Business Details
35 Years
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Emergency
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Your Trusted Care Home Provider in Wakefield
Established in 1991, Croft Care Group has dedicated over three decades to delivering exceptional care services across Wakefield, Kirklees, and County Durham. As a family-owned business, we prioritise quality care through our residential, nursing, and dementia care homes, alongside domiciliary care services. Our experienced team, many of whom have served for over 15 years, undergoes rigorous training and enhanced DBS checks to ensure the highest standards of safety and professionalism.We maintain strong partnerships with local councils and are registered with the Care Quality Commission, reflecting our commitment to regulatory excellence. Our person-centred approach empowers residents and clients through tailored care plans, while our 24/7 availability ensures continuous support for families. By fostering a culture of respect and continuous improvement, we aim to make a meaningful difference in the lives of those we serve.
Services
Residential Care
Nursing Care
Dementia Care
Respite Care
Home Care
Personal Care
Social Support
Medication Assistance
Carer Support
Details
- Year established: 1991
Highlights and features
- 30+ years of specialist care experience since 1991
- 24/7 availability for urgent care requirements
- Enhanced DBS-checked professional care teams
- Comprehensive staff training to RQF Level 2 standard
- Approved provider for Wakefield, Kirklees and Durham Councils
Associations and certifications
- Care Quality Commission (CQC)
What people say
Amazing staff
Peace of mind
First class professionalism
Excellent rapport
Compassionate care
Services
Residential Care
Our residential care provides 24/7 support for older adults requiring daily assistance in a homely environment. With trained staff delivering personal care, social engagement, and tailored activities, residents enjoy en-suite accommodation, chef-prepared meals, and extensive grounds. The service prioritises dignity and independence while maintaining safety and comfort.
Nursing Care
Specialised nursing care combines clinical expertise with compassionate support for residents with complex health needs. Our qualified nurses deliver medication management, wound care, and condition-specific support in rooms equipped with profiling beds and ceiling hoists. The service ensures seamless coordination with healthcare professionals for optimal resident wellbeing.
Dementia Care
Dedicated dementia care units offer secure environments with staff trained in person-centred approaches. The service includes cognitive stimulation activities, sensory gardens, and tailored communication strategies. Rooms feature familiar decor and safety adaptations, while family involvement is actively encouraged through regular consultations and visiting opportunities.
Respite Care
Flexible respite care provides temporary support for caregivers and trial stays for potential residents. The service includes full access to care home facilities, personalised care plans, and continuity of routines. Available for periods ranging from weeks to months, it offers peace of mind with professional support during transitional periods.
Home Care
Domiciliary care services enable individuals to remain in their own homes with tailored support. Our carers assist with personal care, medication, and domestic tasks while respecting client independence. The service includes flexible scheduling, emergency response capability, and regular care plan reviews to adapt to changing needs within Wakefield and surrounding areas.
People
Louise Burden
Registered Manager
With 14 years at Croft Care, Louise holds a Level 5 diploma in Health and Social Care. She oversees community care services while maintaining an open-door policy, ensuring both staff and clients receive comprehensive support through her extensive experience in care coordination.
Dean Cadwallader
Home Manager
Bringing 14 years' healthcare experience, Dean manages Holme House with a Level 5 qualification in health and social care management. His leadership focuses on person-centred palliative care, staff development, and maintaining high standards across all care home operations.
Rachel Beech
Care Home Manager
Rachel combines 12 years of home care experience with her current role at Croftlands. Her career progression from night carer to manager informs her holistic approach, implementing resident-focused improvements while maintaining open communication with families and healthcare partners.
Annette Johnson
Care Home Manager
With 22 years in the care sector, Annette manages The Croft having previously led domiciliary services. Her extensive experience shapes her person-centred approach, ensuring residents receive tailored support while maintaining The Croft's family-oriented atmosphere.
Alison Sowden
Deputy Manager
As deputy manager at Holme House, Alison supports Dean Cadwallader with daily operations. Her hands-on approach and commitment to quality care reflect Croft Care's values, ensuring consistent service delivery across clinical and residential care aspects.
Questions
What types of care services do you offer?
We provide residential, nursing, dementia, and respite care in our homes, alongside domiciliary care services for those living independently in the community.
Are your care homes registered with regulatory bodies?
All our care homes are registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC) and we maintain approved provider status with local councils across our service areas.
How do you ensure staff quality and safety?
All staff undergo enhanced DBS checks and comprehensive training programmes. We require at least RQF Level 2 qualifications in Social Care for our care team members.
Can residents personalise their accommodation?
Yes, residents are encouraged to personalise their rooms with personal belongings to create a familiar, homely environment that reflects their individual preferences.
What happens during medical emergencies?
Our 24/7 staffed homes provide immediate response to medical emergencies, with trained nurses available in nursing care units and direct links to local healthcare providers.
How can families stay involved in care?
We encourage regular family involvement through scheduled consultations, visiting at any time, and collaborative care planning to ensure residents' needs are comprehensively addressed.
