Activities at Windmill Manor Care Home

On Thursday 19 January, staff and residents from Windmill Manor Care Home in Oxted along with Councillor Brian Black came together to officially open the home’s new nursing wing, Windmill Way, which will offer nursing care alongside its existing dementia care provision. 

Windmill Manor was so lucky to also receive a visit from a Macmillan Cancer Support representative, Joy Sanders.  A truly amazing lady who was kind enough to say a few words and share experiences.

Windmill Manor will continue to raise funds for Macmillan Cancer this year. We are pleased to announce that our General Manager Ellie Lyons will be running the London Marathon to raise much needed funds for the charity

The home currently provides top quality person-centred care for residents living with dementia but will now have the capacity to offer complex nursing care in addition, thanks to its new bespoke nursing wing, which is named Willow Way. 

Ellie Lyons, General Manager at Windmill Manor said: “We’re so excited to officially open our new nursing wing which will allow us to help more members of the community here in Oxted that need our care.”

Councillor Brian Black commented: “This is such a fantastic resource, I am delighted to be here to open the new nursing wing.  The team here at Windmill Manor do such an amazing job caring for the residents here, I know they will offer wonderful nursing care too.”

Windmill Manor Care Home is run by Barchester Healthcare, one of the UK’s largest care providers, which is committed to delivering high-quality care across its care homes and hospitals. Windmill Manor provides nursing care and dementia care.

Maria Louisa professional belly dancer and husband playing the drum brought so many smiles to our residents and their families faces.

The atmosphere was amazing, lively, and happiness filled our hearts.

Thank you so much for an amazing afternoon

Here at Windmill Manor Care Home our doors are always open to provide hot or cold refreshments for Emergency Services Personnel

This is our way of saying thank you to the paramedics, nurses, police officers and other emergency services workers who don’t always have time to go home or back to their workplace on their break, the team and the residents of here at Windmill Manor will provide free food and drink to all emergency service staff.

Thank you for all you do for us

This is us!!  Christmas jumper Day is a tradition here at Windmill Manor

Staff and Residents donned  their festive jumpers in support of Save the Children charity.

The fabulous Southern Strummers ukulele group joined us in the afternoon bringing some christmassy songs that we all new and sang along to.

Another great day at Windmill

A Pet Dog by their very presence can help reduce the effects of dementia -anxiety, agitation, irritability, depression, and loneliness. By their friendliness and non-threatening way, pets can help a dementia patient be more interactive, when sometimes they are not able to do so in social settings with other adults.

This activitiy here at Windmill Manor was a great seasonal hit.

Our team's searched through local shops for the right pumpkins for our residents to carve and transfer into lovely table centre for our restaurants.

Staff and residents here at Windmill Manor had a great Halloween