Business Details
34 Years
experience
Specialist Dementia Care Home in Bedworth
Cow Lees Care Home is a family-run business established in 1992, dedicated to providing specialist nursing care for individuals with dementia and challenging behaviour. Our facility comprises three distinct unitsCow Lees, Astley House, and Sole End Houseeach offering en-suite accommodation and tailored care packages. We prioritise a person-centred approach, ensuring residents' needs are met through comprehensive care planning and active family involvement. Our staff undergo rigorous training, including mandatory certifications and continuous professional development, to maintain high care standards.Set across three acres of tranquil countryside, our state-of-the-art facilities, including award-winning Sole End House, provide a comfortable and stimulating environment. With 24/7 nursing support and a focus on dignity and independence, we strive to enhance residents' quality of life through structured activities and compassionate care.
Services
Specialist Dementia Care
Residential Nursing Care
Person-Centred Care Plans
24/7 Nursing Support
Respite Care Services
Details
- Year established: 1992
Highlights and features
- Family-run expertise since 1992 with a person-centred approach
- State-of-the-art facilities including award-winning Sole End House
- Specialist dementia care with 24/7 nursing support
- Rigorous staff training and continuous professional development
- Tranquil three-acre grounds promoting resident well-being
Associations and certifications
- Care Quality Commission
- Pinders Healthcare Design Award
Services
Specialist Dementia Care
Tailored nursing care for residents with dementia, focusing on person-centred approaches to manage challenging behaviours. Our trained staff implement individualised care plans in secure, stimulating environments. Services include medication management, daily living assistance, and cognitive therapies to enhance quality of life.
Residential Nursing Care
Round-the-clock professional nursing care across all units, ensuring medical needs are met promptly. Registered nurses oversee chronic condition management, wound care, and end-of-life support. Care plans adapt to residents' evolving requirements, maintaining dignity and comfort through dedicated staffing.
Person-Centred Care Plans
Individualised care strategies developed through resident-family collaboration, addressing physical, emotional, and social needs. Plans incorporate personal preferences and are reviewed regularly. This approach ensures care aligns with residents' lifestyles while promoting independence and choice.
Respite Care Services
Temporary care solutions providing relief for primary caregivers, with flexible stays in fully equipped facilities. Services mirror long-term care standards, including social activities and medical support. Ideal for family holidays or transitional care needs, ensuring continuity of care.
People
Rebekah Mcdougal-Thay
Home Manager
Rebekah oversees daily operations, ensuring high care standards and regulatory compliance. With extensive experience in dementia care, she leads staff training initiatives and maintains strong family communication to support resident well-being.
Karen Austin
Deputy Manager
Karen supports care delivery and staff management, focusing on quality assurance and resident satisfaction. She coordinates care planning and activities, leveraging her clinical background to enhance service provision across all units.
Steven O'Sullivan
Training and Development Co-ordinator
Steven manages staff education programs, including mandatory certifications and career development pathways. He ensures training aligns with regulatory standards and implements initiatives to improve clinical competencies and professional growth.
Questions
What types of care does Cow Lees provide?
We specialise in nursing care for dementia and challenging behaviour, with residential and respite care options across three purpose-built units.
How are care plans developed?
Care plans are created through person-centred assessments, involving residents and families, and are regularly reviewed by trained nursing staff.
What staff training is offered?
Staff complete mandatory training including Care Certificate, dementia certifications, and clinical supervision, alongside career development opportunities.
Are there recreational activities?
Yes, we offer daily activities like tea dances, film nights, outings, and annual events to promote social engagement and well-being.
What facilities are available?
Three units with en-suite rooms, landscaped grounds, dining areas, and award-winning Sole End House featuring modern amenities.
