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Ealing, Hillingdon and Hounslow Care Directory Is Also Available to Commission (CQC) Ealing, Hillingdon and Hounslow Care Hounslow Directory & 2020 Your local guide to care homes, homecare agencies and care and support services in the Ealing, Hillingdon and Hounslow borough areas Hillingdon Ealing, KENILWORTH NURSING HOME & RAINBOW LODGE NURSING HOME Kenilworth Nursing Home and Rainbow Lodge Nursing Home are two Some of the facilities the homes have to offer are: delightful Victorian period homes located in the quiet suburban • En-suite facilities available in both homes* tranquillity of Ealing. Kenilworth offers nursing care to 31 people who are • Visiting chiropodist, hairdresser, GP and clergy experiencing mental health problems, dementia/alzheimers and those with • all types of challenging behaviour. Rainbow Lodge offers 15 places to 5 STAR 'Food & Hygiene' Rating at both homes young people who require care for mental health problems in a nursing • Special diets catered for Regular entertainments environment. Both homes cater for people with challenging behaviour. • Serene and picturesque gardens • Both homes rated 'GOOD' by CQC Within easy reach of the greenery of Ealing Common, our homes are • Visitors welcome Short Stay and Respite Care nonetheless ideally located for all transport links and the lively town centre. • Passenger lift at Kenilworth Nursing Home Both homes have single room facilities as well as spacious and We would be very pleased to have the opportunity to tell you more about comfortable living areas – Kenilworth has 2 lounges. We also provide 24 Kenilworth and Rainbow Lodge Nursing Homes, so for further information or hour RMN Qualified Nursing Cover to ensure your loved ones get the to arrange a visit contact us now and ask for the Manager, Mr Chris Gopaul attention they need. Kenilworth Nursing Home also benefits from RGN BSc (Hons), RMN, RGN or Seleena Clark (MSc Business Management) cover for added peace of mind. *Limited availability KENILWORTH NURSING HOME RAINBOW LODGE NURSING HOME 26/28 Kenilworth Road, Ealing, London W5 3UH 14 Madeley Road, Ealing, London W5 2LH Tel: 020 8567 1414 Tel: 020 8991 5060 Fax: 020 8567 1052 Fax: 020 8567 1052 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] 1 `çåíÉåíë= = Introduction 4 Assessing your care and support needs 6 EEalingaling, What are the national eligibility criteria for care and support? · Needs HHillingdonillingdon aandnd assessments and local authority funding · Care and support plans HHounsloounslow CCarare DDirireectorctory Reviews of your care plan 8 20202020 Challenging your care plan Your local guide to care Financial assessment for care and support services 9 homes, homecare Capital, deprivation of capital and notional capital · Top-ups and choice of services agencies and care and support services in the Ealing, Hillingdon and Direct payments and personal budgets 10 Hounslow borough areas Why choose a direct payment? · Who can have direct payments? Managing direct payments 11 Care homes · Personal care or nursing care? Ealing, Hillingdon & Hounslow Choice of care home 12 Choosing a care home if you’re funding your own care · Choosing a care home if you’re having care provided by the local authority · Tips on choosing a care home If you move into a care home 13 Rights of care home residents · Care services in your home Independent homecare agencies 14 We gratefully acknowledge the support Hiring a personal assistant · Homecare from charities · Making a complaint · of the firms whose advertisements Complaints about assessments appear on these pages. As a reciprocal Taking your complaint further 15 gesture we have pleasure in drawing the Complaints about care homes or care services · Care home and care services attention of our readers to their regulation · Local authority complaints · Who to complain to if you’re paying for announcements. It is necessary your own care · Complaints about abuse or neglect however for it to be made clear that, Useful contacts 16 whilst every care has been taken in compiling this publication and the The Directory: Ealing homes for older people 19 statements it contains, the Publisher Ealing homes for people with learning disabilities 21 cannot accept responsibility for any Ealing homes for people with mental health problems 22 inaccuracies, or for the products or Ealing nursing homes 23 services advertised. Hillingdon homes for older people 26 Hillingdon homes for people with learning disabilities 28 Hillingdon homes for people with mental