The Maples

You’ll be looking for this type of care because your primary need is support for dementia. Perhaps you also have physical needs that you’d like a trained nurse to help you with. We have the right people to support you with both physical and dementia care.

This is where your care needs do not need to be supervised by a nurse, but where you live with Dementia and require support.

This is where your primary needs, which are most likely to be physical, require a trained nurse. You may have been assessed by your GP or in hospital as needing Nursing Care. If this is the case, we can support you every step of the way with caring, attentive nurses.

You might be in need of temporary care following an illness or hospital stay, if so then we are here to help you relearn activities such as cooking a meal or washing – the day-to-day skills that help you stay independent.

Our end of life care and support emanates from our own wealth of experience and takes cues from countries around the globe.  Our aim is to provide the best possible care and comfort to enable people to live well towards the end of their lives and simultaneously providing that all-important support for families and friends at a difficult time.

Our respite care and support provides short-term relief to individuals who are unable to care for themselves. This support is a great benefit to both caregivers and people receiving care.

You might be thinking about a move to one of our care homes but would like to ‘try before you buy’. Or, as a carer you may need a short break in the week. In any case, one of our Experiential Days could be just the thing.  It is a great way for you and your loved ones to experience life as part of the Bracebridge family for the day. Meet the lovely people, see what’s on the menu, and maybe even have some personal care needs supported too. Each of our homes has availability on a first come first served basis – so why not choose a day and give us a call?