Rachel’s House Rehabilitation Unit

Rachel’s House is a newly built bespoke six bed residential rehabilitation care unit. All rooms have French doors with wheelchair access opening to the lawned areas. The smallness of the bungalow is an attractive option for people who decide that they need a certain amount of care but can remain independent in a caring and friendly environment.

  • Rachel's House
  • Rachel's House entrance
  • Rachel's House
  • The lounge at Rachel's House
  • Rachel's House
  • The old phone box between Looking out from Rachel's House and Dene Lodge
  • Rachel's House
  • Looking out from Rachel's House

Facilities at Rachel’s House

  • 6 Rooms – all en-suite with wet room
  • Lounge with dining area
  • Conservatory
  • Garden area
  • Kitchen

What We Offer

The rehabilitation unit offers 24 hour fully qualified care staff, who have undergone rehabilitation training to continually improve person centred outcomes, for each individual to return to a suitable place to live, as independently as possible.

Professional assessments and personal care plans will be completed in collaboration with other relevant professionals, family and representatives, to gain a full assessment of each individual’s needs.

The management team will work closely with the multi-disciplinary team and families to arrange a suitable discharge date and time and this is usually done within a 14 day period.

Meals

Breakfast From 7.00am

Breakfast is either a help-yourself or can be served within the room or in the main dining room. A selection of cereals, toast, yoghurts and fresh fruit is available daily.

Lunch 12.30pm

Lunch is the main meal of the day, cooked by the head cook.

This can be served within the room or the dining room.

Tea 4.30pm

This is a light meal with a pudding and can be served within the room or the dining room.

Patients are able to prepare their own light meals where required.

Supper 7.00pm

Supper comprises of a light snack.

Tea and coffee and soft drinks are available throughout the day on request or patients can help themselves.

Visiting

Due to current guidelines, visiting is restricted. Times for visiting are between 1.00pm -4.00pm and access is through the individual patio doors. Two people maximum during any one visit and face masks must be worn at all times during your visit. We advise that you contact staff to arrange a time for your visit 01643 706103.