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Claremont Court Specialist Dementia Care HomeGuildford, Surrey
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Newly opened in 2011, Claremont Court offers state-of-the-art facilities
Each floor features a dining room and lounge
Bright, airy and beautifully finished
Facilities include an in-house hair salon as well as a cinema and library
Private, quiet space is easily found in lounges and the library
The home is furnished elegantly and comfortably throughout
Beautiful grounds offer private spaces as well as sensory gardens
A variety of social spaces, including a bar and lounges
Many rooms have garden access, and all are ensuite
Claremont Court is equipped with a Snoezelen therapy room
Claremont Court
Furnished throughout to an exceptionally high standard, Claremont Court provides elegance and comfort in a warm and welcoming manner.
The environment has been created to enhance the quality of life for those living with dementia. The home has many features that are specifically designed to maximise independence, as well as create a safe and secure haven.
At Claremont Court, we take the time to understand each individual so we can provide personable care with a difference. That could be recreating surroundings our residents can identify with as this is an effective way to make a connection. We also create activities to keep residents busy, as those with dementia are happiest doing the things they know best.
The relative support group is there to provide help and an insight from those that have been through similar experiences. My husband is a resident at the home with severe dementia and this group has provided me with much needed support. Pat Rogers, Resident's Wife
Life at Claremont Court
The home is managed by an experienced dementia care manager, supported by a highly-skilled team of people that undergo accredited dementia care training on an on-going basis. There is a fantastic team spirit and everyone is fully integrated into life at Claremont Court.
It houses 57 en-suite rooms, some of which benefit from their own attractive private garden. While the larger suites incorporate separate seating areas. The many facilities include a cinema, a well-stocked library, sensory room to evoke the senses, salon for those pampering moments and sensory gardens.
Families are encouraged to become part of life at the home, from attending the many events to being able to visit at any time. The elegant lounge areas, for example, is a perfect place for families to enjoy Ritz-styled afternoon tea. While for special occasions, the chef will cater private dinner parties for residents.
Type of care
- Residential dementia care
- Nursing dementia care
Facilities
- 57 en-suite bedrooms
- Cinema
- Library
- Activities room
- Elegance hair salon
- Access to physiotherapists, masseurs and reflexologists
- Snoezelen rooms
- Sensory room
- Manicured sensory gardens
- Relaxing bar areas
We promote an active lifestyle at Claremont Court and a wide variety of activities and events are organised to keep our residents occupied each day.
We have forged close links with the community and are constantly visiting local places of interest, as well as bringing in local entertainers into our home.
An example of our activities.
| Monday | 10.30am-12.30pm: Daily sparkle and music quiz (first floor lounge) 2.30pm-3.30pm: Bingo (ground floor lounge) 3.30pm-4pm: Tea party (both floors) |
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| Tuesday | 10.30am-12.30pm: Daily sparkle and music quiz (ground floor lounge) 11am-12pm: Tea and biscuits (ground floor lounge) 2.30pm-4pm: Cinema viewing of the film of the day (cinema) 2.30pm-4pm: Tea party (both floors) |
| Wednesday | 10.30am-4pm: Celebrating Burns Day (both floors) 10.30am-12.30pm: Crafts morning (ground floor) 10.30am-12.30pm: Quiz on Scotland (first floor) 1pm-2.30pm: Piping in the Haggis - Burns day dinner (both floors) 2.30pm-4pm: Burns Day party - music and dancing (first floor)
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| Thursday | 10.30am-12.30pm: Cake Bake (both floors) 11am-12.pm: Residents gathering with tea and biscuits (both floors) 2.30pm-3pm: adily sparkle and topical discussion (ground floor lounge) 3pm-3.30pm: Relax in the Sensory room (both floors) 2.30pm-4pm: Cinema afternoon (cinema)
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| Friday | 10.30am-12.30pm: Knitting group (first floor lounge) 11am-12pm: Residents gathering over tea and biscuits (both floors) 2.30pm-4pm: Games afternoon (first floor) 3.30pm-4pm: Tea and cakes (both floors) |
Address
Claremont Court Specialist Dementia Care Home
Harts Gardens
Guildford
Surrey
GU2 9QA
Tel: 01483 324 088
View a larger Map -0.588642 51.257732Everyone at Claremont Court possesses a natural empathy and is genuinely passionate about caring for those with dementia. Our team is highly skilled and continues to create a warm and welcoming environment for our residents.
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Sarah Jane Parkin, Home Manager
Sarah brings more than 30 years’ experience to her role as home manager. As a registered mental health nurse, her passion for this field has led her to perfect her craft in child adolescence, acute and forensic psychiatry. For the last 10 years, Sarah-Jane has worked as home managers for various dementia-specific care homes.
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Seeing others happy makes me happy. I love my job because I know that my job helps to make a difference. It’s very fulfilling. Sachin Rajkumarsingh, Care Services Manager
Sachin Rajkumarsingh, Care Services Manager
After graduating in Management Information Systems and a career as a senior accounts and IT officer, Sachin then had a complete career change nine years ago and has been working in the care industry since then. He joined Queen Elizabeth Park in 2006 as a carer and moved quickly from team leader to head of dementia at the home. He now holds the Care Services Manager role.
