford district. These organisations are known as ʻapproved providersʼ and they are monitored to ensure that they provide a good service. We also ask people who use housing related support services to get involved in how services are developed and delivered and how the programme is managed.

For more information please contact Adult and Community Services on 01274 434456 or visit our website to view our on‑line directory of housing related services www.bradford.gov.uk/supportingpeople

Sheltered housing Sheltered or retirement housing is suitable for people who like living independently but want the reassurance of knowing that assistance is on hand if there is an emergency, or who expect to be away from home for long periods and need to know their home is safe. Often called retirement housing, there are many different types of sheltered schemes, available both to rent and to buy. Schemes usually consist of between 15 and 40 dwellings. These may be bedsitting rooms, self‑contained flats, bungalows or luxury apartments.

Some schemes are simply housing designed to meet the needs of older people and linked to a community alarm. The majority of schemes have a scheme manager/warden and community alarm service. There are often communal facilities such as a lounge, laundry, guest flat and garden. Meals are

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not normally provided but a few schemes include a restaurant and some can arrange hot meals.

The wardenʼs role The duties of the scheme manager/warden vary considerably between schemes. Some sheltered housing schemes have a resident scheme manager/warden and a 24‑hour service; others have visiting or part‑time staff. Most manager/wardens are expected to: manage the scheme; build up relationships with residents and encourage them to ask for additional support from statutory and voluntary organisations when appropriate; and summon help in an emergency.

The scheme manager/warden is not expected to provide personal care for residents, or to carry out tasks like shopping or cleaning.

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Extra care housing Extra care housing developments are sometimes known as 'very sheltered housing' or 'assisted living apartments'. This is a growing and popular part of the housing with care market for older people. It can offer an environment that is accessible for people who are finding it difficult to get around the house, and which promotes well‑being for people with health conditions.

Typically, there is support to access social activities and recreation and some schemes have their own shop, restaurant and other facilities. Generally there is

an on‑site team offering care and support, which can meet high levels of need.

People find it attractive because it offers independent living in a home of one's own and we might choose to move to extra‑care when still relatively independent, or as a positive alternative to residential care. The potential advantages include the opportunity for couples to stay together rather than being separated by one partner moving into a care home and some schemes offer the choice to buy as well as rent.

Care homes

Care homes with nursing If you think you may need nursing care in a home, you

will need to be visited by a social worker or a care manager to work out what care you will need. This visit might be in your own home, or in hospital if youʼve been ill, or in a care home. You will be fully involved in planning your care needs.

If a care home providing nursing care is the best solution for you, your social worker will give you information to help you find a home which meets your care requirements. The cost of the nursing care part of your fees is paid by the NHS to the home directly: the current amount is £108.70 per week. You can contact the Nurse Care Management Teams for your area at your local Primary Care Trusts (PCTs) listed on page 34.

The figures mentioned above may change after April 2012, check with Adult and Community Services after this date. See page 26 for more information on paying for your care.

‘‘ June cares about her baking. We care about that.

At Barchester it’s all about quality of life.

We know how important hobbies and interests can be. That’s why we support the people we care for to continue their love of cooking and baking.

We even have our own inter-home cooking competition, Cooking with Care, judged by celebrity chef – Paul Rankin!

Barchester offers a home-like feel with an award-winning reputation in over 200 locations.

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All care providers in the country must be registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC). All services are inspected by the CQC, who report on their findings.

These inspection reports are available from the care service or the CQC (visit www.cqc.org.uk).

Further information about the CQC can be found on page 30.

There are two types of care home: Care homes offering personal care only If you are reasonably active, but would like greater security and care, subject to a needs assessment, a care home offering only personal care may be your best option. Personal care includes bathing, feeding, dressing and help with moving and must be paid for if your capital/savings exceed £23,250.

Our range of person-centred care services includes: • 24-hour nursing and residential care • Dementia care in our Memory Lane Community • Respite care and short breaks • Convalescent care • Day care

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Threshfield Court Care Centre | Tel: 01756 752 200 Station Road, Threshfield, Skipton BD23 5ET

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Care home checklist

© 2011 Care Choices Ltd

Home 1 ...................................................................................................................................................... £ ............... p/w Home 2 ...................................................................................................................................................... £ ............... p/w Home 3 ...................................................................................................................................................... £ ............... p/w First impressions • Were you met when you first arrived?

• Do staff seem warm, friendly and polite?

• Do the residents seem happy, active and sociable?

• Does the home feel homely and welcoming?

• Is the home fresh, clean and comfortably furnished?

Fees • How much are the fees? (insert fees above right) • Do the fees cover all the services available?

• Are fees altered annually?

• Are fees altered according to increasing need?

• Is the notice to terminate reasonable?

• Are there smoking and non-smoking areas?

• Are there arrangements for religious observance?

• Can you handle your own money? If not, what arrangements are in place?

• How often does a hairdresser/chiropodist visit?

• Are residents accompanied on visits to the GP or hospital?

Staff • Do the staff appear clean, cheerful and respectful?

• Do staff talk politely to residents?

• Are the staff formally trained?

• Is there an adequate number of staff on day and night?

Transport

Visitors

• Is the home easy to get to for relatives and friends?

• Does the home provide its own transport?

• Are visitors welcome at all times?

• Is there somewhere to see them in private?

• May your visitors join you at meals?

• Can your visitors stay overnight?

Accommodation • Is there a choice of single or shared bedrooms?

• Can you decorate and re-arrange your room to suit yourself?

• Can you bring your own furniture and TV? • Is there a call system for emergencies?

• Are there enough sockets in your room?

• Can you control the heating in your room?

• Can you lock your room and is there a secure place for valuables?

• Is there a separate dining room? Bar? • Are there toilet facilities within easy reach of the communal facilities?

• Are there both showers and baths?

• Are bathrooms adapted to help people in and out of the bath?

Accessibility • Does the home have the right adaptations and equipment to meet your needs?

• Are all areas accessible for wheelchair users?

• Does the home have extra wheelchairs and walking aids?

• Is there adequate provision for people with sight or hearing difficulties?

Life within the home • Are there any rules and restrictions (e.g. going out, time of return etc)?

• Can you choose when to get up and retire every day?

• Are residents involved in decisions about life in the home?

• Is there a telephone where you can make and take calls?

• Is alcohol served or permitted?

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Catering • Do you have a choice about meals?

• Is the food varied and interesting?

• Can the home cater for your dietary needs?

• Can you have snacks or drinks any time of the day or night?

• Can you eat in your room?

Activities • Can you continue to pursue your hobbies and interests?

• Are there organised activities and entertainment?

• Are outings and holidays arranged? How much do they cost?

• Are escorts available if necessary?

• Is a library service available?

• Can you have your own flower bed or help in the garden?

• Can you stay in your own room if you want to?

Gardens • Are the grounds/gardens attractive?

• Are all areas safe and accessible?

• Is there somewhere to sit?

• Are they quiet?

Contract terms • Can you retain your own room if away?

• Can you have a short-stay or trial period?

• Will you be given a statement of terms on admission?

• Are all procedures, such as complaints, clearly spelt-out?

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We understand care, we practise compassion

Norwood House is one of the longest established nursing homes in Keighley and has built an excellent reputation for its high standards. ★ Caring for people by people who care. ★ Registered for people with physical disability or dementia. ★ Promote the principles of care, independence, privacy, dignity, choice, respect, and anti discriminatory. ★ A Quality Standard 3 home, awarded by the Social Services and Primary Care Trust. ★ One of the first homes to implement the use of Telemedicine. ‘ Use of Telemedicine has the potential to bring specialists to a person - without delay and without them needing to travel; something that can be very difficult and unsettling for people with long term care needs. We believe that access to this type of service offers a real improvement in the quality of healthcare that can be delivered and are pleased to have developed this approach in partnership with Norwood House’ Dr Pope, Director of Innovation and Research at Airedale General Hospital.

Keighley (01535) 602137 Fax: (01535) 692017 Greenthwaite Close, off High Spring Gardens Lane, Keighley BD20 6DZ Website: www.norwoodhouse.co.uk Email: care@norwoodhouse.co.uk Proprietors: Mr and Mrs Chaggar

Specialist care (all ages) Support and care services for people with special needs offer a range of options aimed at maintaining their independence by living in their own homes and communities.

Learning disability If you are considering moving out of your family home, there are a number of options that could be explored before considering a care home. You may be able to have your own flat with support. There is also the option of supported living, where you can share a property with other people with support provided for all. Support can include learning independent living skills like cooking, cleaning and money management as well as help with health needs. Either of these options can often give you greater independence and choice than care homes may be able to offer. There are other alternatives too such as Adult Placement or Shared Ownership schemes that could be considered and these can be set up through Adult and Community Services.

An important change affecting people with learning disabilities is the introduction of Personal Budgets (explained on page 8), putting people at the centre of how they choose to pay for their support.

This may be in their own flat or house, a supported living scheme or a care home or care home with nursing which specialises in this type of care.

Many adults with learning disabilities can live in their own homes in their local communities with support but there may be times when an individual has specialist health care needs or behaviour that is particularly challenging when a care home may be more appropriate.

Care homes for people with learning disabilities often specialise e.g. homes for people with autism and challenging behaviour or dementia. A good home will provide opportunities to learn and maintain skills and opportunities to take part in enjoyable and stimulating activities. Care managers, social workers and community nurses from Adult and Community Services, who specialise in learning disability, will be able to give you information to enable you to make the right choices.

Physical disability Following an assessment of your needs, you may be eligible for help from Adult and Community Services, including a Personal Budget, occupational therapy, adaptations to your home, supported housing or help for the person caring for you.

Day support services are available to assist and support people to take part in activities, meet with others and regain their confidence. Day services range from sheltered work to leisure activities, as

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well as individual provision.

