Ward Green Lodge Care Home is a modern purpose built home for older people providing residential care and specialist dementia care. We aim to deliver the highest quality of care with access to a variety of services and facilities to meet your individual needs. We are committed to creating a culture of transparency, positive and healthy environment for residents, staff, families, friend. Well cared for and happy residents usually means a positive environment and happy staff, who in turn ensure that things run more smoothly. We view a person as just that: foremost a person, a unique individual with a rich history, experience, skills and knowledge, preferences, desires and personality. We respond to our residents and focus on what they can do, building on their strengths and finding ways to compensate for the losses brought about their health.
Ward Green Lodge is in the running for a prestigious national award. The home has been shortlisted in the Care Home of the Year at the sixth annual Caring UK Awards, which recognise excellence and achievement within the care sector across the UK. An awards spokesperson said: “Never has there been a more appropriate time to recognise the amazing and selfless contribution that our carers make and how they have given so much to protect and care for their residents in the face of unprecedented challenges.” The awards are organised by Script Events in conjunction with leading care industry magazine Caring UK, with support from headline sponsor Virgin Money. In each category up to seven finalists have been selected and they will now go through to the next stage of the judging process. The winners will be revealed at a glittering awards ceremony at The Athena in Leicester on Thursday, December 7 when the industry will gather to salute all that is great about the care sector.
“We are extremely proud to be short listed for the Care Home of the Year Award. Our staff work extremely hard to deliver high quality care using the person-centred approach. “
Registered Home Manager
Ward Green Lodge