Description:
The Uplands at Oxon
The Uplands at Oxon is a Marches Care organisation that:
Provides nursing and nursing with dementia
- Is commended by the Gold Standards Framework for end of life care
- Provides a fantastic, purpose-built environment
- Is both proudly family owned, as well as being a nationally recognised care organisation
- Takes an active role in our local community
All bedrooms have 22.5m2 of usable space, including personal en-suite bathroom.
The bedrooms are fully-furnished and residents are welcome to bring their own furniture if they prefer (except beds).
Every bedroom has its own well-fitted en-suite shower room, and also benefits from:
- Electric profiling nursing care bed
- Wall-mounted flat-screen TV
- Wi-fi internet access
- Nurse call system
- Private telephones (charges apply)
There are a number of interconnecting rooms available for couples and a guest room is available for reservation by visiting relatives.
We try to offer meaningful activities for all of our clients
Our ‘Oomph’ activities co-ordinators work across the Home to provide a programme of activities specially developed to support those we care for, and there is a dedicated ‘Oomph’ person on each unit.
There is a wide range of group and 1 – 1 activities, and many activities that our residents would enjoy at home are integrated into life at The Uplands, including walks, baking, bingo, arts & crafts and gardening. We also introduce activities that will be new experiences for some, such as Line Dancing and Laughter Yoga. Plus there are regular outings such as trips to Theatre Severn and Chester Zoo, tea at the local garden centres and shopping expeditions. In addition we hold massage and pamper sessions.
In addition there are opportunities to utilise our dedicated Day Centre (although charge may apply for this).
The Home is fitted with wireless broadband which can be accessed by residents using the Home’s iPads or their own equipment in their rooms or on the PCs in the lifelong learning room.
The WiFi access code can be supplied to residents and their visitors by the nursing staff. Support can be provided to those wishing to learn more about computing and how to access the internet.