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View Leeds Care Homes and Housing Options Directory 2016 Leeds Care Homes and Housing Options Directory 2016/17 www.carechoices.co.uk The comprehensive guide to choosing and paying for care • Home support • Housing with care • Care homes • Useful contacts Better Lives for people in Leeds in association with Luxury Apartments with care and support. Westward Care – the perfect solution to enjoying later life. Own your apartment and have the reassurance and security of care and support if, or when, you need it. To view our luxury apartments for older people in Roundhay or Headingley call us on 0113 275 9950 or visit www.westwardcare.co.uk Headingley Hall Southlands 5 Shire Oak Road, Headingley, Wetherby Road, Roundhay, Leeds LS6 2DD Leeds LS8 2JU WWC_CC_210x297_2016_AW.indd 1 19/09/2016 16:49 Contents Luxury Apartments Welcome from Leeds City Council Residential care homes and nursing homes 24 Adult Social Care 5 Different types of care home 24 Areas covered by this directory 5 Respite care (short breaks) 24 with care and support. Where to begin? 6 Paying for your own care (self-funding) 24 Financial support from Adult Social Care 25 How much support is right for you? 6 Your right to choose 25 Support to stay living in your own home 7 Care homes checklist 26 Help at home (home care) 7 Paying for residential care 27 Meals delivered to your home About your house 27 (Community Meals Leeds) 7 Other questions 28 Equipment and changes to your home 7 NHS-funded nursing care 29 Short-term support to get your independence back 7 Charges in the different types of care homes 30 Health care 8 Listing of care homes and care homes Westward Care – the perfect Intermediate care 8 solution to enjoying later life. NHS Continuing Healthcare 8 with nursing 30 Medical equipment 8 This directory’s helpline 30 Own your apartment and have the East/North East Leeds 31 Daytime activities and support 8 reassurance and security of care West/North West Leeds 32 and support if, or when, you need it. Local support schemes 8 Have more control over who helps you at home 8 South/East Leeds 35 To view our luxury apartments If you look after someone at home 9 Leeds Care Association 54 for older people in Roundhay Assessments for unpaid carers 9 Information and advice 54 or Headingley call us on Carer’s allowance 9 Getting a break 9 Contacting Adult Social Care 54 0113 275 9950 or visit One Stop Centres 55 Having an assessment 10 www.westwardcare.co.uk Paying for your own support 10 General information about local services 55 How your eligibility is decided 10 The Leeds Directory 55 Useful contacts 56 Personal budgets 11 Other useful contacts 58 Inspections and standards 11 Making a complaint 58 Keeping safe 12 Contacting Adult Social Care 58 Home care providers 12 Index 59 Housing with care 20 Extra care housing 20 To obtain extra copies of this directory, please call Sheltered housing 21 Housing associations 22 Adult Social Care on 0113 378 3967. Leeds City Council’s distribution of this publication does not constitute their support or recommendation of any of the products or services advertised within. All the listings in this publication are supplied by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) and Leeds City Council and no other party can be held responsible for any errors or omissions. Alternative formats This directory is available electronically at www.carechoices.co.uk. There is a Browsealoud option for those requiring the information in the spoken word. If you do not speak English and/or need help in understanding this publication, please contact Headingley Hall Southlands us on 0113 222 4401 and we can make arrangements to help. 5 Shire Oak Road, Headingley, Wetherby Road, Roundhay, Leeds LS6 2DD Leeds LS8 2JU Visit www.carechoices.co.uk for further assistance with your search for care 3 WWC_CC_210x297_2016_AW.indd 1 19/09/2016 16:49 Oulton Manor O OULTON, LEEDS FIVE STAR LUXURY CARE HOME FOR THE DISCERNING ELDERLY CLIENT Oulton Manor is a beautifully Our specially designed, high quality You are welcome to come and appointed and luxury care home accommodation has 77 spacious visit our home manager, Stephanie situated in the heart of the furnished rooms, each with private Dyson and the team to see our ensuite bathrooms. Additional facilities luxurious and homely facilities. community in Oulton, Leeds, include landscaped gardens, bar and near to the Oulton Hall Hotel. bistros, hair and beauty salon, library We look forward to showing you area and shop. around, we are sure you will be We provide high quality impressed. individualised residential and In order to create a homely environment, rooms are arranged in If you would like more information dementia care and also respite small living groups where residents please feel free to contact care for those