A short break away from home can provide a welcome change for yourself and anyone caring for you. The respite care might also be provided in your own home (through a ʻlive‑inʼcarer).

The support you require if you have a physical disability must be tailored to your specific needs and can be provided by the independent and not‑ for‑profit sectors as well as by Adult and Community Services. Help at home with personal care is available during the day and night, 7 days a week. There are also private agencies offering help at home with personal care and housework. See page 14 for more information.

Dementia As it can be best for the person with dementia to stay in their own home for as long as possible, a range of community care services are available to facilitate this. Adult and Community Services can provide access to: home care; meals in the home; sitting services (which provide a break for carers); advice on equipment and adaptations; day care centres and respite care. If you are responsible for looking after someone with dementia in their own home you may be entitled to support in your own right to help you manage.

These services can be provided directly by

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Specialist care (all ages) continued registered providers to those who do not require financial help from Adult and Community Services, however Adult and Community Services will still be willing to offer an assessment of need. You may have a choice of which agency you receive your care from whether or not Adult and Community Services assist with the funding of your service.

If you are considering a specialist care home, remember it should be able to maintain and improve your quality of life. Depending on the degree of the dementia, you should be able to live in a care home that offers quality personal care and person‑centred care. Itʼs important to consider homes that provide nursing care in case your condition deteriorates and you require a higher level of care. Many care homes offer specialist units

with experienced nursing staff and facilities adapted to the needs of residents with dementia.

People with dementia can benefit from a range of group or individual therapies involving social interaction and mental stimulation, including reminiscence. Activity co‑ordinators and occupational therapists can provide people with dementia with reality orientation, reminiscence and validation therapy. Music therapy, art therapy approaches and other creative therapies can also be helpful.

Behaviour management approaches that promote understanding of the behaviour of the person with dementia can also be beneficial and trained staff can offer this service within many care establishments.

Residential dementia care checklist © 2011 Care Choices Ltd Things to look for in care homes specialising in dementia. Please use in conjunction with the care homes checklist on page 22.

Residents The best indication of a good home is that the residents appear happy and responsive.

Are there rummage boxes around the home to stimulate residents?

Access If the person with dementia needs or is likely to need equipment or adaptations you may want to check: There is adequate signage and cues for different parts of the home such as dining room and bathroom.

The homeʼs policy about locking external doors.

Bedrooms You may want to find out whether the person with dementia can have a single room and whether: Residents are encouraged to bring in some of their own furniture and possessions to increase familiarity.

Activities Residents should be stimulated without feeling stressed.

Are reminiscence activities available?

Are residents able to compile memory boxes?

Do staff compile life story books including photographs and mementoes?

Staff It is important to note whether staff seem friendly and caring towards residents and whether they treat residents with respect.

Do they have any training and experience in dementia care?

Will the person with dementia have a member of staff particularly responsible for their care?

Is there a member of staff you can talk to about your own worries about the person with dementia?

Manager/head of home A manager who is caring as well as efficient can make all the difference to a home.

Does the manager have a knowledge of dementia and can they deal with difficulties that may arise in an understanding way?

Is there a full assessment at home before a resident is admitted?

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Specialist care (all ages) continued Mental health Your local Community Mental Health Team (CMHT) should be your first point of contact if you have mental health issues. You can ask your GP to refer you or ask someone who knows you to contact the CMHT on your behalf.

There is increased demand for home care for people with mental health issues arising from greater use of supported living instead of care home placements. Like other specialist care services, this can be paid for (if you have been

assessed as eligible) with a Personal Budget, discussed on page 8.

Alternatively, a good care home can help improve the quality of your life ‑ the structured environment and activities provided can build up your confidence. The care providers should assess you carefully to make sure the placement is right for you.

A member of staff may visit you at home, talk to you and look at your assessments of health and social care need.

Paying for care Care funded by the Council Do I qualify for local authority financial assistance?

If you have been assessed as needing a care home place and your capital is below £23,250 you should be entitled to financial support from your local authority.

If you have capital below £14,250 you will be entitled to maximum support contributing your income less £22.30 retained for your personal expenses. If you have capital between £14,250 and £23,250 you will also pay a capital tariff of £1 per week for each £250 between these two figures.

Capital includes the value of your former home unless itʼs occupied by your partner, a relative who is aged over 60 years or incapacitated, a child under 16 years who you maintain or a separated partner who is a lone parent.

What if a home costs more than the local authority is prepared to pay?

The local authority will allow a third party to top‑up as long as they are able to do so over the long term.

My partner needs care, how does this financially affect me?

Your local authority will take into account 50% of any joint savings therefore, to accelerate financial help, it is better to have separate single accounts meeting care costs paid from the account of the person in the care home.

Do I have a choice of care home if the Council is paying?

Yes and it can even be in a different county. The home you choose must be suitable for your assessed needs, comply with any terms and conditions set by your local authority and not cost any more than they would usually pay for someone with your needs.

Paying for your own care Self‑funding If you are self‑funding your care because you are not eligible for local authority funding there are other forms of financial assistance you may be entitled to:

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Will the local authority pay my fees whilst I am selling my former home?

If, apart from your property, your other capital is below £23,250 the local authority will help as above with the costs during the first twelve weeks of permanent care. Beyond that period any

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Paying for your own care continued financial help will be charged against the value of your former home and recovered from the eventual sale proceeds.

Do I have to sell my property?

No, your local authority can lend you the money to pay for your care charged against your property value. However, they may limit how much they will pay and it could adversely effect your welfare benefit entitlements.

Do I have to pay Council Tax on an empty property?

If you move into a care home and your property is left empty then you should receive full exemption from Council Tax until itʼs sold.

What happens if I move into a care home independently and run out of money?

Once your capital reduces to £23,250 you should seek local authority assistance. However, if the home costs more than the local authority usually pays and wonʼt reduce its fees you could be in the difficult situation of either finding a source of top‑ up or seeking less expensive accommodation.

If there is a likelihood of running out of money itʼs important that you arrange an assessment of your care needs with the local social services department to ensure they will step into help. Also check if the care home owner can continue to accommodate you at social services funding rates or will require a third party top‑up.

Is there any financial help that is not means tested?

Attendance Allowance is a non‑means tested, non‑ taxable allowance paid at the lower rate of £49.30 for those needing care by day or night and, at a higher rate of £73.60 for those needing care by day and night.

Whether your stay is temporary or permanent if you receive nursing care in a care home you may be entitled to an NHS Registered Nursing Care Contribution (RNCC) towards the cost of your nursing care, paid directly to the home at £108.70 per week. If your needs are primarily health care needs, you may be entitled to full funding from your local PCT following an assessment under their continuing care eligibility criteria. This figure applies to England only. Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland pay different amounts.

Third party payments If the home you choose costs more that the rate the Council usually pays for someone with your needs, you will have the choice to ask someone else to make an additional payment.

If there is no‑one available to supply the extra payment, you can ask the Council to find you another placement at their normal rate. If, however, you do decide to live in the more expensive home and you have someone who is able to make an additional payment for you, they will have to pay the difference between the Councilʼs rate and the amount the home charges. This additional payment is often referred to as a ʻtop‑upʼ or ʻthird party top‑upʼ.

The law says that you are not allowed to make this additional payment yourself, except in limited circumstances. Therefore, the additional payment has to be made by someone else, for example, a

family member or charity.

Before anyone agrees to make additional payments on your behalf they should be aware that the amount could change, usually increase, once a year and they need to be confident that they can sustain the payments for as long as they are required. If the additional payments stop being paid for any reason, then you should seek help and advice via Adult Services Direct on 01274 435400.

Once it has been established that someone is willing and able to make these payments they will be asked to sign an agreement to formalise the arrangement. Because the financing of care is a complex area it is advisable to contact the social worker who is arranging your placement with you or Adult Services Direct on 01274 435400 to ask for advice and individual guidance.

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Important information Care home contracts for self‑funding residents If you are self‑funding your care and have a contract with your care provider, it is important to speak to solicitors with experience in this field. Any contract should explain: the cost of care, what services are included in the price and how often this is reviewed; what complaints procedure is in place; what your rights are and the obligations of the care provider under the contract; the procedure for cancelling a contract and the administering of medication.

According to an Office of Fair Trading evaluation of its 2005 market study into care homes for older people, there have been improvements in the provision of information to consumers. 94 per cent of care homes say they provide residents with a contract or statement of terms and conditions, compared to 82 per cent six years ago.

Visit: www.oft.gov.uk/OFTwork/publications/ publication‑categories/reports/Evaluating/oft1322 to view the report.

How solicitors can help A solicitor can give you impartial advice about wills, making gifts, estate planning and Powers of Attorney. Some can also offer guidance on immediate and long‑term care plans, ensuring (if applicable) the NHS has made the correct contribution to your fees.

Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPA) allow you to appoint someone you trust to make decisions about your personal welfare, including healthcare and consent to medical treatment, and/ or your property and financial affairs. An LPA is only valid once registered with the Office of the Public Guardian. It allows for a person of your choice to make decisions on your behalf at a time when you may be unable.

The Court of Protection can issue Orders directing the management of a personʼs property and financial affairs if they are incapable of managing their own affairs should they not have a LPA. The Court procedure is presently very slow and the fees are quite expensive so preparing a LPA is always advisable, providing you have somebody sufficiently trustworthy to appoint as your attorney.

An ʻadvance directiveʼ allows you to communicate your wishes in respect of future medical treatment but it is not legally binding. You may instead wish to make a living will, properly known as an ʻadvance decisionʼ setting out treatment that you do not want to receive in specified circumstances, which would legally have to be followed, even if you die as a result.

Any proposed Gift out of your estate needs careful consideration of the benefits, risks and implications, particularly on any future liability for care costs or tax liability.

