After months of renovation works, Virtue Health Services first Community Pathway – Ashdale House – is officially opening on March 11.
Health and social care professionals are invited to the exclusive opening event, to celebrate the first of three units within phase one of Virtues Community Pathway, set to open in 2020.
To confirm your attendance, register here.
Heart of the community
Set at the heart of the community, in Balby – Doncaster, Ashdale House is set to provide bespoke care for two adults, living with complex needs.
A two-bedroom property, the Pathway has been developed to an extremely high standard of style and comfort, with assitive technology built-in. Featuring two comfortable, en-suite bedrooms, a communal lounge, a bright kitchen diner, a visitors and staff toilet and a low-maintenance garden.
Why a Community Pathway?
Virtue can offer transitions from nursing care, into more independent living. A Community Pathway such as Ashdale House will provide the complex care required for individuals, whilst steadily reintroducing them back into their community. Often a big step from nursing care environments, back into society, assisted living restores and redevelops the skills to enable individuals to live independently.
In some cases, transitions from nursing care to more independent, supportive care cannot take place – some individuals will always require assisted living. However, this still provides more independence over the ‘wrap-around’ care found in a nursing environment.
Our care
It’s our mission is to provide high-quality care, within a well-equipped and homely environment, enabling our guests to live enriched, meaningful and happy lives.
To us, good care is about allowing individuals to be themselves and have choices. Our bespoke services are built around the individuals who call it home, and come with support for their needs developed in partnership with guests, carers and relatives, respecting their diverse needs, preferences and choices.
At Virtue Health Services we equip individuals with the confidence and skills to develop an identity within their community, make their own decisions and live the best version of their life. With a focus on rehabilitation into a more independent life, we still provide the much required care and support. So, even if individuals cannot live without some form of care or support, they are still more independent than it was perhaps thought possible.
Join us at Ashdale House
Join us on Wednesday 11 March 2020, from 11am, as the Civic Mayor Councillor of Doncaster, Linda Curran, officially opens Ashdale House.
Health and social care stakeholders can take a tour and ask any questions, such as making a referral.
To confirm your attendance, register here.
