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Keele Wing
is a 20 bedded unit which caters for young individuals aged 30-60
years with a physical disability. These disabilities can be genetic
or acquired (perhaps as a result of a road traffic accident or
stroke). The unit is divided into two corridors with the spacious
lounge and dining area central to them. All 20 rooms are single
with en-suite facilities.
Audley Wing
is a 45 bedded unit which caters for elderly people requiring
nursing care. The unit has two sections – the original part of
Audley Wing, comprising of two corridors linking to a spacious
lounge and dining area for 30 of the bedrooms. An extension was
added in October 2005 for a further 15 bedrooms and these have
their own rooms, four of which have en-suite facilities.
Chester Wing
is a 33 bedded unit which caters for both elderly frail residents
requiring nursing care and individuals with confusion and dementia
type problems. Residents rooms are located along the two corridors
which connect to the spacious lounge and dining area. There are
23 single rooms each with en-suite facilities and 5 twin bedded
rooms, three of which have en-suite facilities.
Breward House
is a 13 bedded unit which caters for elderly people requiring
personal or nursing care. The unit has 12 single rooms and 1 twin
bedded room, all of which have en-suite facilities. The twin bedded
room also has an en-suite shower room. There is a lounge and separate
dining room for residents to relax in and a spacious lobby area
where residents can also sit.
Sneyd & Chatterley Wing
are two 30 bedded units which cater for elderly frail residents
requiring personal or nursing care who suffer with a mental illness,
such as Dementia. Both units are divided into three corridors,
each colour coded to assist in environmental orientation.
Two large lounge areas are furnished in such a way as to promote
smaller groups which, research has shown, encourages socialisation
and interaction between residents. It also helps to reduce agitation
which can be caused by larger groups. Small annexe areas are also
used for ‘quiet’ moments.
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