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Long‑term care: whether you remain in your own home or move into sheltered accommodation or a care home, you may qualify for financial assistance in the form of social care and NHS‑funded care and welfare benefits.

If you donʼt have your own solicitor, ask family or friends for their recommendations. Contact several firms, explain your situation and ask for an estimate of cost and an idea of time scales involved. Many firms will make home visits if necessary and will adapt their communications to meet your needs.

Itʼs important to find a solicitor who specialises in this area of the law. The Citizenʼs Advice Bureau offer an advice service and will be able to recommend solicitors in your area.

Solicitors for the Elderly (SFE) is a national association committed to providing and promoting high‑quality legal services for older people.

Tel: 0870 067 0282 Web: www.solicitorsfortheelderly.com

Read Dunn Connell Solicitors

Our solicitors are ready to provide friendly, compassionate and professional advice in:• Lasting Powers of Attorney • Court of Protection procedure • Funding of residential home fees • Will and Trust drafting • The administration of Trusts & Estates • Tax planning

Please contact: Belinda Fox at our Ilkley Office on 01943 601173 or Sarah Littlewood at our Bradford Office on 01274 723858.

Sarah is a Member of Solicitors for the Elderly and a Trust and Estate Practitioner on 01274 723858

www.readdunnconnell.co.uk

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Comments, compliments and complaints All organisations need to know how they are performing. They are happy to receive your feedback on their service whether they are compliments or complaints. Feel free to tell them what you think and your comments can be used constructively to improve the service.

If you do need to make a complaint you should feel able to complain about any aspect of your care which affects your happiness or comfort. This could be about the way you are treated by a staff member or the quality of the food you are served. You can also make comments and suggestions about possible improvements to your surroundings and

the services provided.

Providers are required under essential standards of quality and safety to have a simple and easy to use complaints procedure which they will be happy to give you. If you are concerned about the care that you, a friend or a relative is receiving, it makes sense to speak to the manager before you take any further action. The problem may be resolved quite easily once they are made aware of it.

However, if you need to make a formal complaint, you should initially contact the registered owners of the service. They have a duty to respond to any complaints made.

Safeguarding vulnerable adults A vulnerable adult is: ʻsomeone over 18 years of age who might be unable to protect themselves from significant harm or serious exploitation because of a physical or mental disability, age or illnessʼ (No Secrets, Department of Health 2000).

Abuse is the violation of an individualʼs human or civil rights by another person or people and it can take many different forms, such as: • physical abuse: being hit or restrained, misuse of medication • sexual abuse: being harassed, teased or being forced to have sex without consent • neglect: not getting adequate care, food, medication, heating • psychological abuse: bullying, threats, verbal abuse • discriminatory abuse: ridicule or threats because of race, gender, disability, age, sexual orientation • financial abuse: theft, fraud, exploitation, pressure

to change a will, misappropriation of property and possessions • institutional abuse: mistreatment by an organisation or individual where care is provided.

Abuse can happen anywhere and by anyone, including relatives, friends, neighbours, paid care workers, volunteers, professional staff and strangers.

Who can you report abuse to?

Bradford Metropolitan District Councilʼs Adult Protection Unit: General enquiries ‑ tel: 01274 431077 Duty / New referrals ‑ tel: 01274 434442 You can contact the police at any time by telephone. Telephone 999 in an emergency where there is a danger to life, or a crime is in progress.

Telephone 0845 606 0606 for non‑emergencies.

Haworth High Street

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Inspection and registration of care services All care providers must be registered under a system introduced by the Health and Social Care Act 2008, which brings adult social care, independent healthcare and the NHS under a single set of essential standards of quality and safety for the first time.

The Care Quality Commission (CQC) is the independent regulator of health and social care in England. They regulate care provided through a range of methods including:

The Care Quality Commission Citygate Gallowgate Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 4PA When considering care services, itʼs always a good idea to check a serviceʼs inspection report on the Care Quality Commissionʼs comprehensive website: www.cqc.org.uk

• Registering providers to ensure they are meeting the essential standards of quality and safety.

• Monitoring how providers comply with the standards.

• Promoting improvement in services.

• Using enforcement powers where necessary.

• Publishing up to date information about the compliance of adult social care providers with essential standards of safety and quality.

Following an inspection, each service is given a report of how it rates against national essential standards of quality and safety. Each serviceʼs report can be seen on the CQC website: www.cqc.org.uk For any enquiries or to register a concern or a complaint, contact CQC by ‑ telephone: 03000 616161 or by email: enquiries@cqc.org.uk

The Registered Nursing Home Association in Bradford, Keighley & Ilkley In this Directory you will find a lot of care homes with nursing and a lot of advice on how to choose the right one. Choosing the right home for yourself or someone you love is difficult. Most homes are satisfactory, but you want more than that. You want a better home.

As you look through this guide you will see that some homesʼ advertisements feature a Maltese Cross, like this . These are members of the Registered Nursing Home Association (RNHA).

The RNHA is a mark of quality. It is a national organisation with members throughout the UK. For 40 years it has represented not only nursing homes but the needs of the people who live in them. By staff support, by advice and by working at a high level with Government and the regulatory bodies, the RNHA helps its members to remain in the

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forefront of quality nursing care and is the only organisation to specialise exclusively in nursing home care.

Members of the RNHA are easily recognised as they are proud to display the Blue Cross. They have earned the right to use it by years of quality care and attention to detail. Whatever your needs, a local RNHA member will have the right facilities for you. Choose one of our members with confidence.

RNHA John Hewitt House, Tunnel Lane, Off Lifford Lane, Kings Norton, Birmingham B30 3JN Telephone: 0121 451 1088 Fax: 0121 486 3175 Freephone: 0800 0740 194 Email: info@rnha.co.uk

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LISTER HOUSE Limited

Lister House Limited is a family run business providing 24-hour nursing care for ladies and gentlemen for both long and short stays. Our Certificate of Registration enables us to care for adults both above and below 65 years of age with Nursing / Residential Care and Palliative Care / Terminal Illness. We aim to provide a warm homely environment, with an emphasis on tender loving care, home cooked fresh food served up in happy pleasant surroundings.

Sherrington House provides: • Nursing Care for 39 Ladies & Gentlemen • Home Cooked Meals are Prepared Using Seasonal Fresh Produce • Special Diets are Catered For • Nurse Call System, TV & Telephone point in Each Room • Number of communal areas on all floors • Activities vary from bingo & dominoes to knitting & crosswords

Lister House

provides:

• Nursing Care for 32 Ladies & Gentlemen • Nurse Call System, TV & Telephone in Each Room • Assisted Shower & Bath Facilities • Social Activities include: Hairdressing, Crafts, Quizzes, Bingo, Games, Reminiscence, Aromatherapy Hand Massage, Music & Many More.

“QUALITY CARE IN HOMELY SURROUNDINGS”

LISTER HOUSE Limited

13 Heaton Road•Bradford•BD8 8RA Te l : 01274 4 94 911 • Fa x : 01274 5 413 5 9

E m a i l : e n q u i r i e s @ l h n h . c o . u k We b s i t e : w w w. l h n h . c o . u k Lister House Ltd is a limited company registered in England and Wales. Registered Number: 2409443. Registered Office: 13 Heaton Road. Bradford. BD8 8RA

Local useful contacts AGE UK (AGE CONCERN) BRADFORD AND DISTRICT An independent local charity serving the areas of Bradford, Bingley, Ilkley, Keighley and Shipley.

19 Sunbridge Road, Bradford BD1 2AY Tel: 01274 395144 Email: info@ageconcernbradford.org.uk ALZHEIMERʼS SOCIETY The Bradford branch can give you support and advice on all forms of dementia and sources of help in Bradford and the surrounding District.

Unit 16, Parkview Court St Paulʼs Road, Shipley West Yorkshire BD18 3DZ Tel: 01274 586008 BRADFORD Local Involvement Network (LINk) Aims to help everyone to connect and make a difference to healthcare and social care in the Bradford district. It helps you to make your voice heard when decisions are made.

For more information, call the Bradford LINk team on 01535 665258 or email info@bradfordlink.org.uk.

CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU Provides free information, advice and assistance on any subject to help resolve any difficulties people face in everyday life.

• Bradford George Street, Bradford, West Yorkshire BD1 5AA Telephone: 0845 120 2909 Fax: 01274 370177

LEONARD CHESHIRE (NORTH EAST & YORKSHIRE) Unit 7, Clifton Moor Business Village, James Nicholson Link,York YO30 4XG. Tel: 01904 693422 Email: info@ney.leonardcheshire.org.uk LOCAL ADULT AND COMMUNITY SERVICES There is one central phone number for all Adult and Community Services offices. Tel: 01274 435400.

However, if you wish to ring your local office direct and you are over 65, the numbers are: • Bradford North Tel: 01274 435100 • Bradford West Tel: 01274 435200 • Bradford South Tel: 01274 435400 • Keighley (including Wharfe Valley) Tel: 01535 618400 • Shipley (including Bingley) Tel: 01274 438700 If you are under 65 you can ring the Bradford district‑wide team on: Tel: 01274 438700.

If you are in hospital, there are Adult and Community Services departments in the following: • Bradford Royal Infirmary Tel: 01274 364292/3 • St. Lukeʼs Hospital Tel: 01274 365118 • Airedale General Hospital Tel: 01535 293712

• Keighley & District Central Hall, Alice Street Keighly, West Yorkshire BD21 3JD Telephone: 0845 120 2909 Fax: 01535 612432

PATIENT ADVICE AND LIAISON SERVICE (PALS) Tel: 01274 408600 E‑mail: pals@bradford.nhs.uk

• Shipley 6 Windsor Road, Shipley BD18 3EQ Tel: 08451 202909 Fax: 01274 400131

AIREDALE HOSPITAL NHS FOUNDATION TRUST Tel: 01535 652511

CARE QUALITY COMMISSION North Eastern Region The Care Quality Commission inspect and report on care services to improve social care and stamp out bad practice.

