Activities at Hagley Place Care Home

George has been absolutely amazing at bringing motivation to our lunges and has made such an impact on our residents too with his seated exercise sessions and his cheesy jokes. 

He is a massive hit at Hagley Place with residents, their families and friends, along with all the staff.

Everyone is welcome to come and join us for George’s exercise classes!

Our Holy communion is run by Ruth, and today she spoke to us about the myths and traditions of Christmas puddings, with all of us making a wish as we stirred the mixtures together.

Popular Myth  - “The pudding should be made on the 25th Sunday after Trinity, it should be prepared with 13 ingredients to represent Christ and the 12 apostles, and every family member should stir it in turn from East to West to honour the 3 wise men and their journey in that direction.”

We did it!

Hagley Place is now live with Enable, our digital care planning system.

This switchover will allow us to streamline our documentation of the care we provide, marking down all interactions as they happen, freeing up more time for us to spend some well deserved quality time with our residents.

A HUGE thank you has to be made to our incredible transposing team who  have spent the last 3 weeks making sure all of our residents care profiles were transferred accurately to Enable with the most in depth knowledge possible, none of this would be possible without you.

Here’s to an exciting step forward!

We invited two of our sister homes over to join us for fireworks and hot dogs on November 5th and a brilliant night was had by all.

Great food, great company and a brilliant light show created the perfect November atmosphere as we celebrated bonfire night together.

To entertain our residents, our staff performed a care home version of the Olympic games. Events included wheelchair races, fastest bed change and even a drinks relay race.

Many of our residents have served in the armed forces or emergency services and we took a trip down memory lane with some of those who served in the RAF.

It's important within care to also support our residents families, so we took a few family members on a much deserved day out to Elan Valley to make sure they got a little R&R of their own.

July 5th marked the 76th birthday of our incredible NHS. We are fortunate to have amazing relationships with our local GP surgeries and community  hospital, and so well felt it only right to show our appreciation on such a special day and delivered them all breakfast baskets as a thank you for all their hard work.

The weather played ball and allowed us to finally replant our planters. Didn’t our gardeners do a great job?

This is the first phase in turning a part of our garden into a veg and fruit patch for a quiet and reflective place for our residents to go to.