Paxton Hall Care Home caters to the needs of elderly residents who require long and short-term care in a homely environment for a variety of conditions, including dementia care. Staff are trained in all aspects of the individual needs of our residents. Paxton Hall is an impressive Grade II listed building of high architectural value with impressive grounds and mature trees.
Gardening Club has really hit the ground running this year with a lovely variety of flowers and vegetables being planted. Residents have thoroughly enjoyed potting the vegetables from seed, watching them outgrow their pots and finally planting them in the garden to see them flourish. The types of vegetables we are growing include Little Gem.
Gardening Club has really hit the ground running this year with a lovely variety of flowers and vegetables being planted. Residents have thoroughly enjoyed potting the vegetables from seed, watching them outgrow their pots and finally planting them in the garden to see them flourish. The types of vegetables we are growing include Little Gem.
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Paxton Hall is an impressive Grade II listed building of high architectural value with large impressive grounds and mature trees. The original house dates back to the Elizabethan times when it was rebuilt and renovated in 1738. The stately home was converted into a modern residential care home in the early eighties and a new wing added in 1988/9.
Paxton Hall Care Home is a private residential care home for the elderly registered with the Care Quality Commission for 39 residents. Intermediate care for elderly patients who have been discharged from hospital and require temporary rehabilitation. Paxton Hall will provide a high standard of care in a homely, comfortable and secure environment.
Our dementia care puts our residents first, ensuring everyone is looked after, supported, and receives the very best care by our specialist staff. Paxton Hall Care Home is proud to offer specialist dementia care. All of our staff are trained in person-centred care with residents with varying levels of dementia.
Carers and caregivers who look after a loved one full time often need a break from their daily, stressful routines. Respite care aims to give carers a much-needed break to rest and focus on their own health and wellbeing. From catching up with sleep to exhaustion throughout the day, caring for someone is a full-time responsibility and trying to do these things while compromising your own well-being only makes the situation more difficult.
End-of-life care is undoubtedly one of the most difficult times for families, despite the inevitability of life itself. For those in such a position, Paxton Hall is honoured to have a superb reputation for providing empathic, expert and holistic care to make final weeks full of only love, comfort, and warmth.