St Nicholas Building, St Nicholas Street, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 1NB Tel: 0191 233 3300 Email: enquiries.northeastern@cqc.org.uk

BRADFORD DISTRICT CARE TRUST Tel: 01274 228300

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NHS contacts

NHS BRADFORD AND AIREDALE Tel: 01274 237555

BRADFORD ROYAL INFIRMARY Tel: 01274 542200 YORKSHIRE AMBULANCE NHS TRUST Tel: 0845 124 1241 NHS BRADFORD AND AIREDALE Douglas Mill, Bowling Old Lane, Bradford BD5 7JR. Tel: 0845 111 5000

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National useful contacts ACTION ON ELDER ABUSE (AEA) Works to protect, and prevent the abuse of, vulnerable older adults.

Helpline: 0808 808 8141 Web: www.elderabuse.org.uk

FRIENDS OF THE ELDERLY A charity that supports older people who have a range of practical needs.

Tel: 0207 730 8263 Web: www.fote.org.uk

AGE UK (the new, combined, Age Concern and Help the Aged) National helpline: 0800 169 8787 Web: www.ageuk.org.uk

INDEPENDENTAGE Pledges to tackle social isolation by getting older people online and supporting them in their homes.

Tel: 0207 605 4200 Web: www.independentage.org.uk

ALZHEIMERʼS SOCIETY NATIONAL DEMENTIA HELPLINE England andWales: 0845 3000 336 Open 8.30am‑6.30pm ASSOCIATION OF CHARITY OFFICERS A national umbrella body for benevolent charities.

Tel: 01707 651777 Web: www.aco.uk.net BRITISH INSTITUTE OF LEARNING DIFFICULTIES (BILD) Committed to improving the quality of life for people with a learning disability.

Tel: 01562 723 010 Web: www.bild.org.uk CARERS UK The voice of carers.

Tel: 0207 490 8818 Web: www.carersuk.org COUNSEL AND CARE Advice and help for older people.

Tel: 0845 300 7585 Web: www.counselandcare.org.uk ELDERLY ACCOMODATION COUNSEL Help older people make informed choices about meeting their housing and care needs.

Free advice line: 0800 377 7070 Web: www.housingcare.org FIRSTSTOP ADVICE Advice and information on all aspects of care, accommodation, housing, finance and rights for older people.

Care Advice Line: 0800 389 2077 Finance Advice Line: 0800 310 2011 Web: www.firststopadvice.org.uk

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NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR PROVIDERS OF ACTIVITIES FOR OLDER PEOPLE (NAPA) Promotes the importance of activities for older persons.

Tel: 0207 078 9375 Web: www.napa‑activities.co.uk PENSION SERVICE, THE Provides information about pensions and other pensioner benefits.

Benefit enquiry line: 0800 88 22 00 Web: www.dwp.gov.uk REGISTERED NURSING HOME ASSOCIATION (RNHA) Campaigns for high standards in nursing home care.

Tel: 0121 451 1088 Web: www.rnha.co.uk RELATIVES AND RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION, THE Exists for older people needing, or living in, residential care and the families and friends left behind.

Advice line: 0207 359 8136 Web: www.relres.org UNITED KINGDOM HOME CARE ASSOCIATION (UKHCA) Professional association of home care providers from the independent, voluntary, not‑for‑profit and statutory sectors.

Helpline: 0208 288 5291 Web: www.ukhca.co.uk

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Specialist care home The Orchards is a small care home in Heaton, close to the village centre with excellent public transport links. We provide a safe, supported living environment which promotes autonomy and independence for those under or over 65 with dementia, mental health issues or physical disabilities.

We undertake continued professional development to ensure our staff are trained to the highest standards. A dedicated Activities and Therapies Co-ordinator provides a varied weekly programme.

Local authority and private clients are welcome.

1 Wilmer Drive, Heaton, Bradford, BD9 4AR Tel: 01274 547086 Fax: 01274 481090 Residents line: 01274 547276 Email: admin@orchardscarehome.co.uk Web: www.orchardscarehome.co.uk

HOME CARE SERVICES

Offering you the freedom to choose, your care, your way

We provide a range of totally flexible services: • Fully trained carers - from 15 minutes to 24 hour care.

• Personal care - help with your personal care needs.

• Domestic help - help with housework, shopping and meal preparation.

• Companionship - accompanying you when out and about.

• Live-in care - round the clock care when you need it, long or short term.

• Respite Care - when your regular carer is unable to provide care.

• Holiday care - helping you enjoy a holiday at home or abroad.

• Home from hospital care - helping you settle in at home. following discharge from hospital.

• Specialist care - a range of specialist requirements including Alzheimers, Parkinsons, acquired brain or spinal injuries.

Please call to discuss your needs

01274 548776

All Dignicare staff are subject to rigorous recruitment procedures including a full enhanced Ciminal Records Bureau check.

Our staff are fully trained and required to constantly develop their skills.

Our 2 Registered Nurse Managers ensure the highest standards of care are delivered.

Dignicare provide care that is tailored to your requirements, your care, your way, when you need it.

info@dignicare.co.uk www.dignicare.co.uk

Dignicare Ltd, 1 Wilmer Drive, Heaton, Bradford, BD9 4AR

Baildon care homes Borrins Residential Home, The

Grange Court Residential Home

Station Road, Baildon, Shipley BD17 6NW Tel: 01274 582604 Places: 32 Advert page 11

Station Road, Baildon, Shipley BD17 6HS Tel: 01274 531222 Places: 30 Advert Inside Back Cover

Cedars (Baildon) Ltd, The 23/25 Threshfield Road, Baildon BD17 6QA Tel: 01274 531125 Places: 12

Bingley care homes Beck Croft Residential Home

Thompson Court

2 Beck Lane, Bingley BD16 4EL Tel: 01274 566874 Places: 14

Morton Lane, Crossflatts, Bingley BD16 2EP Tel: 01274 561965 Places: 37

Bradford care homes Ashville Care Home

Bierley Court

58 Sandmoor Garth, Idle, Bradford BD10 8PN Tel: 01274 613442 Places: 29

49a Bierley Lane, Bierley BD4 6AD Tel: 01274 680300 Places: 40

Beacon House

Britannia Care Home

281 Beacon Road, Wibsey, Bradford BD6 3DQ Tel: 01274 501681 Places: 16

4 Thorn Street, Bradford BD8 9NU Tel: 01274 770405 Places: 25

Beckfield

Carlton and Pelham House

70 Bolton Lane, Bradford BD2 4BN Tel: 01274 203000 Places: 35

Pelham Road, Undercliffe, Bradford BD2 3DB Tel: 01274 270048 Places: 8 Advert page 37

Beechcliffe Residential Home

Carlton Villa Residential Home

16 Park Drive, Heaton BD9 4DR Tel: 01274 487207 Places: 25

Beeches Care Home, The 320 Beacon Road, Wibsey, Bradford BD6 3DP Tel: 01274 608656 Places: 64 Advert page 41

2 Pelham Road, Undercliffe, Bradford BD2 3DB Tel: 01274 634913 Places: 13

Advert page 37

Copwood Respite Service

15 Copgrove Road, Holmewood BD4 0DJ Tel: 01274 684511 Places: 6

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Carlton Care Group provide the following services in the West Yorkshire area: Home Care • Elderly Residential Care • General Nursing Care Learning Disability Residential Care • Supported Living Packages Carlton Manor Care Home The home is equipped to care for the young, the elderly, respite or short break care.

23 Parkfield Road, Bradford, BD8 7AB Tel: 01274 544374

Carlton and Pelham House Residential services in purpose built homes specifically designed for individuals on the Autistic Spectrum.

2 Pelham Road, Undercliffe, Bradford, BD2 3DB Tel: 01274 640338

Carlton Villa Residential Home 2 Pelham Road, Undercliffe, Bradford, BD2 3DB Tel: 01274 634913 Long term care for ladies and gentlemen over 65 years of age with mental health care needs and physical disabilities.

Carlton Supported Living 2 Pelham Road, Undercliffe, Bradford, BD2 3DB Tel: 01274 640338 We can provide you with a home of your own alongside a tailor made package supporting you to gain the daily living skills you may require to live independently.

Carlton Home Care Domicilliary Services, 134 Leeds Road, Shipley BD18 1BX

Tel: 01274 593588

To help you to continue to live in your own home, by providing you with practical, reliable assistance tailored to suit your own needs.

Carlton Nursing Home Rawdon Cragg, Woodlands Drive, Rawdon, Yorkshire, LS19 6JZ

Tel: 01132 509633

The home is idyllically set in woodlands, easily accessible to Leeds and Bradford within its own secure grounds. Dementia, Mental Health

The Carlton Nursing Home 25 Greenway, Milnsbridge, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD3 4RZ

Tel: 01484 655511

Carlton Nursing Home is a purpose built EMI Nursing home providing a first class care service. Dementia

Carlton Specialist Care Centre 18 Greenway, Milnsbridge, Huddersfield, HD3 4RZ

Tel: 01484 461997

Independence to those with dual diagnosis and challenging behaviour and people with autistic spectrum disorder. Learning disability

Carlton Autistic Centre 23 Greenway, Milnsbridge, Huddersfield, HD3 4RZ Tel: 01484 649899 Providing specialist purpose built residential care for adults on the autistic spectrum.

If you require further information please contact us: Carlton Care Group, Head Office, 134 Leeds Road, Shipley BD18 1BX t: 01274 714517 e: info@carltoncare-group.com

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Bradford care homes continued Crossley House

Leylands Rest Home

885 Thornton Road, Bradford BD8 0HH Tel: 01274 497551 Places: 58 Advert page 7

A.W.A. France Ltd

Specialises on in-house motivational

Elmhurst Residential Care Home 69‑71 Pollard Lane, Undercliffe, Bradford BD2 4RW Tel: 01274 638151 Places: 22

Emily Court Oakwell Close, Bradford BD7 3PU Tel: 01274 521733 Places: 38

A specialist home for dementia clients.

