Our Philosophy Of Care
We believe that helping our residents to stay active and make their own decisions about what they do and how they spend their time helps them remain happy and healthy longer. We believe in tailoring our care to fit the unique needs of each resident.
We aim to make the most of our residents’ strengths so each can be as fulfilled and independent as possible.
We believe that a good quality of life stems from the ability to take pleasure in the ordinary and familiar things that we do every day and that these simple tasks can be used to promote and support health and well-being.
We believe that nobody should be deprived of their dignity or quality of life, or be excluded from participating in their community, because of their age, frailty or lack of support.
We believe the diversity of our residents is our greatest asset and that through the formation of positive relationships they can continue to be part of a vibrant community.
We value the involvement and understanding of our residents’ families and friends as we believe the insights, companionship and fun they bring enhances life in our home for everyone.
We believe that teamwork between employees ensures that each resident receives appropriate assistance to remain as self-reliant and mobile as possible.
We believe in supporting our staff by offering superior training in an environment that welcomes and encourages innovative thinking.
Preserve confidentiality in all matters relating to the personal affairs of the resident, their family or acquaintances.
On admission, the staff will note your likes and dislikes, your preferred daily routine, and discuss any other relevant information so that we can deliver your care the way you need it. We aim to provide high quality care tailored as closely as possible to meet your needs. All at The Grange will endeavour to make your life as rewarding and comfortable as possible. Your family and friends are welcome to visit at any time, for as long as required. We strive to create “The Grange Family” for all concerned.
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Tel: 01489 790177 
72 Upper Northam Road, Hedge End
