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Complex Needs

Our complex and other needs provision is an extension of other services but at a reduced intensity. This provision is for clients whose medication or condition is stable, but who need continued low level care. Facilities vary but most are CQC registered and all are staffed by qualified carers.

Although not exclusively for the clients who have completed, or need to move on from other vision services, this service is an obvious next step towards full independence. All the accommodation is well appointed and of the highest standard whether it be a single or multiple room, a lifestyle suite or a family flat.

This provision is also perfect for clients who are moving on from other rehabs as the rules preclude drug and alcohol use. Testing is an integral part of the residency agreement.

Blenheim
Blenheim House is perfectly situated in the town of Exmouth in Devon. Comprising of 9 rooms all with en-suites & kitchenettes, fitted to a high standard finish.
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Langford Park
Langford Park provides for Elderly nursing and the young phsically disabled in Exeter, Devon.
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Royal Ashton
Royal Ashton provides semi-independent care accommodation in Taunton, Somerset.
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New Year 2012

We are happy to announce the appointment of our new Registered Manger, Kyla Harris.Kyla Is a well known, highly respected
professional in the healthcare sector. She has been managing NHS and private nursing homes since 2004 as a Nurse and Registered
Manager in her own right. We have been fortunate enough to wrestle her away from her last managerial post with Devon County
Council and brings with her more than 15 years of experience. In her capacity as Registered Manager she will be responsible for the
care at the home and the future development of healthcare.

A new system of regulation

A new system of regulation has begun for adult social care and independent health care providers.

NHS efficiency drive produces £162m

Department of Health (DH) 'efficiency drive' produces £162m gift for NHS. Primary care trusts and council social care services will share an extra £162m this year thanks to a Department of Health “efficiency drive”.