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Sam Gallagher, award winning home manager of Brandon Park Nursing Home, Brandon, has been awarded the British Empire Medal for services to social care during
Stow Healthcare understands the role it has to play in the current Coronavirus pandemic. We are open to admissions across all of our homes to
Stow Healthcare triumphed at two national care awards in late autumn, scooping the Care Group of the Year accolade at both the National Care Awards
The successes kept on coming in autumn 2019 as Melford Court, Halstead Hall, Ford Place and Stowlangtoft Hall all saw staff shortlisted as finalists in
The Care Quality Commission (CQC) monitors, inspects and regulates all nursing homes services to make sure they meet fundamental standards of quality and safety. Furthermore
Stow Healthcare is a family owned and operated private nursing, residential and memory care business based in East Anglia. We care about family life and
As with any house move, it’s important to let family, friends and providers know that your loved one has moved, and give them their new
Moving into a care home is a big change in your loved one’s life, which is why we want to make it as smooth and
The cost of residential care can vary considerably by location and depends on whether you also require nursing care. If you do require nursing care,
Michael brings more than 25 years of experience in the health and social care sector and has dedicated his career to delivering high-quality, person-centred care.
We are delighted to welcome Christine Da Silva as the new Home Manager at Stowlangtoft Hall.
Stowlangtoft Hall was filled with celebration as residents, relatives, staff and guests came together to mark the official reopening of the home’s beautiful Orangery. With music, refreshments, iced teas and a ribbon-cutting by Maisie, the home’s longest-standing resident, it was a wonderful afternoon celebrating the return of a much-loved space for residents and their families to enjoy.
At Halstead Hall, dementia support is woven into daily life through thoughtful activities that spark memories, encourage conversation and build confidence. From familiar sayings and word games to sensory activities, these small moments help residents feel connected, involved and valued.
At Stow Healthcare, we see every day how meaningful connection, familiar routines and moments of comfort can make a real difference to those living with dementia. One beautiful example of this is the special bond many of our residents share with animals. Across our homes, animals play a much-loved role in daily life.
This International Nurses Day, Stow Healthcare is proud to celebrate the dedication, resilience and achievements of its extraordinary nurses, including Ford Place in Thetford’s Deputy Manager, Jenna Bowley, who has recently completed her Adult Nursing Degree while working full-time.
