Waterside House, Wolverhampton, West Midlands, WV11 3HA

Owned by: Methodist Homes - a voluntary / non-profit organisation

Owner's description

“Waterside House is a 66 place Home for people living with dementia. It was opened to residents in 2005, a partnership between MHA, the Primary Care Trust and Wolverhampton Social services, and supported by a generous donation from the John Ward Trust. Situated at the end of a quiet road within a mile of Wednesfield shopping centre, Waterside House is part of an integrated care community that also includes MHA’s Bridge Court, a complex of modern 24-hour Housing with Care apartments.
Waterside is made up of four wings, each contains fifteen en suite bedrooms, a choice of lounges, a dining area and kitchenette. Residents also have access to a large enclosed garden area to the rear of the Home.
Attached to Waterside is the Moira Low Day Centre, offering 20 places each weekday and ten places for social care on Saturdays and Sundays. It caters for older people living with mental health problems in the north area of the city and, in an example of the professional partnerships critical to the kind of work MHA undertakes, works in conjunction with the Community Mental Health Team....” show more

Main facts

Care home
Conditions cared for: People with dementia
Care period: Longer stay / Short stay and respite / Day care
This home accommodates 60 residents in 60 single rooms (60 en suite). It is purpose built and has a garden, and was registered in 2005
Bus stop 100 yards; shop 50 yards; post office 0.5 mile(s); town centre 0.5 mile(s); GP 0.5 mile(s); social centre 0.5 mile(s);
Residents may bring their own furniture. There is a lot of flexibility about meals. Activities are arranged. There are opportunities to pursue hobbies and to help with gardening
Cost: Not available. Local Authority rates accepted

Info updated: 28/11/2011. Update info