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Signature Senior Lifestyle has launched a new fixed price promise option at its Parklands Manor care home, providing total peace of mind and reassurance with forecasting for the future care needs of loved ones.

Under the new model, customers can pay a fixed price that will not change over the lifetime of the care period regardless of their loved one’s health condition. The new price promise comes as an optional addition to the existing model, whereby care costs can fluctuate over time based on an individual’s shifting needs. Both options provide the same levels of bespoke, exceptional award-winning care that Signature is renowned for.

The new initiative, available on selected rooms across both residential and nursing care at Parklands Manor, which is CQC rated Good, further reflects Signature Senior Lifestyle’s commitment to being 100% transparent on costs. All fees are subject to an incremental annual increase in line with inflation, which will be clearly detailed at the outset, again giving further peace of mind for the future.

The new fixed price offer also suits families considering care fee annuities, which pay a regular lifetime income towards care fees.

Simon Dickinson, Sales & Brand Director at Signature Senior Lifestyle, comments: “Providing peace of mind, transparency and stability is more important than ever for care seekers and their families during uncertain times. This new initiative ensures one fixed price for potential residents, providing exceptional care, for life, allowing easier forecasting for the future.” Signature’s purpose-built luxury care home in Chertsey provides residents with assisted living, 24-hour dementia care, and respite care. Geographically, Parklands Manor is very well situated and has the added benefit of being close to St. Peters Hospital. It offers expansive industry-leading accommodation, almost double the size of the industry average, and a range of five star amenities including, cinema, hair salon, therapy room and beautifully landscaped gardens.

Signature at Parklands Manor is open to visitors and is actively welcoming new residents, however there are strict health and safety protocols that must be adhered to uphold the safest environment possible.

To find out more, please call Judy or Sonia on 01932 282943 or visit www.signaturecare-homes.co.uk

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