ABOUT US

Retirement Living and Residential Care services in Norfolk and Suffolk

Why choose Castlemeadow care?

We offer residential, nursing and specialist dementia care in Norfolk. Since 1999, our family-owned business has been helping the people of Norfolk and beyond to make the most of later life, offering specialist care, support and high quality accommodation throughout our family of care homes and assisted living developments.

People not patients

We believe in people, not patients. We provide everything our residents need in the widest sense: considerate care, a fulfilling life and support for their friends and families. We build relationships with every resident finding out about their lives, their interests, their likes and dislikes so that we can help them live their lives the way they choose to.

Dedicated staff

The heart of our service is 24-hour residential and nursing care with dedicated, well trained staff. Our carers receive rigorous training and are passionate about caring - treating residents as if they are their own family. Everyone who lives at a Castlemeadow home is recognised as an individual who is entitled to respect, dignity, love, fun and laughter in a homely, safe environment.

Personalised support 

Keeping independence is a high priority for most older people so we encourage residents and their loved ones to be actively involved in their care. Together we create personalised care plans that ensure individual health, wellbeing and care needs are continually met. And we aim to make life fun and stimulating. Getting to know our residents' hobbies and what they enjoy doing goes into our activity planning which includes trips out, games, events, arts, crafts and much more.
Comprehensive elderly care facilities in Norfolk
Our facilities are some of the few in Norfolk to offer standard residential care alongside specialised nursing care for complex cases, end-of-life care and dementia care. As a company we are passionate about forming relationships and working closely in partnership with the NHS. In addition to long-term care, we provide short-term respite care to offer care givers a well deserved break if needed.

Lifestyle

A home away from home – our care homes provide a high quality of life for residents. Where you live is your home, and as such we personalise each day to individual needs and try our upmost to meet any wishes because we believe in making the most of later life. 


We empower our residents to lead a life that is as independent, happy and as active as possible. This may be through enjoying the variety of events we regularly host or daily activities, where we hope residents will feel enthusiastic, passionate and optimistic as they make new memories and foster new friendships. We always encourage family and friends to visit and be part of our community.

Food

Our kitchen teams work hard to ensure that consideration is always given to each resident’s preferences, special diets and religious beliefs. Drinks and snacks are available 24 hours a day offering fresh fruit, homemade cakes and pastries. Our dining areas provide a relaxing, sociable environment and loved ones are openly welcomed to join us at mealtimes. 

Activities

We provide a regular activities schedule that is freely displayed in communal areas. We take residents preferences into account and enjoy regular performances by local entertainers. Special events take place on recognised holidays like Burns Night and Valentines Day and there is plenty of seasonal events too, for example in summer our residents can enjoy barbecues and fetes. Each of our homes have dedicated activity coordinators ensuring wherever possible individuals wishes and interests are met. 

Giving back

Castlemeadow Care is passionate about being part of the wider community. On a local level we actively sponsor a variety of great causes. These include local school sporting events and most recently being a sponsor for gogo hares 2018 working in partnership with Break. We also regularly have school students visit to interact with our residents and to provide invaluable work experience placements.


Our St John’s House care home is built on the site of an old school called St John’s Primary School, we wanted to continue to support education of a younger generation and decided to reincarnate the school on other side of the world, now St John's House school in Sierra Leone is up and running. 


CASTLEMEADOW CARE NEWS

Contact Our Care Homes for Quality Dementia & Respite Care Services

Castlemeadow Care has provided quality elderly care for residents throughout Norfolk and Suffolk since 1999. We have care homes in Norwich, Swaffham, Long Stratton, Swanton Morley near Dereham, North Wootton near King's Lynn and Halesworth in Suffolk.


In our assisted living and retirement home communities, we care for residents like they’re part of our family. Moving out of your home is a big step, but we’re here to ensure the transition goes smoothly. Our assisted living facility will help you or your loved one throughout their daily activities. Whether you’re suffering from a chronic illness or cognitive impairment, we’re here for you.


We specialise in dementia care which includes medication reminders, organised daily activities, mobility assistance and more. At our nursing home, you or your loved one will receive high-quality care from our trusted staff.


To learn more about our assisted living or retirement homes, contact our care specialists.

Castlemeadow Care Homes Awards

Castlemeadow Norfolk Care Awards 2018

Norfolk Care Awards 2022

The Norfolk Care Awards showcase excellence and demonstrate a commitment to delivering excellence and quality care and support services across Norfolk.


In November 2022, Faith Branigan from St John's House was delighted to be recognised as the Winner of the Rising Start category at the awards for her outstanding work as a new carer. We were also shortlisted in two other categories at the Awards: The Mayfields for the Together Everyone Achieves More (TEAM) award and St John's House for the End of Life care award.

Caring UK Awards 2017

Great British Care Awards 2022 - East of England

The GB Care Awards celebrate g excellence throughout the care industry and recognising team efforts across the UK. In November 2022, Faith Branigan from St John's House in Norwich was shortlisted in the Care Newcomer category and Lincoln House in Swanton Morley, near Dereham was shortlisted in the Care Home Team category. We are very proud of all our teams.


Top 20 carehome awards

National Association of Care Catering Awards 2022

Chris Midgeley, our chef at St John's House in Norwich was shortlisted in the Midlands region of the NACC Care Chef of the Year Competition.


top 20 care home Castlemeadow Care

Caring UK Awards 2021

St John's House in Norwich won the End of Life Team category at the 2021 Caring UK Awards which recognise excellence and achievement within the care sector across the UK.

 

The judges were impressed by how the team focused on providing the most compassionate end of life care they can, including areas such as end of life planning for residents. They recognised how the team had demonstrated compassion, kindness and dignity towards the end of a person’s life.


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