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Residential Care
Residential Care
Residential care is a term used to describe the general care and support provided in a standard care home.
Millennium Care offers reassurance of around-the-clock care and support, which can often be referred to as "personal care" or even "assisted living" and usually involves help with basic needs.
Quality Care
Fully supported independent living
Residents at all Millennium Care homes choose how they want to spend their time, pursuing a wide range of interests and hobbies – from gardening and flower arranging to quiz nights and baking. Residents are free to furnish their en-suite bedrooms however they like, with personal belongings – cushions, art or ornaments – providing that true homely feeling.
Each resident is given the care and attention they deserve. State-of-the-art call systems let us cater to their every need – whether it’s the daily newspaper or just a morning coffee. Residents can tailor their lifestyle to a tee, with exquisite menus in multiple restaurants providing food that perfectly fits any preference or dietary requirements.
Lakeside Care Home, Langtree Care Home, Lavender Hills Care Home, Norley Hall Care Home and Worthington Lake Care Home all provide residential care across Greater Manchester and Lancashire, including Standish, Wigan, Ramsbottom and Bury.
Award Winning
Highly qualified trained Staff
Should you need assistance or just someone to talk to, our highly qualified Carers are always there for you. All our residents have 24/7 access to highly qualified assistance from caring, respectful and skilled individuals. They work to meet your every need, with superb attention to detail.
Over three decades of experience and countless care awards, we have developed a stable, homely and enabling environment for our residents. And, of course, we understand the important role of families and loved ones. Millennium Care provides 24-hour access for visitors, giving guests and their families the freedom to manage their own schedules.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions about Residential Care
How much independence do residents have?
We encourage independence, from choices at mealtimes to the activities, residents create a lifestyle they’re happy with.
How does residential care support individuals?
We provide a safe and supportive home for our residents, assisting with day-to-day needs and providing them with a home from home.
What are the main benefits of residential care?
Residential care provides peace of mind, comfort, supports mental health as well as issues around loneliness and isolation.
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Our Residential
Care Homes
Millennium Care
- Residential Care
- Nursing Care
- Respite Care
- Dementia Care
Langtree Care Home
- Residential Care
- Nursing Care
- Respite Care
- Dementia Care
Worthington Lake Care Home
- Residential Care
- Respite Care
- Dementia Care
Lakeside Care Home
- Residential Care
- Nursing Care
- Respite Care
Norley Hall Care Home
- Residential Care
- Respite Care
- Dementia Care
Lavender Hills Care Home
- Residential Care
- Respite Care
- Dementia Care
