Care Homes Owned by accomplish in Carmarthenshire

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I feel my brother has come along way since he's been at Ty Arfryn. He has come out of his shell more and is able to do and speak more than he did before he went in. My brother is happy and settled. The staff are great, friendly helpful and have his best interests at heart. Ty Arfryn is welcoming and cosy. My only concerns are my brothers weight and sleep patterns.

My very good friend moved into Ty Arfryn nearly two years ago. I spent many sleepless nights worrying about how well she would be looked after, and how the staff would interact with her, as she is not the easiest person to look after, much as I love her. I am sleeping much better now, as she has settled in so well. The staff there have all been amazing, and I could not praise them enough for the care and support they provide for her. I had hoped that she would never have to go into a care home, as I thought that she would receive more love and care in a home setting, but I couldn't have been more wrong. The staff are always fresh for their shifts, not worn out after constantly caring for residents, so are able to give their best for the people they support. I really appreciate all they do for the people they support.

I just wanted to write an updated review. I stated I was ready to move on, I was honest with everyone and told them I didn't feel quite ready and would rather wait until at least after Christmas. Everyone was absolutely fine with it. I'm now enjoying baking other residents' birthday cakes which makes me feel valued and also me and my key worker have arranged a trip together on one of my trigger dates to do autumn and winter clothes shopping which I'm looking forward to. I have now settled in nicely to one of the semi-independence flats within the house which I prefer and am in charge of doing my own medication. So things still going well but I know I have more time here now which puts my mind at ease.

I have always found the staff friendly and helpful. I think they do their best to create a pleasant atmosphere for the residents while helping them to cope with their situations. They encourage them to be as independent as they can be.

Six years I have been living in Ty Arfryn, honestly really grateful to have such a unique opportunity in my residential home Ty Arfryn after coming out of the rehab ward. Ty Arfryn has honestly helped me with everything I can do today and still learning with advice and guidance every single day. To me personally feels exactly like my second family, who helped me to walk, talk and become active in life again. we did woodwork, a Ty Arfryn house sign by the entrance by the road and a lot of garden work, cycling and returning to the gym. The reason for this explanation is to show how much of a massive impact Ty Arfryn has had in my rehabilitation opportunity I'm grateful to have in life again.

Since arriving at Ty Arfryn my daughter has blossomed and thrived. The staff give 100% commitment to ensuring she has their full support looking after all aspects of her daily living requirements. She is making massive strides in reaching some personal goals and becoming more confident in the community. She is now able to use public transport, go shopping, cook meals, volunteer for two hours in a charity shop, attend 'Huts' which involves activities such as craft work (a full day out long bus journey), attend 'mind' therapeutic day service two hours once weekly, all with support of a member of staff which at in the past appeared impossible for her. The staff are wonderful and they have the most fantastic manager resulting in a top care team second to none...thank you guys for all your efforts, and kindness towards my daughter.

I am so grateful to the staff and care I get. My life has changed so much. I feel safe in Ty Arfryn. I have achieved so much. I feel my confidence has increased. I now go on a bus. I volunteer in a charity shop. I go to HUTS. I attend mind. Which I never would have expected.Thank you to everyone. Much love.

I have lived in Cildewi House since 2019 and I honestly don't have a single bad word to say about the place. The staff are amazing and the manager is incredible. She always goes above and beyond for not only the service users but staff also. The home is super comfortable and very homely. There are always many activities inside the house and outside. Cildewi House honestly saved me thanks to the amazing team that runs it.

The manager is one of the funniest people I have ever met and never fails to make me laugh even at my lowest. The staff have banter with us that lightens everyone's day and makes the home feel less like a care home and more like a family home.

I’ve had a studio flat at Cilddewi House for about two and a half years now and I can’t praise it highly enough. I’d never stayed in a care home before - I came straight from the hospital and I can’t say I was looking forward to it very much- but it has turned out to be great all through up to the present and it’s changed my perceptions and improved my outlook, not just of care homes but people in general and the community where I’m based. Cilddewi has a good mix of people (both staff and residents), everyone is friendly and supportive, and the general atmosphere is relaxed and upbeat. Staff are highly trained and very professional about making sure we’re all supported and looked after but above all they’re easygoing and sensible. There’s been no nagging to do things at their pace; I’ve received minimal support which is all I wanted although I’ve enjoyed going on a few trips and activities one-to-one with a staff member and also in a group, all on a voluntary basis. Nice neighbourhood too.

It's great, the staff are helpful and caring. I like them, the staff helps me with computers, buying things online, and doing my room cleaning.

My sister has had fantastic care here. The staff are kind, caring and go out of their way day in day out to ensure the best possible care. Ty Arfryn has been a cornerstone in my sisters progress, without them we would be unsure what the future would hold. For my family, the house has helped to ease our worry and has helped us all. We are very grateful and can’t thank every member of the team.

I have to say my stay at Ty Arfryn overall was a shambles for lack of consistency to staff letting people down on a daily bases. The house is too cramped. Most of the staff are more interested in their friendships with each other than supporting the residents and doing the manager's bidding without question to the morals. I would definitely not recommend this home to an individual who does have mental health as they do not know how to cope with this illness even though this is their job!

They are also helping me build confidence and a lot of other skills.

Finally got to meet Bonnie Tyler.

Every time we see our sone he looks well cared for.

The home being newly opened in 2017 is aesthetically very appealing. The staff are the best thing about this home, however. There is a policy of limiting access to the house vehicle for residents to 25 miles a MONTH, after which you're expected to pay towards any fuel costs. There are very stringent budgets in my opinion, which does limit things a great deal, e.g. £25 per person a week food shop, no gardening budget, limited activities due to the mileage limits and fuel budgets etc., unless it's playing board games or cards, which given a basic package of care costs approximately £70,000 per annum I feel services should be better. There's been a lot of young and inexperienced staff resulting in a high turnover of staff. With as high a turnover of staff as there's been it makes for a lot of changing faces. That said the staff that are here have truly excelled given the limitations and they are what really makes this home. More money seen invested by the company would make this good home an excellent home.

I've got my own flat and live quite independently.

The staff and the home are a credit to her.