Meaningful Activity in Care & Nursing Homes for Older People Enter and View Reports

Report - 1 March 2017

Healthwatch Worcestershire carried out Enter and View visit to 13 care and nursing home. The focus for the visits was to look at how residents in these settings are being provided with meaningful activities that support their health and well-being.

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Themes and Thoughts: An Overview of Meaningful Activity in 13 Care and Nursing Homes
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Summerdyne Nursing Home, Bewdley
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Fern House Care Home, Worcester
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The Haven Care Home, Droitwich
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Brambles Care Home, Redditch
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The Old Rectory Care Home, Tenbury Wells
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The Mill House Care Home, Pershore
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St Johns Court, Bromsgrove
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The Willows, Worcester
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Wayside, Bromsgrove
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The Firs, Kidderminster
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Hawthorns, Evesham
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St Martins, Redditch
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Shenstone House, Kidderminster
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