individuals who feel comfortable and settled. We also Stephanie on 0113 282 8222 or need a little extra help for a have the benefit of regular activities and email [email protected] short time. events which are organised daily by our lifestyle co-ordinator. Oulton Manor 3 Wakefield Road, Oulton, Leeds, LS26 8EL Telephone 0113 282 8222 Email [email protected] Web www.hadrianhealthcare.co.uk MRegistered with the Care Quality Commission Welcome from Leeds City Council Adult Social Care Oulton Manor Welcome to the 2016/17 edition of the directory. more complicated, with some aspects of the financial OULTON, LEEDS We know making decisions about social care can be calculation set nationally and some aspects set locally. daunting, especially if you have not been involved If you want to find out more about the financial with social care before. This directory aims to provide implications of your care decision, please read our local a clear and easy to understand guide so you can be Charging Policy or you can get further information and confident you are making the right decisions. We hope advice at www.moneyadviceservice.org.uk you will find it useful to see what is available and how to contact the people you might need. We remain committed to providing good quality care and support, and work hard with Leeds residents, ‘Better Lives for people in Leeds’ is our commitment carers, providers and other partners to continuously to helping people maintain their independence and improve the services we either directly provide or quality of life, where possible in their own homes. commission. Whatever your circumstances, whether We will ensure people have the choice and control you pay for your own care services or not, you can to use the services that best suit their individual contact us for information, advice and guidance. Where needs. We are also committed to improving quality it is appropriate, we will try to help you or we will make O of services and we work closely with local health contact with other services that may be of assistance. and independent care providers, the Care Quality Commission (the independent health and social care We hope you find this directory useful and if you need regulator) and other partners to provide the best any more information, please contact us. possible service. Cath Roff Some people may be surprised to find that they may Director of Adult Social Services be asked to contribute towards the cost of their care. FIVE STAR LUXURY CARE HOME FOR THE DISCERNING ELDERLY CLIENT The rules for people contributing to the cost of their For general information about adult social care residential or nursing care home placement are set please telephone our Customer Services on Oulton Manor is a beautifully Our specially designed, high quality You are welcome to come and nationally. The rules for calculating the contribution accommodation has 77 spacious visit our home manager, Stephanie 0113 222 4401. appointed and luxury care home to non-residential care services such as home care are situated in the heart of the furnished rooms, each with private Dyson and the team to see our ensuite bathrooms. Additional facilities luxurious and homely facilities. community in Oulton, Leeds, include landscaped gardens, bar and near to the Oulton Hall Hotel. bistros, hair and beauty salon, library We look forward to showing you Areas covered by this directory area and shop. around, we are sure you will be impressed. We provide high quality n Home care providers (all regions) page 12 individualised residential and In order to create a homely Wetherby environment, rooms are arranged in If you would like more information dementia care and also respite small living groups where residents please feel free to contact Care home / care home with nursing providers care for those individuals who feel comfortable and settled. We also Stephanie on 0113 282 8222 or Otley need a little extra help for a have the benefit of regular activities and email [email protected] n East / North East page 31 short time. events which are organised daily by our Guiseley lifestyle co-ordinator. n West / North West page 32 Alwoodley Adel n South / East page 35 Moortown Horsforth Roundhay Chapel Allerton Seacroft Headingley Bramley Harehills Pudsey Wortley Garforth Beeston Kippax Rothwell Morley Leeds University River Aire Oulton Manor 3 Wakefield Road, Oulton, Leeds, LS26 8EL Telephone 0113 282 8222 Email [email protected] Web www.hadrianhealthcare.co.uk Visit www.carechoices.co.uk for further assistance with your search for care 5 MRegistered with the Care Quality Commission Where to begin? If you think you may need some support to live How to start getting support – the basic steps independently, the first step is to contact Adult Social Care – see the blue box adjacent.
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