Headingley Court
Providing care for those with physical disabilities. At Headlingley Court we understand how important it is that people with physical disabilities are allowed the opportunity to feel in control. So while we offer attentive and extensive care and support, we also respect our resident’s sense of independence.
From raised flower beds in the garden and outdoor pursuits to indoor games, social events and recreation, Headingley Court is a place where all attention is given to helping residents feel comfortable and safe. Specialist care is provided by qualified and experienced staff 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Of course we have all the latest equipment and facilities to make life easier at the same time as offering all kinds of fun and educational stimulation and challenges. Residents are free to personalise their rooms to their own taste and friends in similar situations, with similar disabilities are made welcome both within Headingley Court and in the community beyond.
quick overview
- 25 single bedrooms
- 2 spacious, sunny lounges
- 24 hour call system in all rooms
- Specialist shower and bathing facilities
- Garden and patio
- Visitor parking
core services include
- 24 hour care
- Dedicated policy of rehabilitation
- TV, video and music
- Comprehensive social activities programme including football, shopping and cinema trips
- All meals cooked in a traditional way with fresh, local produce
- Menus change daily and all dietary and food preferences are catered for
- Visiting clergy of various denominations
- Visiting library
- Open Visiting Times
ALSO AVAILABLE:
Dental, Ophthalmic, Dietary and Chiropody care, Physiotherapy, Speech Therapy, Hairdressing and Beauty, Aromatherapy, Reflexology, Manicurist and Massage, Transport, daily delivery of Newspapers and Magazines. (These may incur an extra charge.)
As with all Mimosa care homes Headingley Court is registered with the local Care Quality Commission (CQC) and together we uphold high standards of care. This home is currently rated as a good service by the Care Quality Commission. You can view inspection reports by going to the CQC website at www.cqc.org.uk
