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Plas Rhosnesni Care Home Wrexham,Wales Cefn Road, Wrexham, Wales, LL13 9NH There is something for everyone and everyone is special at Plas Rhosnesni Care Home Plas Rhosnesni Care Home Cefn Road Cefn Road, , Wrexham, Manager: Maria Davies 01978 364557 [email protected] Plas Rhosnesni is a Residential and Nursing Home providing care to elderly people with dementia. Plas Rhosnesni Care Home Overview Plas Rhosnesni Care Home care for Plas Rhosnesni is a 65 bedded purpose built Care Home providing care primarily to older people with a diagnosis of Dementia Residential Care Nursing Care however we also offer care & support for individual's with Schizophrenia, Parkinson’s and those requiring end of life care. 61 of our bedrooms have en-suite facilities and the home has a choice of lounge and dining areas on each floor. We also Dementia Care Respite Care have our own sensory and activities room. Mental Health Palliative Care Care Care Homes Head Office Address: We would love to help you Select Healthcare Gro up, Wellingto n Ho use, 120 Wellingto n Ro ad, Dudley, West Midlands 01384 217900 DY1 1UB Plas Rhosnesni Care Home Details Other Plas Rhosnesni Care Home Services Include All accesssed in the community Plas Rhosnesni is situated in an ideal location on the outskirts of Wrexham and is easily accessible by public transport. The Chiropody Religious purpose built home is beautifully decorated to create a warm and Services homely environment for the residents, whilst providing the best care possible. The home welcomes relatives at any time and they are encouraged to take part in all the activities that take place in the home. Dentist Hairdresser We are able to cater for a wide range of cultural groups including many South African and Indian cultures, and in particular for Optician Activities clients whose first language is Welsh, in addition to providing mainly for clients whose culture is British. Plas Rhosnesni Care Home Activities & Special Features Information Sensory Room Plas Rhosnesni have a dedicated team of Activity Coordinators who Stimulating Environment aim to provide a varied activity programme. Hairdressing Salon Head Office Address: We would love to help you Select Healthcare Gro up, Wellingto n Ho use, 120 Wellingto n Ro ad, Dudley, West Midlands 01384 217900 DY1 1UB.

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