Local Care Home Commended by Mayor: Salman Akbar Joins Bowood Court Residents for Afternoon Tea.
Bowood Court Care Home received an honourable visit from none other than the esteemed Mayor of Redditch, Salman Akbar, on Saturday, October 7th. The Mayor joined the residents of Bowood Court for a delightful afternoon tea party, expressing his heartfelt appreciation for the dedication and care provided by the Bowood Court team.
Adept Care Homes, Appoints New Group’s Chief Fire Warden to tackle Fire Safety Across Care Homes.
Adept Care Homes is proud to announce the appointment of Jason Morris, as the new Group’s Chief Fire Warden, effective from October 1st, 2023. This significant appointment underscores the organisation’s unwavering commitment to ensuring the highest standards of fire safety across its care facilities.
Bowood Court and Mews Care Home in Redditch, part of family-run Adept Care Homes, has been awarded the High Commendation for Outstanding Smaller Care Provider for the third year running in the national Care Home Awards 2023.
The Care Home Awards is one of the most highly regarded accolades available in the UK’s health and social care sector which celebrates the excellent work, innovative thinking and excellence in care which continue to drive the industry. Adept Care Homes’ consistent high commendation highlights their unwavering pursuit of excellence and their commitment to enhancing the lives of their residents.
“We are immensely proud to have received this high commendation for “Outstanding Smaller Group Care Provider” at the Care Home Awards for the third year in a row,” said Joe Lock, Communities Director of Adept Care Homes. “This recognition reflects our unwavering dedication to delivering exceptional care and support to our residents. It is a true testament to the commitment and compassion of our incredible team.
Continue reading “Bowood Court & Mews Care Home Is Awarded High Commendation in Prestigious National Care Home Awards”Bowood Court & Mews in Redditch celebrated the official Grand Opening of its new onsite Pub, The Queens Elizabeth Arms on Monday 26th June 2023.
Residents can now enjoy a tipple down at their ‘local’, after the care home transformed its leisure and wellbeing facilities to include a traditional English Pub and Beer Garden, where the authentic pub atmosphere comes to life.
Bowood Court & Mews in Redditch is set to celebrate the official Grand Opening of its new onsite Pub, The Queens Elizabeth Arms on Monday 26th June 2023.
Residents can now enjoy a tipple down at their ‘local’, after the care home transformed its leisure and wellbeing facilities to include a traditional English Pub and Beer Garden, where the authentic pub atmosphere comes to life.
Resident’s and team are delighted to be awarded the carehome.co.uk ‘Recommended Top 20 UK Care Home’ Award for 2023
Bowood Court and Mews in Redditch, part of Adept Care Homes has received a Top 20 Care Home Group award which is based on over 265,000 reviews from care home residents as well as their friends and family.
Residents at Bowood Court & Mews Care Home in Redditch are crowned as Best Choir Performance in Company Wide Regional Christmas Choir Competition.
The residents who form the ‘choir club’ of Bowood Court & Mews Care Home rejoiced as they were crowned one of the winners of the annual company-wide Christmas Choir Competition.
It’s become a time-honoured tradition for the midlands based Adept Care Home residents to go head-to-head in the festive, family-favourite singing competition which is held at St. Catherine’s Church in Burbage.
Each of the 7 choirs performed two of their favourite songs, including a Christmas classic, which included a rousing performance of ‘We Wish you a Merry Christmas’ and an original composure of “He’ll be coming down the chimney when he comes”. Whilst also fun, the choirs judged by an experienced panel, including the leader of St Catherine’s church, Father Andrew. The resident choirs enjoyed the rest of the day with festive activities, a fish’n’chips lunch from Burbage Fisheries, home-made mince pies and a tiple or two of mulled wine.
The awards were announced after lunch where residents watched with anticipation as the winners were revealed. The categories included ‘Best Creative Choir’ and ‘Best Traditional Choir.’
“We have had such a wonderful day, singing together,” said John Keytes (85), resident at Bowood Court and Mews. “It is fantastic to receive an award, our choir club is one of our favourite activities,” said Frank Leech (78), resident and choir club member.
Adept Care Homes Communities Director, Joe Lock said: “Singing is a much-loved past time for our residents, and we have all enjoyed months of practice along with the final performances. The church has been amazingly supportive and with performances of Jingle Bells and Winter Wonderland, we created some festive enjoyment! A huge congratulations to everyone involved in delivering something truly special for our residents.”
“We have had such a wonderful time judging these awards as we do every year, and the performances get better every year. Well done to all the residents and Merry Christmas!” said a representative from the church.
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Local Care Home is ‘a cut above the rest’ as they recreate the traditional barber shop experience for the male residents at Bowood Court & Mews in Redditch.
Maurice Crombie (76) who resides at Bowood Court & Mews Care Home in Redditch, has his Christmas Wish come true as part of the Adept Care Homes’ ‘Make A Wish’ program.
Over 500 residents are encouraged to make a wish, no matter how big or small, the wishes are put on the home’s magic wishing tree and every month, one resident is picked to have their wish come true.
Continue reading “Santa Claus is Coming to Town as Bowood Court & Mews Care Home Makes Maurice’s Christmas Wish Come True.”Residents at a local care home, Bowood Court and Mews in Redditch enjoyed a visit from Alfie the therapy horse, his companions and his owner, Sarah.
Alfie’s visits offer not only fun, laughter and comfort but, for those with dementia, memory recall, stimulation and mood enhancement.
“People who struggle with speech will try and talk to the horses and I take brushes in so people can groom them, which helps with movement and co-ordination. We have accessories to help dress the horse’s hair and of course the residents love to pet them, and the horses love all the fuss and attention,” said Sarah.
Continue reading “Bowood Court and Mews Hosts a New Visitor As The ‘Mane’ Event”Request a brochure