Provides quality care in a relaxed friendly atmosphere.

24 hour care.

Vouchers accepted. Unrestricted visiting.

• Single and shared rooms. activity, integration with local community, • 6 en-suite bedrooms. regular trips to the Dales etc organised.

• Stairlifts.

• Visiting hairdresser, chiropodist, optician, dentist, GP. 16/18 LEYLANDS LANE, HEATON, BRADFORD BD9 5PX TEL: 01274 543935 FAX: 01274 770035 Email: info@awafrance.co.uk www.leylandsresthome.co.uk

Langdale Residential Home

Emm Lane Care Home 72 Emm Lane, Heaton, Bradford BD9 4JH Tel: 01274 541444 Places: 14

Flowers Care Home, The 3 Snape Drive, Horton Bank Top, Bradford BD7 4LZ Tel: 01274 575814 Places: 23

Green Gables Residential Care Home 2 Woodside Road, Low Moor, Bradford BD12 0TX Tel: 01274 676231 Places: 11

Harbourne Brearcliffe Drive, Wibsey, Bradford BD6 2LE Tel: 01274 435450 Places: 27

23 Bierley Lane, Bierley, Bradford BD4 6AB Tel: 01274 682164 Places: 19

Laurel Bank Care Home Main Street, Wilsden, Bradford BD15 0JR Tel: 01535 274774 Places: 63 Advert page 41

Leylands Rest Home 16/18 Leylands Lane, Heaton, Bradford BD9 5PX Tel: 01274 543935 Places: 17

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Maryam Rest Home 4 Hazelhurst Road, Bradford BD9 6BJ Tel: 01274 820377 Places: 4

Mill View

Hawthornes, The Mill Lane, Bradford Road, Birkenshaw BD11 2AP Tel: 01274 680033 Places: 40 Advert page 9

Bolton Lane, Bradford BD2 1DX Tel: 01274 718910 Places: 50

New Line Rest Home

Heathers, The 1 St Pauls Road, Manningham, Bradford BD8 7LU Tel: 01274 541040 Places: 29

Heaton Grange Residential Home 425a Toller Lane, Heaton, Bradford BD9 5NN Tel: 01274 494439 Places: 20

28 New Line, Greengates, Bradford BD10 9AS Tel: 01274 616631 Places: 28

Norman Lodge

Holme View Gillingham Green, Holme Wood, Bradford BD4 9DT Tel: 01274 681682 Places: 35

1a Glenroyd Avenue, Odsal, Bradford BD6 1EX Tel: 01274 691520 Places: 35

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ROSEGARLAND RESIDENTIAL CARE HOME LTD We are a small, warm and friendly home which promotes independence and helps to maintain dignity. We also: • Organise activities on a weekly basis.

• Cater for special dietary needs.

• Have visiting GP’s, hairdresser and chiropodist.

• Ensure all staff undergo training and development programmes.

846 Thornton Road, • Invite residents to bring personal items to maintain personal identity.

Fairweather Green, Bradford, • A lift to all floors.

West Yorkshire BD8 0JN Please contact Mrs Gumeniuk RGN for more information.

Tel: 01274 543054

Bradford care homes continued Oak Lodge Residential Home LLP

Parkfield Rest Home

11 Oak Villas, Manningham, Bradford BD8 7BG Tel: 01274 546920 Places: 32

9 Parkfield Road, Manningham, Bradford BD8 7AB Tel: 01274 488280 Places: 9

Oak Mount

Pollard House

14 Oak Mount, Manningham, Bradford BD8 7BE Tel: 01274 549307 Places: 10

68 Pollard Lane, Undercliffe, Bradford BD2 4RW Tel: 01274 636208 Places: 28

Oakleigh Care Home

Reevy Road Care Home

Oakleigh Road, Clayton, Bradford BD14 6NP Tel: 01274 880330 Places: 31

60 Reevy Road West, Buttershaw BD6 3LH Tel: 01274 691035 Places: 24

Old Park Road Respite Service

Rookvale

51 Old Park Road, Greengates BD10 9BG Tel: 01274 617905 Places: 6

3 Carlton Drive, Heaton BD9 4DL Tel: 01274 793771 Places: 19

Orchards Care Home, The

Rose Cottage

1 Wilmer Drive, Heaton BD9 4AR Tel: 01274 547086 Places: 24 Advert page 35

14 Kipping Lane, Thornton, Bradford BD13 3EL Tel: 01274 833641 Places: 16

Rosegarland Care Home Ltd

Park View 8 North Park Road, Heaton, Bradford BD9 4NB Tel: 01274 544638 Places: 23

Advert Outside Back Cover

846 Thornton Road, Fairweather Green, Bradford BD8 0JN Tel: 01274 543054 Places: 18

Advert above

Park View Road Care Home

Saint John of God Hospitaller Services ‑ 1 Bedeʼs Close

2a Park View Road, Bradford BD9 4PA Tel: 01274 481030 Places: 9

Thornton, Bradford BD13 3NQ Tel: 01422 438540 Places: 4

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Bradford care homes continued Salroyd Villa

Walmer Lodge Residential Home

21/23 Salroyd Road, Low Moor, Bradford BD12 0JN Tel: 01274 603887 Places: 16

6 Walmer Villas, Manningham, Bradford BD8 7ET Tel: 01274 499338 Places: 12

Shahida Care Home ‑ query PM

Weaver Court Care Home

1212 Great Horton Road, Bradford BD7 4PL Places: 2

Moorfield Place, Idlecroft Road, Idle BD10 9TL Tel: 01274 615538 Places: 22

Silverlea Residential Home 3 First Avenue, Bradford Moor, Bradford BD3 7JG Tel: 01274 663201 Places: 35

Southfield Care Home Belton Close, Great Horton, Bradford BD7 3LF Tel: 01274 521944 Places: 42 Advert below

West Bank Care Home 21 Crow Tree Lane, Bradford BD8 0AN Tel: 01274 487889 Places: 10

Whiteoak Respite Service

2 Foston Close, Fagley BD2 3QF Tel: 01274 323778 Places: 15

Willow Bank Care Home

Spring Mount Dementia Care Home 4 Parsons Road, Heaton, Bradford BD9 4DW Tel: 01274 541239 Places: 24

Sunningdale EMI Care Home 5‑6 North Park Road, Manningham, Bradford BD9 4NB Tel: 01274 545859 Places: 40

Bell Dean Road, Allerton, Bradford BD15 7WB Tel: 01274 889275 Places: 59 Advert page 41

Woodleigh Rest Home Brewery Lane, Queensbury, Bradford BD13 2SR Tel: 01274 880649 Places: 33

Thornfield House

Woodside

261 Highfield Road, Idle, Bradford BD10 8QY Tel: 01274 414165 Places: 7

279‑281 Beacon Road, Wibsey, Bradford BD6 3DQ Tel: 01274 570244 Places: 9

Wagtail Close

Woodward Court

15 Wagtail Close, Bradford BD6 3YJ Tel: 01274 884061 Places: 3

Kirklees Road, Greenway Drive, Bradford BD15 7YT Tel: 01274 882165 Places: 30

provides a warm, caring and nurturing environment where our residents are given person centred and holistic care by fully experienced and well trained staff.

The home caters for the elderly and residents who have been diagnosed with Dementia. All single bedrooms, most en suite, wide themed corridors, 8 person passenger lift and beautiful gardens.

Belton Close, Great Horton, Bradford BD7 3LF

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Main Street, Wilsden, West Yorkshire BD15 0JR Tel: 01535 274774 Fax: 01535 274035

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Beacon Road, Wibsey, West Yorkshire BD6 3DP Tel: 01274 608656 Fax: 01274 607671

Ilkley care homes Abbeydale

Ghyll Court Residential Home

Grove Road, Ilkley LS29 9QE Tel: 01943 603074 Places: 36 Advert Inside Front Cover

The Wells Walk, Ilkley LS29 9LH Tel: 01943 607059 Places: 14

Glen Rosa & Kitwood House

AbbeyďŹ eld Ilkley Society Ltd 12 Riddings Road, Ilkley LS29 9BF Tel: 01943 886014 Places: 16

24 Grove Road, Ilkley LS29 9PH Tel: 01943 609604 Places: 47

Elmleigh Convent Residential Home 42 Kings Road, Ilkley LS29 9AT Tel: 01943 607003 Places: 16

Hollycroft Care Home 16 Hebers Ghyll Drive, Ilkley LS29 9QH Tel: 01943 607698 Places: 30

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Ilkley care homes continued Homecroft Residential Home

Rosegarth Residential Home

27 Victoria Avenue, Ilkley LS29 9BW Tel: 01943 608062 Places: 26

5 Clifton Road, Ben Rhydding, Ilkley LS29 8TT Tel: 01943 609273 Places: 18

Kirkwood Care Home

Straven House Residential Home

36 Moorfield Road, Ben Rhydding, Ilkley LS29 8BL Tel: 01943 600653

Places: 20

Queens Road, Ilkley LS29 9QL Tel: 01943 607063 Places: 24

Keighley care homes Bronte Park Residential Home

Moorfields Lodge

Bridgehouse Lane, Haworth, Keighley BD22 8QE Tel: 01535 643268 Places: 28 Advert Outside Back Cover

West Lane, Haworth, Keighley BD22 8EN Tel: 01535 649230 Places: 5

Morton Close

Croft House Care Home Main Road, Eastburn, Keighley BD20 7SJ Tel: 01535 654989 Places: 29 Advert page 43

