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Balcombe Place BALCOMBE PLACE HAYWARDS HEATH WEST SUSSEX Luxurious accommodation and facilities stablished in 1985, At Balcombe Place we understand the E Balcombe Place Care importance of making you feel at home Home offers exceptional 24 which is why we encourage you to personalise your surroundings with your hour nursing, dementia and treasured possessions. The majority of residential care and support for our beautifully appointed rooms come up to 40 residents and is set in with en-suite facilities whilst all feature acres of magnificent grounds a nurse call system, television and in the village of Balcombe telephone, and offer a supreme level in West Sussex. The home is of comfort. steeped in history, yet elegantly converted to meet your unique requirements and aims to offer a discretely grand experience in spacious and luxurious accommodation. “ Set in acres of Luxurious accommodation and facilities magnificent gardens” BALCOMBE PLACE Outstanding levels of care t Balcombe Place we pride • 24 hour Nursing, Dementia A ourselves on the level of care and Residential Care that we offer, and our philosophy is to actively encourage you to participate • Personalised Plans of Care in your plan of care. • Long Term Care Our attentive and conscientious, • Palliative Care qualified nursing and care team are • Respite Care on hand 24 hours a day to provide Convalescent Care care and support tailored to your needs, • across a range of services, including: • Overnight and Weekend Stays • Day Care • Room Service “Professional care to the highest standards” Outstanding levels of care BALCOMBE PLACE “Professional care to the highest standards” Passionate about good food e recognise that good Sample Lunch Menu W nutrition is central to your wellbeing. Our qualified and experienced chefs prepare STARTER nutritionally balanced meals, which Cream of Asparagus Soup encompass classic and modern cuisine, and ensure that your MAIN COURSE dietary requirements and wishes Grilled Fillet of Sea Bass topped are catered for. with Dill & Cracked Black Pepper DESSERT Apricot Flan finished with Grand Marnier ~ Cheese & Biscuits ~ Coffee/Tea A social and events calendar to rival most ur aim is to foster a social care environment that promotes positive Seeing every resident as O outcomes. To achieve this we ensure that the social care programme is an individual varied, interesting and enjoyable, as well as tailored to your needs and wishes. Activities include themed lunches, arts and crafts sessions, musical recitals and We appreciate that making the decision to live productions, and outings to places of interest. in a Care Home is not easy, and the setting you choose needs to acknowledge your individuality For the ultimate in rejuvenation and well-being, you can also experience and respect your wishes. We are confident our a range of holistic and complementary therapies, including physiotherapy, home speaks for itself, so we invite you to visit, aromatherapy, reflexology or chiropody. and discuss how we can meet your needs. Balcombe Place is part of Balcombe Care Homes, who own a collection of luxurious residential care homes. We are committed to quality care and this is portrayed in our luxurious accommodation and exceptional service provided by our highly qualified nursing and care team. With homes located in Surrey, Hampshire and West Sussex, BALCOMBE PLACE whichever home you choose to be your next, you can be assured of the highest quality service and accommodation. “The Staff Team of Balcombe Place look forward to welcoming you.” Wellcross Grange SLINFOLD Ardingly Aldersmead Reservoir BOGNOR REGIS West Cliff Hall HYTHE Haywards Heath Road BALCOMBE town centre Balcombe Place Balcombe I III Care Homes III III III III Haywards III III Balcombe Place III Heath Road III BALCOMBE III III III III MidAuctions Sussex StonehallLane III III Kingswood Court III IIII IIIII KINGSWOOD IIIII IIIII IIIII Lane IIIII Borde Hill IIIII IIIII I I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIII f: 023 80 633083 IIIIII IIIIII IIIIII IIIIII IIIIII IIIIII IIIIII IIIIII SelsfieldRoad Road Back Paddockhurst Lane BalcombeRoad Head office: Lane Paddockhurst Fitzgerald House, 21 The Polygon Southampton, Hampshire, SO15 2BP, UK t: 023 80 633100 www.balcombecarehomes.co.uk London Road BALCOMBE M23 Haywards High Street Heath Road 11 HandcrossRoad A264 A23 High Beeches Lane BrightonRoad HANDCROSS f: 01444 811139 A23 HorshamRoad Balcombe Place Haywards Heath Road, Balcombe West Sussex RH17 6QJ t: 01444 811066 e: [email protected] www.balcombecarehomes.co.uk.
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