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AbleCare
Homes are a family run company set up in 1983 when
we established our first home, Belvedere Lodge. Belvedere
Lodge was purchased as a family home and we converted
it ourselves, opening for business in 1984.
This was followed by Rosewood House
in 1990, an existing home with a purpose built courtyard
wing. Patron House is the smallest
of our homes and has been part of our group since 1997.
In 1998 Crossley House was added
and has since been expanded to make full use of the facilities
available. In April 2007 we have been delighted to acquire
Hengrove Lodge, this successful
family business fits perfectly within our existing portfolio
of care homes in Bristol and we look forward to maintaining
the excellent standard of care that the Home has achieved
in recent years.
Our emphasis is on family involvement and this has continued
as the business has evolved. The company is owned and Managed
by Father and Daughter team, John Willcox and Sam Hawker. Sam
is responsible for business development and keeps track
of current legislation and it’s implementation in the homes.
She calls in on a regular basis. Roger & Paul Willcox
strengthen the family involvement, they undertake the maintenance
work within the homes. |
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Since
opening our first home the Company has ensured continued development
with the purchase of additional homes and the creation of
extra bed spaces within the scope of the buildings. The owners
flats have been converted to provide accommodation for residents
in Rosewood House, Patron House and Crossley House.
The resident group accommodated has also evolved with the
changing needs of the elderly population. From offering places
to elderly only we now provide a dedicated number of care
places for elderly people with Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia
at Belvedere Lodge and Crossley House. |
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