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Leeds Care Homes and Housing Options Directory Leeds Care Homes and Housing Options Directory 2015/16 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 New alternatives for care and support in later life. Our new luxury apartments with At Westward Care we know that as you get older it care and support, located in north is important to retain your independence for as long Leeds enable you to have the best of both worlds. as possible. We also know that everyday tasks can You purchase your own stylish high quality apartment and we take care get harder and you may need that extra reassurance of the rest – from your bills to of having award-winning, quality accredited care laundering your bed linen. You’ll be free to live life at your own pace and and support on hand if, or when, you need it. enjoy an active social programme. You’ll also have the comfort of personalised care that supports you when you need help, and maintains your independence for longer. Whatever your situation we have the right solution Why not plan a more independent for you so call today to find on 0113 275 9950 or life today and open the door to a different kind of care? visit our website www.westwardcare.co.uk 5 Shire Oak Road, Wetherby Road, Hunslet Hall Road, Headingley, Leeds LS6 2DD Roundhay, Leeds LS8 2JU Beeston, Leeds LS11 6TT Telephone 0113 275 9950 Telephone 0113 265 5876 Telephone 0113 228 4040 WWC_CC_210x297_2015_AW.indd 1 23/09/2015 15:54 Contents Welcome from Leeds City Council Sheltered housing 22 Adult Social Care 5 Housing associations 23 Areas covered by this directory 5 Residential care homes and nursing homes 24 Where to begin? 6 Different types of care home 24 How much support is right for you? 6 Respite care (short breaks) 24 Support to stay living in your own home 7 Paying for your own care (self-funding) 24 Help at home (home care) 7 Financial support from Adult Social Care 25 Meals delivered to your home Your right to choose 25 (Community Meals Leeds) 7 Care homes checklist 26 Equipment and changes to your home 7 Paying for residential care 27 Short-term support to get your independence back 7 About your house 27 Health care 8 Other questions 28 Intermediate care 8 NHS-funded nursing care 29 NHS Continuing Healthcare 8 Charges in the different types of care homes 29 Medical equipment 8 This directory’s helpline 30 Daytime activities and support 8 Listing of residential care homes Local support schemes 8 and nursing homes 30 East/North East Leeds 31 Paying for your own home care? 9 West/North West Leeds 32 If you look after someone at home 9 South/East Leeds 35 Assessments for unpaid carers 9 Leeds Care Association 53 Carer’s allowance 9 Getting a break 9 Information and advice 53 Contacting Adult Social Care 53 Having an assessment 10 One Stop Centres 53 Paying for your own support 10 General information about local services 54 How your eligibility is decided 10 The Leeds Directory 54 Personal budgets 11 Information for people with a learning disability 54 Inspections and standards 11 Information for people with a mental health Keeping safe 11 condition 54 Home care providers 13 Other useful contacts 55 Housing with care 20 Making a complaint 57 Extra care housing 20 Index 58 To obtain extra copies of this directory please call 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 us on 0113 222 4401 and we can make arrangements to help. Visit www.carechoices.co.uk for further assistance with your search for care 3 Wetherby “FIVE STAR CARE And ACCOMMOdATIOn FOR THE dISCERnInG ELdERLY CLIEnT” Wetherby Manor is in the At Wetherby Manor we have Our aim is to provide centre of Wetherby, adjacent to introduced self-contained apartment person-centred and complete St James’ Parish Church. style living suites too, designed for care in a homely setting. couples or individuals who require We provide specially designed minimal care but benefit from living The best way to find out about accommodation for clients requiring in a supported environment. Wetherby Manor is to visit, so get residential, nursing or dementia in touch to have a look round and care. All residents enjoy facilities such as chat with our staff. dining rooms and cafes, bar, hair All our accommodation is arranged and beauty salon, gardens and We look forward to seeing you. in small living groups creating a bowling green, library, cinema, shop homely environment. and social events programme. Wetherby Manor Wetherby Manor, St James Street, Wetherby, LS22 6RS Telephone 01937 588 001 Email [email protected] Web www.hadrianhealthcare.co.uk Registered with the Care Quality Commission. Photography © Kristen McCluskie www.kristenmccluskie.com Welcome from Leeds City Council Adult Social Care Wetherby Welcome to the 2015/16 edition of the directory. care and support, and the way people pay for it, will be We know making decisions about social care can be clearer and more consistent. National and local policies daunting, especially if you have not been involved with about adult social care change every year, so please check social care before. This directory aims to provide a clear all the details before making any decisions that may have and easy to understand guide so you can be confident financial implications for you or your family. you are making the right decisions. We hope you will find it useful to see what is available and how to contact the Even though the whole country has to make some people you might need. difficult financial choices, we remain committed to providing good quality care and support. Whatever ‘Better Lives for people in Leeds’ is our commitment your circumstances, whether you pay for your own care to helping people maintain their independence and services or not, you can contact us for information, advice quality of life, where possible in their own homes. We will and guidance. Where it is appropriate, we will try to help ensure people have the choice and control to use the you or we will make contact with other services that may services that best suit their individual needs. We are also be of assistance. committed to improving quality of services and we work closely with local health and independent care providers, We hope you find this directory useful and if you need the Care Quality Commission (the independent health any more information, please contact us. and social care regulator) and other partners to provide the best possible service. Cath Roff This year has seen the biggest reform to social care in Director of Adult Social Services over 60 years, with the introduction of the Care Act. It modernises the law and recognises the right of people to make their own decisions about their care and support. For general information about Adult Social Care “FIVE STAR CARE And ACCOMMOdATIOn FOR THE dISCERnInG ELdERLY CLIEnT” We are already doing, or working towards, many of the please telephone our Customer Services on 0113 things that are new within the Act. New rights for carers, 222 4401 (textphone 0113 222 4410). and other measures contained within the Act will mean Wetherby Manor is in the At Wetherby Manor we have Our aim is to provide centre of Wetherby, adjacent to introduced self-contained apartment person-centred and complete St James’ Parish Church. style living suites too, designed for care in a homely setting. Areas covered by this directory couples or individuals who require We provide specially designed minimal care but benefit from living The best way to find out about n Home Care providers (all regions) page 13 accommodation for clients requiring in a supported environment. Wetherby Manor is to visit, so get Wetherby residential, nursing or dementia in touch to have a look round and care. All residents enjoy facilities such as chat with our staff. Care Home / Care Home with Nursing providers dining rooms and cafes, bar, hair n East / North East page 31 Otley All our accommodation is arranged and beauty salon, gardens and We look forward to seeing you. n West / North West page 32 in small living groups creating a bowling green, library, cinema, shop Guiseley n South / East page 35 homely environment. and social events programme. Alwoodley Adel Moortown Horsforth Roundhay Chapel Seacroft Headingley Allerton Bramley Harehills Pudsey Wortley Garforth Beeston Kippax Rothwell Kirkstall Abbey Morley Temple Newsam House Wetherby Manor Wetherby Manor, St James Street, Wetherby, LS22 6RS Telephone 01937 588 001 Email [email protected] Web www.hadrianhealthcare.co.uk Visit www.carechoices.co.uk for further assistance with your search for care Registered with the Care Quality Commission. Photography © Kristen McCluskie www.kristenmccluskie.com 5 Where to begin? If you think you may need some support to live questions to check what sort of support you might independently, the first step is to contact Adult Social need.
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