Care fees are based on Middleton Hall's individual assessment of care needs, which determines the most suitable type of care service best placed to meet the person's needs. The fee rates vary depending on the type of care required and the type of care service within Middleton Hall. For more information about fees and charges and what is included within the fee rates, please contact Middleton Hall for further details.
These prices are only a guideline, please contact Middleton Hall Retirement Village to find out the exact price for your requirements.
Open visiting policy and visitors welcome at any time.
Parking is freely available in car parks near Reception.
Middleton Hall Retirement Village has a Review Score of 9.9 (9.865) out of 10, based on 25 reviews in the last 2 years.
Over all time Middleton Hall Retirement Village has 69 reviews.
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Middleton Hall is set in beautiful grounds which are immaculately kept,
We always enjoyed visiting our friend, having lunch with her in the Orangery or accompanying her to one of the special evening meals.
A big thank you to everyone at Middleton Hall and the Grove.
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The room was excellent,
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I was honoured and excited to be join the team at Middleton Hall Retirement Village as their Care Director on March 1st 2021. With this role, comes the opportunity to shape, develop and influence how Middleton Hall’s care services move forward and fully believe in the vision and values that have been established.
One of the exciting things is that this is a completely new role at Middleton Hall and I am planning to use my knowledge and experience to add value to the important services that we provide to our residents and families as well as our care teams.
Having initially qualified as a Registered Nurse, I have spent all my career predominantly in the private healthcare sector working with some local smaller companies, as well as larger national care providers. During this time, I have developed my managerial and leadership skills working in different roles within the sector, from Care Home Manager, Regional Director and Operations Director, before joining Middleton Hall.
As Care Director at Middleton Hall, I am responsible for providing clinical and some operational leadership and with the support of the Co-owner team, am focused on Middleton Hall being established as a provider of high-quality care and wellbeing and developing a motivated and engaged care services team.
In my spare time, I enjoy watching all types of sports, particularly rugby and trying to play a bit of golf.
Debby qualified as a nurse in 1984 and spent the early part of her career working for the NHS (older people, accident and emergency and surgical). Debby then moved into the private sector and worked in a private hospital in Grimsby, working on surgical wards and managing occupational health, whilst also working part-time as a tutor at the local college. Training has always remained an important part of her role now.
Throughout her career, Debby always admired older people because of their life stories that make that person unique. A passion she still holds today.
Debby is interested in holistic medicine and qualified in Reiki as well as Indian Head & Swedish Body Massage. Whilst at Middleton Hall, she achieved a first-class honours degree in dementia studies.
She built on this with further dementia training by becoming a Positive Approach to Care (PAC) trainer with Teepa Snow.
Debby enjoys the variety of her role - every day at Middleton Hall Retirement Village is different. Teamwork is essential as everyone has a role to play in making a difference to the lives of older people and supporting them to live their best lives
What makes working at Middleton Hall worthwhile? When you see a special moment between a member of staff and a resident when they really connect.
Sheenagh is responsible for the care and wellbeing of 16 residents predominately with dementia and a team of 30 Co-owners in Middleton Oaks. Her team are responsible for every aspect of their care; cooking, cleaning, caring for and entertaining all Middleton Oaks residents.
Sheenagh's team ensures that person-centred care is provided, and achieves this due to the relationships they build with their residents. The team in Middleton Oaks don't see themselves as a care facility, they see themselves as home.
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