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Community Living and Tailored Care Packages from Shaw

[ February 3, 2016 ]

Shaw Healthcare provides a range of community living services across the UK, to help elderly and disabled people to enjoy independence while receiving the support they need.

Specialist Care at Shaw

[January 30, 2016 ]

Shaw Healthcare doesn’t just include elderly care homes – we provide a range of tailored services for people in need of extra care. Shaw care facilities are able to accommodate individuals with varying requirements, offering specialist care in a comfortable and welcoming environment.

Choosing the Right Care Home for You – Part 2

[ January 28, 2016 ]

If you are searching for a residential care service, once you’ve found the right type of care for you the next thing to consider is your living space. Shaw care homes provide residents with comfortable private rooms,n as well as a number of different communal living areas and gardens for socialising and exercising.

Choosing the Right Care Home for You – Part 1

[ January 25, 2016 ]

Shaw Healthcare offers award winning care homes across England, Scotland and Wales, with a range of services to ensure residents receive comprehensive care and respect for their individual wishes. We understand that it can be overwhelming looking for a local care home, and not all providers offer the same facilities or quality of care, so it’s essential to outline the criteria that are important to you before you start your search.

About Shaw Healthcare

[ January 23, 2016 ]

Shaw Healthcare has grown from its origin as a registered housing association to one of the UK’s leading healthcare providers, largely through partnerships with public agencies responsible for both health and social care. We are unique as a major healthcare provider in being 82% owned by employees and 18% owned by The Shaw Foundation, a grant making charity.

Our Approach to Dignity

[ January 20, 2016 ]

Here at Shaw Healthcare, one of things we pride ourselves on is maintaining the dignity of our clients and residents throughout the care that they receive from us, whether this is in one of our homes or in their own.

Care and Treatment for Dementia

[ January 18, 2016 ]

Being diagnosed with dementia can be a frightening prospect for many, but it doesn’t mean the end of independence- there are many things that can be done to prolong the length of time someone can stay living in their own home. When the time comes that it becomes a safer and better option for the person to move into a Shaw care home, we make the process as easy and as smooth as possible.

Life’s Challenges – Part 2

[ January 15, 2016 ]

The challenges of life as a disabled person are many and varied, as disabilities can vary from person to person. One such challenge is satisfying a desire to have a job and earn your own money, but there are many others that should be considered.

Life’s Challenges – Part 1

[ January 12, 2016 ]

People with disabilities often find themselves all being put into one category, but every disability is different manifests itself differently from person to person. Each and every person with a disability has their own unique set of challenges and difficulties to overcome.

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We are welcoming new residents into our homes to ensure that we are there for those who need respite or residential care. Please click here to see how we are ensuring our residents and employees safety.

Dear relatives,

I’m pleased to say that Shaw is making fantastic progress with the COVID-19 vaccinations. The majority of our staff and residents have been vaccinated and scheduled to get the second dose shortly.

The national statistics being reported suggest that we are over the second peak and there is light at the end of the tunnel. To get back to ‘normal’ and the life we once knew we will all need to be vaccinated to help our chances to overcome COVID-19 should we catch it and to prevent it from spreading to each other.

Each of our care homes has been doing everything in their power to ensure that residents and employees are vaccinated. The LFT testing continues to help us operate to manage the visiting, as well as exercising social distancing, using PPE, hand washing, risk assessments and adhering to all other public health guidelines.

We appreciate your continued support and understanding of the situation that the care homes face to protect your loved ones. I sincerely hope that we can get back to visiting as we once knew it.

Thank you again,

Mike Smith, Chief Operating Officer