Coverage Care Services has appointed Non-Executive Director Sue Austin as Champion of its new Clinical Steering Group, strengthening the organisation’s commitment to delivering high-quality, resident-centred care across Shropshire.
Coverage Care Services welcomed senior local leaders, councillors and MPs to its New Fairholme care home in Oswestry on Friday 13 March for a high-level discussion on the future of adult social care and the opportunities presented by the Government’s national reform programme.
Four Coverage Care homes across Shropshire, including New Fairholme Coverage Care Services in Oswestry, Briarfields residental care home and Montgomery House in Shrewsbury and Greenfields Care Home in Whitchurch are seeing clear benefits after taking part in the Singing for the Brain initiative, delivered in collaboration with Shropshire Music Service.
Coverage Care is beginning the year with a positive internal development that reflects the organisation’s continued focus on strengthening support across its homes.
Staff and residents at Stone House enjoyed a warm and welcoming coffee morning, followed by some light hearted pancake tossing fun.
Last week, we had the absolute pleasure of celebrating Helen Stoneman’s 20 incredible years with Coverage Care - a milestone that reflects not just time, but heart, commitment, and an unwavering passion for care.
Residents at Innage Grange in Bridgnorth have been thoroughly enjoying the newly added activity stations across all the dementia care units.
When New Fairholme in Oswestry joined the Singing for the Brain initiative last year, Activities Coordinator Liz Dorricot was deeply inspired by the impact it had. She found the sessions incredibly fulfilling - not only for the residents, but for the staff who took part as well - and has since written a poem about the experience.
The whole of February is LGBTQ+ month, and is always a meaningful moment across Coverage Care, offering us the chance to celebrate diversity, champion inclusion, and reflect on the ways we support every individual who lives and works within our homes. It’s a time to recognise the importance of feeling safe, respected, and understood - values that sit at the heart of our approach to care.