OUR CARE
Personalised care, centred around the individual.
Every resident has their own story, their own routine and their own needs.
That’s why every care plan we create is completely tailored to the individual, combining expert nursing with genuine compassion to help every resident feel safe, comfortable and truly at home.
Care that adapts to you
No two people are the same, and neither is the care they require.
From short-term respite stays to specialist nursing and end-of-life care, our experienced teams work closely with residents, families and healthcare professionals to provide personalised support that evolves as needs change.
Whether someone joins us for a few weeks or calls one of our homes their own, they’ll receive the same warmth, dignity and exceptional standard of care every single day.
PALLIATIVE CARE
Sensitive end-of-life care focused on comfort, dignity and supporting both residents and their loved ones.
NURSING CARE
Professional 24-hour nursing delivered by experienced registered nurses, providing expert support around the clock.
DEMENTIA CARE
Compassionate, person-centred dementia care within safe, familiar surroundings that encourage comfort, confidence and routine.
CONVALESCENT CARE
Helping residents regain strength and confidence following illness, injury or a hospital stay.
COMPLEX CARE
Tailored support for a wide range of long-term health conditions and specialist nursing needs.
RESPITE CARE
Short-term stays designed to support recovery, rehabilitation or provide family carers with a well-earned break. (Subject to availability).
HEATHFIELD GUIDE TO
Palliative Care vs. End-Of-Life Care
A most commonly misunderstood phrase. Palliative care means specialised medical care focussed on improving quality of life, managing pain, and relieving the symptoms of a serious or life changing illness. It can be provided at any stage of diagnosis and can last for months or years and is not just for the final days of life.
Palliative care is not the same as end of life care, although end-of-life care is a specific part of palliative care. Typically, palliative care will last for months or years, relieves symptoms, assists quality of life and living with a diagnosis.
End-of-life care however focuses on comfort, dignity, pain relief where applicable, and support when active disease treatments have stopped. This form of care lasts for weeks and sometimes, a few months.
Specialist Care For A Wide Range Of Needs
Our experienced nursing teams support residents living with a variety of conditions, creating personalised care plans that promote comfort, independence and quality of life.
Canford Manor
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