Live In Care in Widnes, Cheshire

Perhaps you’re a rugby league fan but struggle to get to St Helens stadium to watch the match, or you may enjoy strolls along the River Mersey but don’t feel able to do this alone. That’s where our Widnes care team can step in because care is so much more than just the practicalities; we’ll be there to support you with your hobbies and general wellbeing, too.

Our team always promotes and provides each of residents with an individualised care plan, including a comprehensive assessment of care needs when a resident moves in. We believe that this allows us to prepare and provide a unique and high level of care to each of the residents who stay with us. Halton View care home caters for dementia and non-dementia care. Our kind and caring staff are here to ensure that all of our residents needs are met and, with the help of the families of our residents and the residents themselves, we can ensure that the care provided is centred. Other types of care offered at Halton View care home in Cheshire include:

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We enable people with learning disabilities and complex care needs to live the life they choose. The people we support are at the centre of everything we do. If you're looking for care and support or would like to learn more about our support services, please contact our friendly enquiry team.

This small, friendly home is tastefully decorated with specially designed furnishings for maximum comfort. The landscaped garden, pretty patio and conservatory are favourite places in which to relax or socialise with friends and family. Some Residents even get involved in tending the vegetable and herb garden. All our bright and comfortable bedrooms and living areas are easily accessible by wheelchair.

A Non-Profit organisation run by and for families of children and young people (aged 0-25) who have Special Educational Needs and/or Disabilities (SEND). We work independently but in partnership with service commissioners and providers, sharing knowledge and experience of families to help plan and develop the quality, range and accessibility of provision, creating better outcomes for families through participation and co-production.

Widnes Hall in Widnes is a residential care home set in comfortable surroundings. Our home offers quality facilities with en-suite rooms for up to 68 residents, in a light, spacious and elegant setting. At Anchor, we have a long history of caring for older people and we put our residents at the heart of everything we do. In times of uncertainty, Anchor is a care provider you can depend on. We are proudly not-for-profit with 60 years of experience. Widnes Hall is the result of this approach, carefully conceived with all our experience and passion, to meet the needs and expectations of the next generation of older people.

This lovely, spacious home is tastefully decorated, and all living and dining areas contain simple yet comfortable furnishings. The landscaped garden, which is tended by some of our Residents, is an uplifting place in which to relax or socialise with friends and relatives. All our bright and comfortable bedrooms and living areas are easily accessible by wheelchair.

Match my PA are a local personalised service, providing a platform that puts the person who requires care and support, in control of their own care. Clients can advertise their job, search, meet and match their preferred PA to their own personal care needs, providing all individuals with access to affordable, high quality care. Personal Assistants have access to a range of live jobs in their own local area, enabling them to search, meet and match jobs, with their own skills, experience and availability. PA's receive a competitive and much deserved, hourly rate of pay. Choice, control and value form the basis of the professional working relationship which reduces the need to involve an agency and therefore, the fees are kept low and the PA's pay is kept high.

The Mews provides a home for older people who need the support and safety of a shared living environment, where reliable and trustworthy personal assistance is readily available. Our service can either be used as a permanent new home, or for short breaks, and are registered for people who are classed as Elderly Mentally Infirm (EMI) support designed for people who may need additional support as a result of dementia or a learning disability and other forms of additional needs.