Morton Lane, East Morton, Keighley BD20 5RP Tel: 01274 565955 Places: 40

Hawkstone House Shann Lane, off Spring Gardens Lane, Keighley BD20 6NA Tel: 01535 609122 Places: 10

Raikes Residential Home, The Bradley Road, Silsden, Keighley BD20 9JN Tel: 01535 653339 Places: 31

Thwaites House, Thwaites, Keighley BD21 4NA Tel: 01535 606630 Places: 20

Riddlesden Rest and Convalescent Home

Lindisfarne Care Home Ltd Bridgehouse Lane, Haworth, Keighley BD22 8QE Tel: 01535 645206 Places: 30

Manor Park Care Home 52 Victoria Road, Keighley BD21 1JB Tel: 01535 680410 Places: 22

Oakworth Manor Care Home

Regency Court

Holmewood 67 Fell Lane, Keighley BD22 6AB Tel: 01535 602997 Places: 32

Colne Road, Oakworth, Keighley BD22 7PB Tel: 01535 643814 Places: 21

Greenhill Station Road, Steeton, Keighley BD20 6RA Tel: 0845 2 774679 Places: 5

Carr Lane, Riddlesden, Keighley BD20 5HR Tel: 01535 604504 Places: 10

Rix House Care Home 24 Arncliffe Road, Keighley BD22 6AR Tel: 01535 600420 Places: 20

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Croft House Care Home

Main Road, Eastburn, Keighley BD20 7SJ Tel: 01535 654989 • 24 hour care with nurse call facilities • 29 single rooms, some with en-suite facilities • Daily activities including exercises classes, art classes and musical entertainers • Regular outings including bus trips and canal trips • Passenger lift to the first floor • Modern ground floor extension • Excellent home cooked meals with special dietary requirements catered for • Visiting chiropodist, hairdresser & optician • Situated in a quiet village with easy access to local shops, churches and public transport • Registered for day care places

Croft House is a family owned and run residential home, providing quality and personalised care for the elderly with increasing physical and mental frailty.

We have 29 rooms and offer permanent, short stay or day care provision based on the residents needs.

We pride ourselves on our friendly and homely environment, whilst providing excellent personalised care delivered by well trained caring staff. All residents bedrooms are decorated to a high standard and residents encouraged to personalise their rooms.

A full programme of activities and entertainment is organised daily by our deputy manager. Regular outings and involvement in the day to day running of the home help to ensure all our residents lead full and active lives.

Tel: 01535

654989 Email: gilesbateman@btconnect.com

Summerfield Residential Home Summerfield is a long established and family operated home, within its own grounds. It has been under the same ownership for twenty five years.

Our main facilities include: • Three lounges • Two conservatories • Friendly experienced staff • Regular outings and comprehensive entertainment programme • Accessible gardens For further information please contact the manager, Mrs Lee on 01535 653219 94 Skipton Road • Silsden • Yorkshire • BD20 9DA E-mail: shorsfall@summerfield1807.fsnet.co.uk

Keighley care homes continued Summerfield Residential Home

Three Sisters and Bronte View

94 Skipton Road, Silsden, Keighley BD20 9DA Tel: 01535 653219 Places: 32

Advert above

Brow Top Road, Cross Roads, Haworth BD22 9PH Tel: 01535 643728 Places: 17

Shipley care homes Brookfield Care Home 8 Nab Wood Drive, Shipley BD18 4EJ Tel: 01274 583950 Places: 40 Advert page 4

ELDERTHORPE

Residential Care, Dementia Care, Respite Care

Cliffe Vale 228 Bradford Road, Shipley BD18 3AN Tel: 01274 583380 Places: 27

• Bedrooms with en-suite shower rooms • Reminiscence Lounge • Hairdressing Salon

• Passenger Lift • Activity Programme • Homemade cooking and baking

Tel: 01274 583375 Email: enquiries@elderthorpe.com www.elderthorpe.co.uk

Elderthorpe Residential Home 230‑232 Bradford Road, Shipley BD18 3AN Tel: 01274 583375 Places: 28 Advert adjacent

Old Gables, The

2 New Close Road, Nab Wood, Shipley BD18 4AB Tel: 01274 583288 Places: 10

Neville Grange

St Paulʼs Lodge

Queens Road, Saltaire, Shipley BD18 4SJ Tel: 01274 593399 Places: 31

2 St Paulʼs Road, Shipley BD18 3EP Tel: 01274 593940 Places: 21

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Bingley Wingfield Nursing & Residential Home

• Elegant home set in tranquil grounds • Relaxed and friendly ambience • Single en-suite, single and shared bedrooms available, most enjoying views of the beautiful gardens

• Home cooked meals and special diets • Tastefully decorated rooms • Long and respite nursing and residential care • Regular activities and outings arranged

Oakridge Court, off Priestthorpe Road, Bingley BD16 4TE Tel Reception: 01274 567161 Fax: 01274 566809

Baildon care home with nursing Hillbro Nursing Home LLP Holden Lane, Baildon, Shipley BD17 6RZ Tel: 01274 592723 Places: 42 Advert Inside Back Cover

Bingley care homes with nursing Bingley Wingfield Nursing Home

Duchess Gardens Care Centre

Oakridge Court, off Priestthorpe Road, Bingley BD16 4TE Tel: 01274 567161 Places: 48 Advert above

Lady Lane, Bingley BD16 4AG Tel: 01274 551173 Places: 131

St Ives Disabled Care Centre St Ives Estate, Harden Road, Bingley BD16 1AT Tel: 01274 569118 Places: 60

Cottingley Hall Nursing Home Bradford Road, Bingley BD16 1TX Tel: 01274 592885 Places: 51 Advert page 11

Older people (65+) Dementia Physical disability Learning disability, autism Service User Bands Mental health Sensory impairment Younger adults People who misuse drugs and alcohol Registered Nursing Home Association member ‑ see page 30

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Bradford care homes with nursing Acorn Nursing Home 46/48 All Saints Road, Bradford BD5 0NJ Tel: 01274 734004 Places: 34

Highdell Nursing Home

39/41 Oaks Lane, Allerton, Bradford BD15 7RT Tel: 01274 496321 Places: 50

Advert page 5

Ashcroft Nursing Home

•

Experienced Specialist nurses as well as care staff trained in dementia and mental healthcare

•

Rural setting whilst close to local amenities

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Private and local authority funded residents welcome

•

RNHA member

43 Westfield Lane, Idle, Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD10 8PY

T: 01274 610442

Dales Nursing Home, The

Ashfield House Nursing Home

Woodhall Road, Thornbury, Bradford BD3 7DR Tel: 01274 656110 Places: 108

Advert page 11

Greystones Nursing Home

Thornton Road, Thornton, Bradford BD13 3LN Tel: 01274 833133 Places: 19

Beeches Care Home, The 320 Beacon Road, Wibsey, Bradford BD6 3DP Tel: 01274 608656 Places: 64 Advert page 41

Warm and friendly ‘homely’ atmosphere

Allerton Park Care Centre

Kelvin Way, Undercliffe, Bradford BD2 3EF Tel: 01274 634233 Places: 72 Advert page 13

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Parsons Road, Heaton, Bradford BD9 4DW Tel: 01274 542625 Places: 25

Halifax Road, 484

484 Halifax Road, Bradford BD6 2LH Tel: 01274 676466 Places: 6

Branwell Lodge Nursing Home

Hazel Bank Care Home

Smith Road, Off Southfield Lane, Bradford BD7 3NJ Tel: 01274 521731 Places: 22

Daisy Hill Lane, Daisy Hill, Bradford BD9 6BN Tel: 01274 547331 Places: 39

Advert page 5

Burger Court Nursing Home

Highdell Nursing Home

131 Barkerend Road, Bradford BD3 9AU Tel: 01274 726826 / 07917 725425 Places: 24

Carlton Manor Care Home Parkfield House, 23 Parkfield Road, Bradford BD8 7AB Tel: 01274 544374 Places: 30

Advert page 37

Cooper House Care Home 80 Cooper Lane, Bradford BD6 3NJ Tel: 01274 711500 Places: 80

43 Westfield Lane, Idle, Bradford BD10 8PY Tel: 01274 610442 Places: 22 Advert above

Holly Park Care Home Clayton Lane, Clayton, Bradford BD14 6BB Tel: 01274 884918 Places: 43 Advert page 5

Howgate House

Howgate, Idle, Bradford BD10 9RD Tel: 01274 618010 Places: 63

Older people (65+) Dementia Physical disability Learning disability, autism Service User Bands Mental health Sensory impairment Younger adults People who misuse drugs and alcohol Registered Nursing Home Association member ‑ see page 30

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Bradford care homes with nursing continued Knowles Court Residential and Nursing Home

Park House Nursing Home

2 Bridgeway, Bradford BD4 9SN Tel: 01274 681090 Places: 146 Advert page 11

Park Lane, Queensbury, Bradford BD13 1QJ Tel: 01274 817014 Places: 25

Rookwood Nursing Home

Laurel Bank Care Home

4 Victor Road, Bradford BD9 4QL Tel: 01274 547597 Places: 20

Main Street, Wilsden, Bradford BD15 0JR Tel: 01535 274774 Places: 63 Advert page 41

Rosewood Court 1 Shakespeare Close, Butler Street East, Bradford BD3 9ES Tel: 01274 308308 Places: 80

Links Care Centre, The Kismet Gardens, Bradford BD3 7NJ Tel: 01274 664732 Places: 85

Lister House Nursing Home

Malvern Nursing Home 425 Toller Lane, Heaton, Bradford BD9 5NN Tel: 01274 492643 Places: 28

Saint John of God Hospitaller Services ‑ 8/10/11 Bedes Close Thornton, Bradford BD13 3NQ Tel: 01422 438540 Places: 18

