Care Home in Dorset

If your loved one has recently had physical trauma or sickness that needed a hospital stay, it is expected that they may find it difficult to return to their normal routine at home. This can be a tense and demanding situation, both physically and emotionally. However, there may be ways to alleviate the tension and worry, such as moving into a group living facility with around-the-clock support or seeking respite care if a short-term solution is required. At Oakdene Care Home, we mean it when we say that we are here to assist you every single step of the way.

The Care Quality Commission (CQC) has recognised and reviewed Oakdene Care Home. The Care Quality Commission (CQC) is an organisation that inspects health and social care services to ensure they are safe, capable, considerate, and of high quality. At Oakdene Care Home, we strive for the highest quality in everything we do. 

Each resident’s care plans are completely unique to them, and we collaborate closely with both our residents and their closest family members to develop common care goals that benefit the resident in both the long and short term. Oakdene Care Home has consistently used the incredibly effective MTD (Multidisciplinary Teams) approach to care. This method and approach to care allow us to integrate the abilities and talents of many quality care professionals, to find better ways of assessing, planning, and managing care at the highest level we can.

Because we provide all-inclusive care, all of the facilities and activities suggested by our Activity Coordinator are included in the overall rate.

Depending on your circumstances, you may be eligible for support from local governments or the NHS (Funded Nursing Care or Continuing Health Care). We urge you to get financial guidance before proceeding with your potential funding sources.