Here at brighterkind, we are working with hospitals, healthcare professionals, local authorities and family members to continue to welcome new residents into our homes. We follow government guidance to ensure moving into the home is comforting and supportive for all new residents whilst keeping the welfare and safety of residents and colleagues our top priority.
The government guidelines include an initial period of self-isolation for 14 days to ensure the continued safety of existing residents and team members. During this time, new residents are supported to feel at home in their bedroom but they will not feel alone. With a personalised care plan, every new resident will have proposed activities for them to participate in during this time, supported by various members of the team to cater for their personal needs and ensure they are comfortable.
New residents will also be supported to keep in touch with friends and family members, making full use of technology through video calls, social media updates and telephone calls.
After this initial two week period, the team will then introduce them to the rest of the team in the home and their fellow residents.
Our Home Manager will be happy to discuss moving into the home in detail so that you know what to expect and can feel confident in the move in process.
Finding the right care
Our brighterkind homes are ready to welcome new residents who need care and support and are here to provide help and advice to ensure you find the right care for you. Find out more.
Visiting family and friends in our homes
Being able to visit family and friends is important to everyone. At brighterkind, our number one priority is the care and wellbeing of every resident, that’s why we continue to evolve ways in which you can keep in touch. Find out more.