13 Heaton Road, Heaton, Bradford BD8 8RA Tel: 01274 494911 Places: 32 Advert page 31

Saint John of God Hospitaller Services ‑ 1/2 Cuthberts Close Queensbury, Bradford BD13 2DF Tel: 01422 438540 Places: 12

Marriners Group

Saint John of God Hospitaller Services ‑ 3/4 Cuthberts Close

32 Ferndale Grove, Frizinghall, Bradford BD9 4LF Tel: 01274 772619 Places: 3

Queensbury, Bradford BD13 2DF Tel: 01422 438540 Places: 8

Mill Lodge Care Centre

Sheldon Ridge Nursing Home

1a Moorside Place, Off Leeds Road, Thornbury, Bradford BD3 8DR Tel: 01274 668874 Places: 42

1‑3 Bierley Lane, Bradford BD4 6AB Tel: 01274 688029 Places: 13

Mount Nursing Home, The 43 Lister Lane, Bradford BD2 4LP Tel: 01274 641444 Places: 40

Sherrington House Nursing Home 13 Heaton Road, Heaton BD8 8RA Tel: 01274 494911 Places: 39 Advert page 31

Oakhurst Nursing Home

Springfield Nursing Home

2 Oak Mount, Manningham, Bradford BD8 7BE Tel: 01274 544279 Places: 30

17 Western Way, Buttershaw, Bradford BD6 2UB Tel: 01274 694192 Places: 98

Advert page 13

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Bradford care homes with nursing continued Station Road, 2b/2c

Well Springs Nursing Home

Clayton, Bradford BD14 6JA Tel: 01422 438540 Places: 12

122 Leylands Lane, Heaton, Bradford BD9 5QU Tel: 01274 488855 Places: 52

Advert page 49

Thorntree Farm Nursing Home

West Lane

Low Lane, Clayton, Bradford BD14 6QA Tel: 01274 817523 Places: 20

15‑17 West Lane, Thornton BD13 3JB Tel: 01422 438540

Places: 12

Ilkley care homes with nursing Burley Hall Nursing Home

Troutbeck Care Home

Cornmill Lane, Burley‑in‑Wharfedale, Ilkley LS29 7DP Tel: 01943 863363 Places: 45

Crossbeck Road, Ilkley LS29 9JP Tel: 01943 602755 Places: 54

Franklyn Nursing Home, The (Fezdene Ltd) 25 Easby Drive, Ilkley LS29 9AZ Tel: 01943 816161 Places: 24

Red Gables 59 Parish Ghyll Drive, Ilkley LS29 9PR Tel: 01943 601113 Places: 32

Riverview Stourton Road, Ilkley LS29 9BG Tel: 01943 602352 Places: 61

Keighley care homes with nursing Beanlands Nursing Home

Gables Nursing Home, The

Colne Road, Cross Hills, Keighley BD20 8PL Tel: 01535 633312 Places: 45

Advert page 4

65 Skipton Road, Silsden, Keighley BD20 9LN Tel: 01535 655846 Places: 46

Currergate Nursing Home

22a High Street, Steeton, Keighley BD20 6NT Tel: 01535 657350 Places: 4

Skipton Road, Steeton, Keighley BD20 6PE Tel: 01535 653204 Places: 38

Advert page 4

Ghyllside Care Home

Older people (65+) Dementia Physical disability Learning disability, autism Service User Bands Mental health Sensory impairment Younger adults People who misuse drugs and alcohol Registered Nursing Home Association member ‑ see page 30

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S

et in beautiful landscaped gardens, Well Springs is a fine Victorian house

which has been carefully extended and modernised to provide the ultimate in nursing care. The home has been refurbished to the highest standards and has a calm, relaxed atmosphere. Every modern facility is available for your care and comfort.

Some of the features & equipment for your care & comfort • 24 hour nursing care and supervision

• Hydrotherapy bathing equipment

• Both single and double rooms with en-suite facilities

• Specialists in End of Life Care

• Nurse-call system

• Visiting chiropodist, physiotherapist

• Remote control colour television in all rooms

and hairdresser

• 8 person passenger lift

• All special dietary requirements catered for

• Private telephone facilities available

• Attractive secure gardens

Well Springs Nursing Home 122 Leylands Lane, Heaton, Bradford BD9 5QU Telephone: 01274 488855 Email: office@wellspringsnursinghome.co.uk Web: www.wellspringsnursinghome.co.uk

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continued

Herncliffe Nursing Home

Spring Bank Nursing Home

Spring Gardens Lane, Keighley BD20 6LH Tel: 01535 681484 Places: 129

Howden Road, Silsden, Keighley BD20 0JB Tel: 01535 656287 Places: 31 Advert page 51

Laurel Mount Woodville Road, Keighley BD20 6JB Tel: 01535 667482 Places: 34 Advert page 51

Steeton Court Nursing Home

Norwood House Nursing Home Greenthwaite Close, High Spring Gardens Lane, Keighley BD20 6DZ Tel: 01535 602137 Places: 31

Advert page 23

Parkfield House Care Home Thwaites Brow Road, Keighley BD21 4SW Tel: 01535 609195 Places: 25

Steeton Court Nursing Home

Steeton Hall Gardens, Steeton, Keighley BD20 6SW Tel: 01535 656124 Places: 71

Advert below

Sutton Hall and Lodge Cornmill Walk, Off Sutton Lane, Sutton‑in‑Craven, Keighley BD20 7AJ Tel: 0845 603 2552 Places: 60

Advert page 9

At Steeton Court we aim to provide a secure, relaxed and homely environment, providing residents with nursing, dementia and palliative care.

Permanent, respite or short term.

For more information please contact Manager Jill Gartland

Steeton Hall Gardens, Steeton, Keighley, West Yorkshire. BD20 6SW. Telephone: (01535) 656124

Shipley care homes with nursing Fairmount Nursing Home

Staveley Birkleas Nursing Home

10 Nab Wood Drive, Shipley BD18 4EJ Tel: 01274 592922 Places: 37 Advert page 4

8‑10 Staveley Road, Nab Wood, Shipley BD18 4HD Tel: 01274 588288 Places: 60

Advert page 4

Ivy House Nursing Home

Wellington House Nursing Home

6 Hollin Wood Close, Shipley BD18 4LG Tel: 01274 591476 Places: 40

82‑84 Kirkgate, Shipley BD18 3LU Tel: 01274 531244 Places: 30

Older people (65+) Dementia Physical disability Learning disability, autism Service User Bands Mental health Sensory impairment Younger adults People who misuse drugs and alcohol Registered Nursing Home Association member ‑ see page 30

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Caring with Kindness Spring Bank Nursing Home Howden Road, Silsden, West Yorkshire BD20 0JB At Spring Bank our committed, friendly team care for our residents in a sympathetic manner.

Residents are encouraged to make their own choices about their daily living activities and so maintaining their privacy, dignity and well being.

There are 3 reception rooms for relaxing in or taking part in the various activities arranged.

A choice of homemade meals and baking is available daily and visitors are welcome at anytime.

We have comfortable en-suite rooms enjoying views over the Aire Valley.

For further details please contact us on Telephone: 01535 656 287 • Fax: 01535 657 655 • Email: denise_springbank@nevisinternet.com

Laurel Mount Care Home

Laurel Bank Care Home

• Registered 34 residents, catering for Old Age, Physical Disability & Dementia • Accredited as quality Standard 3 with Bradford Social Services • 2009 CQC Inspection Report - 2 Star = Good

• Registered 37 residents, catering for Old Age, Physical Disability & Dementia

Woodville Road, Keighley, West Yorkshire. BD20 6JB Telephone: 01535 667482 • Fax: 01535 604366

Holdsworth Road, Holmfield, Halifax. HX2 9TJ Telephone: 01422 244123 • Fax: 01422 247212

• Accredited with Calderdale Social Services Quality Standard • 2009 CQC Inspection Report - 2 Star = Good

The warm & friendly Homes are both set in private landscaped gardens and provide good quality healthcare for the elderly. Visitors are welcome without prior appointment.

• Gold Standard Framework in care homes: achieved a standard of excellence in care for people nearing the end of their life

For further information, an informal chat or to arrange a visit please contact the individual Care Home on their details above.

Dedicated to personalised care If you are currently searching for a care home offering the highest standards of nursing and residential care as well as specialist care for people with dementia, come and visit Mill Lodge and see how we can make a difference.

Our homes specialise in quality, personalised care and aim to ensure every resident experiences: UÊÊ ÊÀ V Ê> `ÊvÕ w }Ê vi UÊÊ v ÀÌÊ> `ÊÀi>ÃÃÕÀ> Vi UÊÊ ,iëiVÌÊ> `Ê` } ÌÞ

So drop in to any of our homes for a cup of tea and chat and discover how Care UK can help you find the best care for your loved one.

