Name: Greenfields
Address: Greenfields, Liverpool Road, Whitchurch, Shropshire, SY13 1SG, UK
Telephone: 01948 661040

Greenfields offers exceptional nursing care for individuals with dementia or general nursing needs, as well as residential care for those with or without dementia. Greenfields is a modern, purpose-built facility with caring and diversely trained staff that go out of their way to offer person centred care.

Greenfields embraces the ethos of the Greenfields ‘family’, fostering strong relationships with residents, their families, and the local community. Once someone joins the home, they become a part of the Greenfields family for life. This sense of community and belonging is at the heart of Greenfields, ensuring that everyone feels valued and supported.

Home manager Jonathan Cook

Contact Details

Greenfields, Liverpool Road, Whitchurch, Shropshire, SY13 1SG

Tel: 01948 661040

Email: [email protected]

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Facilities

75 en-suite bedrooms consisting of four units. 16 bed standard residential unit, 22 bed standard nursing unit, 15 bed residential dementia unit, 22 bed nursing dementia unit
Dedicated and highly skilled staff with top industry-standard training, utilizing the latest advancements in digital healthcare technology.
Inclusive technology provides activities and resources, promotes social engagement and involvement, enhances communication and reminiscence and provides multi-sensory experiences, which improve the quality of life for residents, especially those living with dementia.
Varied programme of weekly activities, events, plus outings to local areas of interest and in home entertainment
Beautiful accessible private gardens

Hairdressing salon
Communal area with refreshments
Quiet lounge areas
Meadow views
Easy access to town
Varied and comprehensive activities programme, facilitated by in house co-ordinators
WIFI for use by residents and visitors
Strong links to, and regular visits from, local GP(s) and wider Primary Health care services including District Nurses, local Chiropodists, Opticians and other Therapists. People moving in can usually retain their GP of choice

Accommodation

Greenfields boasts 75 modern and spacious en-suite rooms that are both homely and welcoming.

The home is designed with residents’ comfort and safety in mind.

The beautiful reception area opens into a courtyard garden, providing a perfect space for activities, entertaining, and events.

Additionally, the quiet outdoor spaces offer opportunities for relaxation and contemplation, ensuring a balanced environment for all residents.

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Services offered at Greenfields

We have 5 services available to residents here at Greenfields, which are:

What is Residential Care?

People choose residential care for many reasons, sometimes it can be simply recognising the need for socialisation, activities and emotional security.

Personalised Care plan: Tailored to the resident’s needs, provided by skilled, compassionate and supportive staff who actively work with families and friends to understand the person and what is important to them so we can continue to honour life choices and maintain all relationships that are important to them.

What is Nursing Care?

Nursing care involves the comprehensive and continuous support provided by nurses and skilled care assistants to our residents who have medical and health needs.

This care includes 24-hour interventions to address various medical conditions, ensuring residents receive the necessary medical attention and emotional support.

What is Dementia?

Dementia is a syndrome (a group of related symptoms) associated with an ongoing decline of brain functioning. There are many different causes of dementia, and many different types.

Prevalence: Over 944,000 people in the UK, mostly older adults, are affected by Alzheimer’s and other types of dementia. (NHS.Gov.Uk)

Care Needs: As dementia progresses, individuals require more care and support, potentially needing to move into full-time or residential care. This decision can be challenging to all involved and should involve early support and planning.

What is Respite Care?

Respite care can come in many forms. What works best will depend on your circumstances and those of the person you care for.

We recognise there are times when a rest is needed and that is where respite can help, a short stay in a care home can support the on- going needs of the carer and the person they care for.