The Referral Process
Wycar Leys is committed to responding quickly when asked to arrange assessments for people who may wish to come and live with us.
Our assessment process will determine the following:
- which of our homes would be best suited to meet the individual needs, goals and aspirations of the person concerned
- if we have a suitable vacancy to meet these needs
- the breakdown of costs involved in caring for the person
- an outline of the personal care package the home can offer.
We ask that you share as much information as possible with us to ensure that we can plan appropriate and person-centred care for each individual who is referred to our homes.
Should you wish to make a referral to any of our specialist homes, please contact in the first instance:
Joy Talbot RNMH – Managing Director
Direct Line: 01623 873007
Mobile: 07970058153
Email: joy@wycarleys.co.uk
Fax: 01623 871753
Our Approach |
Our Commitment |
Wycar Leys’ care homes approach is to: |
Wycar Leys’ care homes are committed to: |
- understand the individual needs of our Service Users
- open up new opportunities for our Service Users to experience different aspects of life
- promote choice, control, rights and personal independence
- provide positive individual communication packages
- provide access to education, employment, recreation and leisure opportunities
- enable our Service Users to access other health professionals
- deliver a person-centred approach to care
- develop Service Users’ Plan of Support to enable them to reach their maximum potential.
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- putting Service Users’ needs first
- empowering Service Users to have more control over their life choices and opportunities
- ensuring our Service Users lead full and purposeful lives
- enabling our Service Users to access education, recreation, leisure and employment opportunities in and around their home and community
- becoming actively involved in local community projects
- actively involving Service Users in all aspects of the day-to-day running of their home
- supporting Service Users in their homes
- training our care teams to deliver quality care by following good practice guidelines
- adopting a ‘person-centred’ plan of care delivered around the individual Service User’s goals, aims and personal aspirations in life.
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