health problems 28 Compiled and edited by Peter Devall and Sherie Pulido Hillingdon nursing homes 29 Published by London Care Directories, 162 Leicester Road, Barnet, Herts EN5 5DS. Hounslow homes for older people 31 Tel: 020 8364 8428. Hounslow homes for people with learning disabilities 31 Email: [email protected]. Hounslow homes for people with mental health problems 32 Website: www.londoncaredirectories.co.uk. Copyright London Care Directories 2020© Hounslow nursing homes 33 Homecare agencies in Ealing, Hillingdon and Hounslow 34 2 We are able to help you with most legal matters · Probate & Estate administration · Inheritance Tax · Wills Regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority ·Trusts No: 00053380 · Lasting Powers of Attorney · Court of Protection · Elderly Client Law Web: www.edclord.com · Gifting of Property Tel: 020 8848 9988 Email: [email protected] Help & advice · Residential/Commercial Conveyancing for older clients · Dispute Resolution EDC Lord & Co Building 1 The Square Heathrow Southall Lane, Southhall Middlesex UB2 5NH Sheries Help-at-Home Angels L y i - Y W - Wi S’ Anl Call Now: At Sherie’s Angels we know that older or other vulnerable groups in society can find it harder to manage 020 8364 8428 those day to day tasks that make so much difference to our personal happiness and independence. or With the bit of extra help that we offer, we put you firmly back behind the wheel! 07437 910872 Examples of our services: *Companionship *Cleaning and domestic tasks *Escorting to social events or appointments *Going shopping, or maybe just for a walk *Pop-in for a friendly ‘hello’ and a cuppa All of our staff are fully referenced and DBS checked, and we always aim to assign you one member of our team to help you build an ongoing friendship. Call Sherie now to talk about how we can assist and make a big difference to your life. Also ask about special discounts for first time clients Web: www.sheriesangels.co.uk Email: [email protected] Leicester Road, Barnet EN5 5DS 3 tÉäÅçãÉ=íç=íÜÉ=b~äáåÖI= eáääáåÖÇçå=~åÇ=eçìåëäçï=Å~êÉ= ÇáêÉÅíçêó=OMOM= Choosing a care service is a major life decision, and so this Directory is designed to help you and your family make the best choice to meet your needs. It gives you up to date information on registered residential and nursing homes and local home care agencies along with contacts and information about services for people who are looking for a care service in the Ealing, Hillingdon and Hounslow area’s, either for themselves, or a relative or friend. It aims to give guidance and information on choosing a home or a care agency, and contains detailed information and advice on care provision locally. For care homes, as well as basic information such as contact details (including website or email addresses), ownership and the number of registered places at each location, the publisher has undertaken a research project to establish specific details on the facilities available. These relevant to all people in need of care, whatever the disability include such things as, whether the home offers rooms with or problem that has led them to need support, and we hope en-suite facilities, if there is a passenger lift and/or stair lift you find it helpful. and is respite care offered. For homecare agencies we Should you have any comments on either the content or provide a comprehensive list of local providers with detailed the design of this Directory please contact: contact information. The Directory also features extensive and informative London Care Directories, articles on how to go about choosing and making care 162 Leicester Road, Barnet, Herts EN5 5DS provision. All homes and agencies listed in this Directory are Tel: 020 8364 8428 registered with and regularly inspected by the Care Quality Email: [email protected] The Ealing, Hillingdon and Hounslow Care Directory is also available to Commission (CQC). For more information on the CQC and view and download from our website: www.londoncaredirectories.co.uk their role please visit their website: www.cqc.org.uk As publishers of this Directory we have a policy of not recommending any particular home or care agency or accept responsibility for any errors. The information in this guide is London Care Directories: Ealing, Hillingdon and Hounslow Care Directory 2020 4 For care homes. For Living Your local Bupa care homes in Ealing and Hillingdon. If you’re considering care for an elderly loved one, a warm, welcoming place close to family and friends means a lot. 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