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These are extraordinary times, and it is more important than ever that we keep you informed about how we are looking after your friends and relatives. The health, safety and wellbeing of our residents, service users and staff will always be our top priority. Our staff continue to provide great care...
We are pleased that the Government has recognised social care staff as key workers who are critical to the response to Coronavirus COVID-19. But what does this actually mean? What is a key worker? Key workers are people doing jobs that are critical in how the country is responding to Coronavirus...
I am writing to update you on how we are responding to the ongoing Coronavirus COVID-19 situation. I’m pleased to say that everyone is well. We are monitoring the health and wellbeing or our residents, service users and staff very closely. We have a small number of staff who are self isolating...
This Sunday is a really important time for us all to be in contact with our Mum’s, whether its spending time together or giving cards and gifts to show her that you care. Of course this year this will be more difficult than normal, with people self-isolating and social distancing in response to the...
We continue to monitor the ongoing Coronavirus situation in the UK very closely, and take appropriate action. We assure you that the health, safety and wellbeing of our residents, service users and staff will always be our top priority. Our plans are being continually reviewed to ensure they are...
As a responsible organisation, the health and wellbeing of all of our residents, service users, staff, volunteers and visitors to our homes and services are paramount and our absolute priority. At present, all of our homes and services are operating as normal. We will respond to this fast-evolving...
Lucy Day, a resident at Cherry Garth care home in Holmer Green, celebrated an extra special milestone as she turned 100 on Leap Day, 29th February 2020. As a ‘leapling’ Lucy is one of around 0.07% of the population, to be born on 29th February, which only comes around every four years. She enjoyed...
Nurses at The Fremantle Trust were thrilled when Andrea Sutcliffe CBE, Chief Executive and Registrar of the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC), turned up at their event at Lewin House in Aylesbury, held to celebrate the Year of the Nurse and Midwife 2020. Andrea thanked the nurses for the work...
An invaluable new partnership has been formed to facilitate timely hospital discharge for older people. The Fremantle Trust has been praised by families of those who have used this new integrated care service, which provides short-term intermediate care for patients receiving therapy support,...
The team at Fremantle Court granted resident, Ron Quirk, his festive wish to become Father Christmas for the day. As a former building surveyor from the North coast of Kent, Ron has four children and four grandchildren. He is a family man who has always embraced the magic of Christmas, so was...