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75 Hightown Road

Description of 75 Hightown Road

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This home is registered to provide care and accommodation for four service users who are young adults and have a learning disability. The responsibility for managing this service is by Community Integrated Care (CIC). The property is leased from Hampshire Voluntary Housing. Accommodation is provided in a large family home, situated in a quiet residential area. It is close to local amenities, shops and public transport. People who use the service each have their own room on either ground or first floor and share two bathrooms. Access to the first floor can be gained by one flight of stairs. There is a large lounge, dining room, conservatory and kitchen/diner and an enclosed garden

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75 Hightown Road Features

Pets Allowed	Private Garden	Smoking Allowed (within the grounds)	Disabled Access
Special Diets	Languages (other than English)	Place Of Worship (includes a quiet room)	Organised Activities

Support Services To Residents

Access to support services (such as an optician, nutritionist, chiropodist, physiotherapist)

Can deal with behavioural issues

Care provided in the resident's home

Communal dining area/lounge area

Daily baths/showers

Dignity Champion

End of life support

Family/carer can stay for the night

Flexible meal times

Flexible visiting times

Independent living training

Individual care plan for each resident

Local authority run care homes

On-site hairdresser available

Palliative Care

Support for residents to spend short breaks at family homes

Warden-assisted sheltered housing

Room Facilities

Emergency call system in room

Internet Access / WiFi

Telephone point in bedroom

TV point in bedroom

Residents can bring their own furniture

Location and Transport

Near public transport

Near shops and/or amenities

Own mini-bus or equivalent

Care Home Features

Close care unit

Lift/stairlift access to upper floor

Secure entrance/keypad access

Separate dementia unit

Contact Details

75 Hightown Road
75 Hightown Road
Ringwood
Hampshire
BH24 1NH

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Care Services

Care Home Type: Conventional Care Home

Total Rooms: 4 places

Care Duration:

Convalescent Care

Day Care

Emergency Placements

Long Term

Respite

Short Stay

Trial Stay

Special Care:

Learning Disability

We also provide for the following care needs: Dyslexia, Dyspraxia, Learning Difficulties

Diets Catered For: Diabetic Diet, Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension, Vegan Diet, Vegetarian Diet, All Diets Catered For, Liquid Diet, Low-fat Diet

Availability

Service	Room Types
Learning Disability	Single

GP Services

Retain own GP: No
GP rounds: Not stated
GP round durations: Not stated

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75 Hightown Road News

Dumfries Care home steps up security after resident 'wanders'
A safety review is taking place at a Dalbeattie care home, managed by Community Integrated Care (CIC) after a resident with dementia walked out without staff noticing. The woman, believed to be in her seventies, wandered out of Munches Park Care Home on Saturday evening. A member of the public told the News they saw the elderly woman wandering on the Dalbeattie to Dumfries Road as they drove past.
12 March 2011
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