Towerview Care provides care for older adults with mental health and associated complex care needs.

The centre offers care for conditions such as dementia that has progressed with complex health and personal care needs. Also aggression and disinhibited behaviour.

Towerview Care also help with conditions such as mental health issues that have stabilised due to treatment and ageing i.e. Schizophrenia and bi-polar disorder. Care needs requiring nursing and specialist support such as Psychology and Occupational therapy.

We provide individualised care plans that come with flexible nursing care. Tailored to individual needs and high quality care and support in a comfortable environment.

Visit Towerview Care

Registered Manager: Carla Adams

Provider: Dale Topco Limited

Number of beds: 85

Location Type: Care Home with Nursing

Specialisms/services: Dementia, Mental Health, Older People (65+), Physical Disabilities, Sensory Impairments, Younger Adults (Under 65)

Accomodation

Residents may bring:	Own furniture Own decoration
Rooms have:	TV point Internet Access
Number of lounges or seating areas:	6
Lifts *:	Full lift Stair lift
Wheelchair access *:	To all floors
Outdoors *:	Secure garden Seating area
Weekly cost:	Accept local authority rates Accept Continuing Care funding
Personal care cost from:	£1500 per week
Nursing care cost from:	£1700 per week

Lifestyle

Meals:	Meals are Flexible Meals can be taken in own room There is a choice of menu Residents assist in planning meals Meals are prepared in the home Vegetarians are catered for
Family and friends:	Visitors welcome at any time

Culture & Religion

Special requirements addressed?:	Religious Dietary Language
Languages spoken:	English, Bulgarian, Polish, Indian, Tagalog

Activities

Available activities:	Entertainment in the home Regular activities programme Outings

Registration & Specialisms

Care only beds:	2
Nursing beds:	49
Care specialisms:	Dementia Schizophrenia Bi Polar Complex Care needs – Sensory- shouting, aggression, disinhibitive behaviours. Physical care needs, nursing needs, personal care. Eating difficulties Incontinence
Care for people who need:	A high level of help
Can usually accept people with:	Visual impairment Deafness Urinary incontinence Faecal incontinence Moderate memory problems Severe memory problems Disruptive behaviour Behaviours that challenge
Services / Care offered:	Dementia Elderly care Mental health condition Physical disability Sensory impairment

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