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No specific visiting hours however the main doors are locked between 9pm and 7am. Visitors intending on coming between these hours can ring the external bell, report to reception and sign in.
Parking available on site. Registration/car details must be reported at Reception
Headingley Hall Care Home has a Review Score of 9.9 (9.945) out of 10, based on 11 reviews in the last 2 years.
Over all time Headingley Hall Care Home has 73 reviews.
In particular, I would like to praise the:-
activity leader
senior care assistant
deputy manager
2 certain care assistant's
For their attentiveness
The staff at Headingley Hall clearly love their jobs and the residents, but with these especially it was evident that they go above and beyond for the people in their care.
Care is a very challenging job at the best of times, and I cannot commend the staff here highly enough.
I hope this message gets passed along to them to show their hard work hasn’t gone unnoticed.
We had no idea that any establishment could manage to offer the level of care she is receiving. In the year she has been a resident her health, unlike one might expect for someone of her age, has considerably improved. From living in her own home and having visiting carers there has been a marked difference in every way.
Headingley Hall is a prime example of a caring home which is known locally by reputation as a first-class establishment which lives up to expectations from caring, attentive professional staff to thoughtful catering.
The Hall’s physical appearance both outside and inside is that of a 5-star hotel and is of reality for residents actually living there.
Staff and management turnover is low: I always meet familiar faces, that is even more important for residents. My mother is frail at 92, and staff go out of their way to talk with her and encourage her. I encourage anyone requiring care, for themselves or relatives, to visit Headingley Hall. In my experience, it speaks for itself: it is a real home to residents and relatives, in every way.
The Review Score of 9.9 (9.945) out of 10 for Headingley Hall Care Home is based on a) the Average Rating and b) the number of positive Reviews.
The maximum Review Score for a Care Home is 10, which is made up from the Average Rating of Reviews (maximum of 5 points) and the Number of Reviews (maximum of 5 points) in the last 24 months:
The 5 points available are broken down as follows:
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I started working in care 24 years ago when I was 16 years old as a weekend job whilst studying for my A-levels.
I progressed into working with elderly adults with learning difficulties and led a group of young adults with Down Syndrome to work within the care industry themselves, supporting them with a career in catering and social care.
I left that role to attend University in Leeds where I studied Interdisciplinary English Literature and History.
After a brief stint working in finance, I made a decision to return to care and remain in Leeds and before I knew it, I gained a job at Headingley Hall 14 years ago and have never looked back.
I started as a night care assistant before progressing into a Senior Carer role. This made me realise that this was my chosen profession. Seeing the difference, I could make in someone's life by ensuring their health and well-being were as supported as possible gave me satisfaction.
I discovered a keen taste for liaising and providing support to all health professionals who visited Headingley Hall. By working alongside the health professionals and gaining their knowledge and experience, I was able to review our service users with a holistic approach and ensure care remained person-centred.
Since then, I progressed to the Deputy Manager role at Headingley Hall and completed my Level 5 Diploma in Health and Social Care.
My learning continues every day and I continue to love the challenges each day throws at me. I am excited about the opportunity to lead as Interim Manager and I hope my future continues to progress within the care sector.
Sharon joined the care team at Headingley Hall in June 2003 as Deputy Manager and was promoted to Care Manager, taking on full responsibility for the care delivered to the residents in June 2011. She became the home’s General Manager in October 2012.
Sharon has worked in care homes since leaving school at 17. She started as a Care Assistant and rose through the ranks to Senior Care Assistant and Residential Co-ordinator before leaving her first care home to join Headingley Hall. Sharon is now the Operations Manager who oversees the overall activities across Westward Care Services.
Sharon believes that good communication skills and developing excellent relationships with residents and their families are key to providing outstanding care and support to everyone.
Elaine has worked in administration since the age of 17.
Her prior experience involved working in an import/export company, an international charity and a furniture manufacturing company before coming to work at Headingley Hall in 2010.
Part of Elaine's role is to provide full admin support to the General Manager and Heads of Departments across the care home and retirement apartments.
Elaine is also involved in managing the enquiries for the home and she is passionate about ensuring families have smooth transitions to the home when making this important decision.
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