Generally, this type of care is for elderly people whose requirements and needs are low. They may need assistance in day to day actions such as dressing, washing or encouragement during meal times, but don’t require more specialist nursing care or dementia support.
Our residential homes are run by managers who have a certified management qualification with CQC along with 24-hour staff support who are all qualified care assistants. If and when required, district nurses are called into the home to administer certain medications or to treat complex wounds

If a loved one is finding it difficult to live alone at home, or you are finding it difficult to care for them, it might be atime to consider residential care. We aim to give people as much of their independence back to them, while giving them the security of 24-hour care support when needed. Those who require some more support may be better suited to our nursing care homes

At Sunbreeze, our aim is to provide a comfortable, secure and happy home for each individual with us. We have dedicated and hard-working staff that provide residents with the highest quality of seamless care. Prior to admission, our Manager will arrange to make an assessment for the needs and requirements of your loved ones in order to get to know them to start creating a personalised care plan that is tailored to the needs, like and dislikes of your loved ones

• - Provide help to those struggling with daily activities in a caring and supportive manner
• - Keep residents mentally and physically stimulated by providing a range of activity programmes that are tailored to each resident’s need and capabilities.
• - Our homes ensure that every individual receives a nutritious and balanced diet while also regularly checking their weight.

Our nursing home provides the highest standard of care, whilst ensuring our residents feel as comfortable and independent as possibly

If a loved one has a medical condition that required 24-hour care that cannot be carried out at home, a nursing home may be the perfect place for them. Nursing care provides support for those with complex medical conditions, as our nurses are clinically trained to recognise signs and symptoms of illness or detoriation. This allows changes in health to be monitored and identified in order to be quickly escalated to adoctor if necessary. If you think your loved one may only require support with daily living activities, one of our residential homes may be a better option for them.

Currently, our nursing home is Elderflower Nursing and Residential Home in Derby, which aims to provide personalised care plans to ensure each individual receives support not only for their daily living, but for their medical condition management as well, while keeping their independence and choices are maximised. Our nursing home also has training in providing dementia support to residents if required.

There aremore than 800,000 people in the UK with a diagnosis of dementia and we know how difficult it is to see our loved ones having to go through it. At Sunbreeze, all our homes hold pride in delivering the best quality of care while ensuring that we support those living with dementia

Individuals with dementia may require extra care and support as they often find it difficult to understand the context of their physical surroundings. They are likely to experience memory loss as well as problems with perception which can cause difficulties in navigating around the home. Dementia care accommodates for these specific needsin both our residential and nursing homes, with out staff being trained in understanding the different types of dementia and how some of the symptoms may present.We know that extra support is needed to help maintain you loved one’s psychological, sociological and physical well-being.

At Sunbreeze, our quality compliance and improvement officer assesses the quality of delivery of our care provided. She helpsour team constantly improve and keep up to date with the latest techniques for dementia care.

Carers and those being cared for both need a break from time to time. If you need a short break, respite care at one of our homes allows you to do just that.

Also known as a short stay, respite care is a temporary living arrangement at a care home. Depending on the individual’s needs, a respite stay can range from a few days to a few weeks.

Our aim is to provide continuity of care and our well-trained staff work hard to ensure that everyone's personal preferences are respected.
Respite care plans are tailored to each individual. Our respite residents are also welcome to participate in our homes’ daily activities, which offer a fun and stimulating way to keep busy.

-It is hard sometimes for a carer to ask for a break. But these respite breaks help is making a big difference to carers to maintain their own health and help in preventing burnout and exhaustion.
-Respite care is equally beneficial for the person being cared for especially those being cared for in their own home which can be isolating.
-It gives opportunity to meet new people, experience different environment

Respite care provide an opportunity to trial the care home experience and is often the first step in moving from home care into becoming a permanent resident at a care home.
Moving straight from a family home into a care home is a life-changing experience, both for carers and the person being cared for. However, many find that the transition is easier when they have