The Olde Coach House

As the care home Manager and Owner, Elaine Bismor is a very hand’s on Manager who believes that a Care home should always feel warm, inviting.
Elaine has worked in the care industry all her working life, and has been involved in the Old Coach House for over 30 years and now owns the home with her family. Her previous role was as a nurse at Hull Royal Infirmary.

In her job role Elaine has the overall responsibility for the smooth running of the home and to make sure the residents are receiving the best care possible at all times by being a proactive hands on manager. Elaine manages the staff team to a very high standard ensuring that home meets and exceeds the various demands of inspection and all regulations.

Elaine has a string qualifications including but not limited to:
Nursing degree
NVQ’s in health and social care level 4
City and Guilds Registered Manager Award Level 4
End of life Care Level 5
Safeguarding of adults
Various dementia awareness courses

She is also one of our dignity champions for the home

I have worked in the home for 16 years. I am a trained accountant and HR specialised and hold an NVQ in health and social care and other management qualifications.

I am part of running the day-to-day business future-proofing the business for years to come.

I love working in a caring environment on a daily basis, we are always having a laugh and joking around the home and ensuring the residents are living a fulfilled life.

Our favourite is the pub and bingo afternoons.

We celebrate all staff members' personal and professional goals and encourage all relatives to join in with home daily activities.

Meet Jo, our admin manager here at The Old Coach House! Jo has returned from her maternity leave and is back to enjoying her job. #Meettheteammonday

I joined the team after serving time as a Mental healthcare assistant,

I am an individual who loves to ensure the wellbeing of others,

The Old coach house is an avenue to improve my career and help in my relation with adults and co-workers in a friendly environment.

I have been a laundry assistant at the Old Coach House for 28 years and love my job.

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I've worked here for 1.5 years
Reception/Admin Team
Busy and varied workload
Kind and friendly staff members
Great working conditions
Enjoy interacting with the residents

Care for the elderly, provide support and assistance, help with feeding, bathing and clothing and engaging them in physical activities.

I love working at The Old Coach House care home because every day I learn something new.

Level 3 National Foundation Diploma in Health and Social Care

Working in the care industry allows me to help others in the best way possible and it gives me a sense of responsibility.

My future goal is to work my way up through training and to become an adult Nurse

For the residents to enjoy living in our care home I ensure that they do what they love doing the most.

The Old Coach house has diversity and inclusiveness as one of its core values and it is obvious in the work atmosphere
Treats everyone fairly, listening to management structure to well being of staff (work and off work)

The best part for me it the level of regulatory compliance is at its peak.

I would like to be a Dementia consultant in future

Having worked in an old coach house for over a year and enjoyed every bit of it Taking care of the residents gives me great joy and satisfaction.

I have been given an opportunity to help people and this service made me appreciate the works of life.

Although the work has its challenges, the management has been very accommodating and has a listening ear.

I enjoyed working at the Old Coach House as it helps me to be more committed to delivering the best care possible for the residents.

The management is also concerned about the welfare of staff, with different skills each day and adequate training which makes it more satisfying and rewarding.

I enjoyed working in the care industry because it’s one of the most rewarding jobs as I’m able to make a real difference and positive impact in someone’s life on a daily basis.

I have a series of certified mandatory training associated with the role of a health care assistant.

My goal is to earn more skills to improve and maintain the well-being of service users.

I started work as a housekeeper and have moved on to a care assistant in the home.

I like to see the residents every day and enjoy helping them live independently.

I love working with elderly clients in the home. I enjoy the activities around the home and going out for trips out.

I enjoy being around the residents in the home.

I really enjoy my job and keeping the home clean and tidy.

I am new to the kitchen and will be working with Paula to provide varied food service.