Care UK has nursing and residential homes throughout the UK. For more information visit:

www.careuk.com

Visit us or call: Mill Lodge 1a Moorside Place off Leeds Road Thornbury Bradford BD3 8DR Tel: 01274 668874 manager.milllodge@careuk.com www.milllodgethornbury.co.uk

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Index

Advertisers are in bold Bradnet Independent Living Service

A Abbeydale

41

Abbeyfield Domiciliary Care Agency

16

Abbeyfield Ilkley Society Ltd

41

Acorn Nursing Home

46

Allerton Park Care Centre

46

Allied Healthcare (Keighley)

16

Ambler Way Support Services 16 Anchor Homes

13

Anewline Home Care Services 16 Ashcroft Nursing Home

46

Currergate Nursing Home 16

Branwell Lodge Nursing Home 46 Britannia Care Home

36

Bronte Care Services

16

Bronte Park Residential Home 42 Brookfield Care Home

44

Bupa

11

Burger Court Nursing Home

46

Burley Hall Nursing Home

48

Ashville Care Home

36

Care Dynamics (Yorkshire) Ltd 16

16

Care Choices Helpline 14, 48, 51

16

B

16

Care Select Magazine

33

Care Unique Ltd

16

Care UK

51

Carlton Care Group

37

Barchester

21

Carlton Home Care (DCA)

16

Beacon House

36

Carlton Manor Care Home

46

Beanlands Nursing Home

48

Carlton and Pelham House

36

Beck Croft Residential Home

36

Carlton Villa Residential Home

36

Beckfield

36

Cedars (Baildon) Ltd, The

36

Beechcliffe Residential Home 36 Beeches Care Home, The 36, 46 Bierley Court

36

Bingley Wingfield Nursing Home

45

Bluebird Care (Bradford North)

16

Bluebird Care (Bradford South)

16

Borrins Residential Home, The 36 Bradford District Care Trust

16

4

Czajka Community Care Services (DCA)

18

D Dales Nursing Home, The

46

Dignicare Limited

18

Duchess Gardens Care Centre 45

Elderthorpe Residential Home 44

Ashfield House Nursing Home 46

Audley Clevedon Management Ltd

Czajka Care Group, The

E

C Care 24‑7 (DCA)

Assist Home Care Ltd

48

Elmar Home Care (DCA)

18

Elmhurst Residential Care Home

38

Elmleigh Convent Residential Home

41

Emily Court

38

Emm Lane Care Home

38

Ethical Care Recruitment

18

F Fairmount Nursing Home

50

Flowers Care Home, The

38

Franklyn Nursing Home, The (Fezdene Ltd)

48

City of Bradford North District Home Support

16

City of Bradford South District Home Support

16

G

Cliffe Vale

44

Gables Nursing Home, The

48

Cooper House Care Home

46

Copwood Respite Service

36

Ghyll Court Residential Home

41

Ghyllside Care Home

48

Glen Rosa & Kitwood House

41 18 36

Cottingley Hall Nursing Home 45 Creative Support

16

Croft House Care Home

42

Crossley House

38

Golden Hands Home Care Services Ltd

16

Grange Court Residential Home

Bradford Social Services Domiciliary Care Wagtail Close

16

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Crossroads Care (Airedale & Bradford Ltd)

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Green Gables Residential Care Home

38

K

Greenhill

42

Kalcrest Care (DCA)

18

Greys Nursing Ltd

18

Kirkwood Care Home

42

Greystones Nursing Home

46

Knowles Court Residential and Nursing Home

47

H Hadrian Healthcare Group

L 7

Halifax Road, 484

46

Harbourne

38

Hawkstone House

42

Hawthornes, The Hazel Bank Care Home Heathers, The Heaton Grange Residential Home Herncliffe Nursing Home HICA Home Care Bradford

38 46 38 38 50 18

Highdell Nursing Home

46

Hillbro Nursing Home LLP

45

HKS Consultancy Group

18

Ladies in Waiting Langdale Residential Home Laurel Bank Care Home (Wilsden)

18 38 38, 47

Laurel Mount

50

Leylands Rest Home

38

LHC Home Care (DCA)

18

Lindisfarne Care Home Ltd

42

Links Care Centre, The

47

Lister House Nursing Home

47

Lister House Ltd

31

Local Care Services Limited

18

Holden Grange Care Group Inside Back Cover Holden Grange Home Care Services Holly Park Care Home

18 46

Hollycroft Care Home

41

Holme View

38

Holmewood

42

Homecroft Residential Home

42

M Malvern Nursing Home

47

Manor Park Care Home

42

Marriners Group

47

Maryam Rest Home

38

Mill Lodge Care Centre

47

Mill View

38

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Moorfields Lodge

42

Morton Close

42

Howgate House

46

Mount Nursing Home, The

47

Ivy House Nursing Home

N 50

38

Norman Lodge

38

Norwood House Nursing Home

50

O Oak Lodge Residential Home LLP

39

Oak Mount

39

Oakhurst Nursing Home

47

Oakleigh Care Home

39

Oakworth Manor Care Home

42

Oasis Care

18

OK In The Community Ltd

18

Old Gables, The

44

Old Park Road Respite Service

39

Orchard Care Homes

Neville Grange

9

Orchards Care Home, The

39

Outreach Bradford

18

P Park Homes

Housing 21 (DCA) ‑ Bradford ‑ Keighley

I

New Line Rest Home

5

Park House Nursing Home

47

Park View

39

Park View Road Care Home

39

Parkfield House Care Home

50

Parkfield Rest Home

39

Pollard House

39

Prestige Nursing West Yorkshire

18

Q Queensland Homecare

18

R 44

Raikes Residential Home, The 42

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Read Dunn Connell Solicitors 28

Sheldon Ridge Nursing Home 47

Troutbeck Care Home

48

Red Gables

Sherrington House Nursing Home

47

Twenty Four Seven Nursing Agency (DCA)

19

Silverlea Residential Home

40

Southfield Care Home

40

Spring Bank Nursing Home

50

Spring Mount Dementia Care Home

40

Springfield Nursing Home

47

St Ives Disabled Care Centre

45

W

St Paulʼs Lodge

44

Wagtail Close

40

Station Road, 2b/2c

48

Walmer Lodge Residential Home

40

50

Weaver Court Care Home

40

48

Reevy Road Care Home

39

Regency Court

42

Riddlesden Rest and Convalescent Home

42

Riverview

48

V Victorguard Care PLC

41

Vision Homes Association (DCA)

19

Rix House Care Home

42

Rookvale

39

Rookwood Nursing Home

47

Rose Cottage

39

Rosegarland Care Home Ltd

39

Rosegarth Residential Home

42

Rosewood Court

47

Staveley Birkleas Nursing Home

Rowanberries

18

Steeton Court Nursing Home 50

Well Springs Nursing Home

48

Straven House Residential Home

Wellington House Nursing Home

50

West Bank Care Home

40

S

42

S & S Home Care

18

Summerfield Residential Home

Safehands Services Ltd

18

Sunningdale EMI Care Home

40

Whiteoak Respite Service

40

Supported Lives Services Ltd

19

Willow Bank Care Home

40

Sutton Hall and Lodge

50

Woodleigh Rest Home

40

Woodside

40

Woodward Court

40

44

West Lane

48

Saint John of God Hospitaller Services ‑ 1 Bedeʼs Close ‑ 8/10/11 Bedeʼs Close ‑ 1/2 Cuthberts Close ‑ 3/4 Cuthberts Close

39 47 47 47

T

Salroyd Villa

40

Thompson Court

36

Sentinel Homecare Ltd

18

Thornfield House

40

Sevacare (UK) Ltd

19

Thorntree Farm Nursing Home 48

Y

Shahida Care Home

40

Three Sisters and Bronte View 44

Yorkshire Housing

Worth Valley Care Services Ltd 19

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HOLDEN GRANGE

Premier residences with bespoke care packages, therapeutic sensory gardens, homecare provision, counselling services and an on-site staff training school.

CARE GROUP GRANGE COURT RETIREMENT HOME A luxuriously elegant, south-facing residence with an enviable reputation for quality residential care services for the gentle elderly, delivered by a highly motivated staff team.

Station Road, Baildon, Shipley, West Yorkshire, BD17 6HS Telephone: 01274 531222

HILLBRO HOUSE NURSING HOME Hillbro House is an historic residence set in a picturesque, wooded setting, offering a relaxed environment for the elderly mentally infirm client.

We provide recreational therapy with planned, individual 24 hour nursing care delivered by qualified nursing staff.

Holden Lane, Baildon, Shipley, West Yorkshire BD17 6RZ Telephone: 01274 592723

HOLDEN GRANGE RETIREMENT COMPLEX A small, select development consisting of just 17 luxury apartments designed to provide you with the comfort you need as well as security, support and easy access to the many pleasures offered by the moorside village of Baildon.

Holden Lane, Baildon, Shipley, West Yorkshire BD17 6RZ Telephone: 01274 458007 www.baildonretirement.co.uk

OUR STAFF All staff at the Holden Grange Care Group are committed to making a positive difference to our residents in every way. Their professionalism & dedication, in all aspects of the job, is the secret to our success.

Our most important asset is our people. We believe that excellence should come as standard, and we reflect this in our recruiting, training & career progression of every member of our team.

Head Office: Holden Grange, Holden Lane, Baildon, Shipley, West Yorkshire, BD17 6RZ Proprietors: Mr M & Ms A Berry Visit our website www.holdengrange.co.uk

Enquiries: 01274 458007

PARK VIEW - SPECIALISTS IN THE CARE OF THE ELDERLY SPECIALISTS IN THE CARE OF THE ELDERLY

PARK VIEW Residential Home

Your guarantee of service and comfort in Bradford * Homely Atmosphere * Situated overlooking beautiful parkland * Near city circle bus route * Close to shops Visiting Optician, Minister, G.P. Hairdresser, Dentist,Chiropodist. * * High quality home cooking * Sitting Room, Drawing Room, Dining Room, Conservatory * Mostly single rooms, many with en-suite facilities * 24 Hour Personalised Care * Full nurse call system * D.S.S. and Private Residents welcome * Registered with Care Quality Commission

8 NORTH PARK ROAD, HEATON, BRADFORD BD9 4NB TELEPHONE: 01274 544638

BRONTE PARK SPECIALIST CARE HOME Specialist residential care for clients with dementia type illness (EMI)

BRIDGEHOUSE LANE, HAWORTH, BD22 8QE TELEPHONE: 01535 643268 WWW.YORKSHIRECAREHOMES.COM A beautiful grade II listed former mill owners house set in the heart of picturesque Bronte Country providing quality care in a relaxed homely atmosphere.

Our dedicated friendly staff team offer specialised 24 hour personalised care, in a supported, safe environment, under the supervision of The Manager.

Please contact us to arrange a visit and see the home for yourself. Telephone: 01535 643268