Residential and Respite Care in Exmouth

Summerleaze wins Exmouth In Bloom 2018

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October 11th saw Summerleaze presented with an award by the Towns Mayor Jeff Trail BEM for coming first in the local Exmouth in Bloom competition 2018. Collecting their prize bowel and certificate is manager Angela Tunstall who said it was a great honour to receive this award amongst so much competition. The team at Summerleaze have worked extremely hard looking after the gardens and the residents have helped by painting stones and placing them around the garden. Our local handyman affectionately known as “Woody” for his bright and colourful shirts has been on top of all the dead heading and weeding throughout the Summer months.

 

Aromatherapy bath benefits our residents

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Residents at our care home in Exmouth have been able to once again enjoy all the benefits of a warm bath thanks to a brand new state of the art Transcare Bath.  The highly versatile bath enables patients to experience the therapeutic benefits of massage which can help enhance blood circulation, reduce pain, improve posture and encourage an overall sense of well-being.  With the added features of colour choices to promote feelings of well-being and increased vitality, the inclusion of aromatherapy is a wonderful way to treat symptoms of illnesses or just to help promote relaxation.  The accompanying music features proves to be very soothing for all our clients whilst enjoying a warm relaxing bath.  Another hugely beneficial feature of this product is the ability to semi recline the bath so that our residents are able to enjoy being semi-reclined whilst fully immersed neck deep in water.

Residents 100th Birthday Party

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Here at Summerleaze we had a good reason to celebrate as one of our residents turned 100.  To mark the special occasion for Joan Helliwell were family members and friends who enjoyed an afternoon tea with a large cake, beautiful flowers, and a rendition of Happy Birthday.  Special Birthday wishes from Her Majesty the Queen were delivered by Exmouth’s deputy mayor Councillor Maddy Chapman.

Joan Helliwell originally from Birmingham had moved to Exmouth from the Chester area with her late husband in 2004 to be closer to her grandchildren and great grandchildren.  Joan has been a resident of Summerleaze in Exmouth since 2012, prior to this she enjoyed an active lifestyle including several holidays with her son.

Happy Birthday Joan from all the staff at Summerleaze

Respite Care Devon in award winning Exmouth care home

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We know caring for loved ones can be overwhelming sometimes which is why at Summerleaze Care we offer bookable respite care.  This service may be useful during a period of convalescence following illness or stay in hospital or maybe while primary carers and families take a well earned holiday knowing your loved one will be looked after. We believe respite care also gives a really positive experience for the person receiving care, a lot of our clients tell us when they rebook again and again.

The superb range of in house facilities includes a social activity programme, visiting hairdresser, library and quiet lounge for you to enjoy. There is also Wi-Fi throughout the home.

We are based in the coastal town of Exmouth and welcome visits beforehand – we treat your family like one of our own.  With a dedicated restaurant providing healthy and nutritious food and lots of events and activities organised we think your loved one will love it here.

To find out more and/or arrange a viewing please get in touch through the site here or call us on 01395 279349.

Exmouth Care Home Vacancies

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We pride ourselves on our high standard of care and being family run we look after all our elderly residents as if they were are own family.

Recently we have had some development work at Summerleaze that has seen us increase our room space so we have a limited number of rooms now available.

To make an enquiry please either email us or call 01395 279349

 

Exmouth Residential Care Home weekly Flower Arranging Activities

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Summerleaze Residential Care Home in Exmouth has numerous regular activities on offer for our residents.  One of our most popular activities is flower arranging, where we work with any number of residents to create some beautiful arrangements.

Making flower arrangements is ideal for our residents as it allows them to create something of great visual appeal adding an abundance of colour and happiness to the home and their room.

Flower arranging, Exmouth Care Home

We believe that offering regular activities within our care home setting is extremely beneficial to our residents.  These activities help to keep the residents involved in whats happening in the world around them and offers a change to their normal routine. Our activity plan provides our residents with an opportunity for daily activity and a chance to socialize with the other residents.

For further information about our activities or for general enquiries please call Summerleaze Care Home on 01395 279349 or use our contact form if you would like to talk to us about care for an elderly relative or friend.

Exmouth Care Home now offers bookable respite care

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Exmouth Care Home, Summerleaze Residential Home now offer bookable respite care, so when you go on holiday or need a break we can help.Summerleaze a 3 star excellent care home on the Budleigh road know the difficulties of people in Exmouth and the surrounding area who look after loved ones at home and find it almost impossible to find a care home that offers respite care accommodation in Exmouth. We know of many people have had to go out of the County to find a vacancy in a care home they know nothing about. By offering a bookable room in an Exmouth care home means local people can stay in touch with friends, family and their GP.So with this in mind Summerleaze has decided to take the lead and offer bookable respite care to enable carers and relatives to take a well-earned break.Exmouth Care Home Summerleaze Dining Room

We are pleased to be able to offer rooms that can be booked in advance with no minimum stay. All of the rooms are decorated to luxury hotel standard and come with the Rooms can be booked in advance, there is no minimum number of nights, all our rooms are decorated to a luxury hotel style and come complete with the following:

•32″ LCD TV

•Telephone with free local and national calls

•Full en-suite facilities

•WIFI

Also Summerleaze has its own dedicated computer room where your loved ones can send/read email or just surf the internet. Alternatively if they have a laptop they can use this in the comfort of their own room using our wifi.

To make an enquiry please either email us or call 01395 279349

 

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Care Home Residents in Exmouth get Broadband

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Care Home Residents in Exmouth get Broadband

With ever increasing technology and the use of the internet we are trying to develop new ways of communicating to our residents and their families.

If you have an email address we would very much like you to send us an email so we can add it to our database.

We have now installed WIFI throughout the home and residents have access to a PC in the sun lounge which has broadband, email and SKYPE. Please let us know if you have Skype we would love to set up a web-chat. The furthest we have been to see a relative was in Canada, can you beat this?

Summerleaze Residents offer advice for the future

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Summerleaze Residents offer advice for the future 

Residents of Summerleaze Residential Home buried a time capsule in the grounds of their home, with the help of four year old Peter Covell with his dad Mike.

Residents from an Exmouth care home helped organise the burial of a time capsule.

Buried at Summerleaze Residential Home, in Salterton Road, last week, it included stamps, a pen, coins, mobile phone and newspapers.

Mike Covell, the home owner, said: “It was decided to compile a selection of items typical of the present, but which they felt would become history in the not too distant future. They also wrote a letter to the people of the future with a little advice from the present and detailing their hopes for the years to come.”

The project was facilitated by Sue Moore, a holistic therapist. Residents are hoping the time capsule will not be dug up for at least 50 years.