Business Details
Specialist Dementia Care in Gloucester
Park View Care Home is a state-of-the-art care home in Gloucester Quays, offering specialist dementia care, residential care, close care apartments, and respite services for older people. Our holistic approach prioritises the physical, emotional, psychological, and spiritual needs of residents, fostering a community where individuals flourish. The 17 Close Care Apartments provide independent living with 24/7 support, ensuring residents maintain dignity and autonomy. Located in Gloucester's urban regeneration area, we offer secure access to local parks and amenities, with a focus on creating a 'home from home' environment.Our family-led valuesrespect, support, and making a differenceguide our commitment to exceptional care. Staff are trained to the highest standards, ensuring a safe, comfortable, and inclusive environment for residents and families. We prioritise transparency, ethical practices, and continuous improvement, reflecting our dedication to quality care and community integration.
Services
Dementia Care
Residential Care
Respite Care
Palliative Care
Close Care Apartments
Highlights and features
- 24/7 specialist dementia care with trained staff
- Personalised care plans tailored to individual needs
- 17 Close Care Apartments for independent living with support
- Family-led values ensuring compassionate, ethical care
- Holistic approach addressing physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being
What people say
Exceptional staff care
Clean, modern facilities
Personalised support plans
Engaging activities programme
Welcoming family environment
Services
Dementia Care
Our specialist dementia care offers a secure, person-centred environment with trained staff focusing on individual needs. We use holistic approaches to maintain residents' independence and dignity, incorporating reminiscence therapy and sensory activities. The Memory Lane Community provides tailored support, ensuring residents live as fully as possible.
Residential Care
Residential care at Park View Care Home provides round-the-clock support for older adults needing assistance with daily living. Our staff deliver personalised care plans, promoting independence while addressing physical and emotional needs. Facilities include en-suite bedrooms, communal lounges, and activities designed to enhance quality of life.
Respite Care
Respite care offers temporary stays for individuals recovering from illness or providing caregivers a break. We provide tailored support, including post-hospital recovery and trial stays, with access to all home facilities. This service ensures comfort, safety, and continuity of care during transitional periods.
Palliative Care
Palliative care focuses on comfort and dignity for residents with life-limiting conditions. Our team creates individualised plans to manage symptoms, offering emotional and spiritual support for residents and families. The goal is to ensure a peaceful, respectful end-of-life experience in a familiar, supportive environment.
Close Care Apartments
Close Care Apartments combine independent living with on-demand support. Residents enjoy private en-suite accommodation and communal facilities, with access to daily care services. This option promotes autonomy while ensuring assistance is available for personal care, meals, and household tasks.
People
Paul Markey
Director
Paul Markey co-founded Park View Care Home with his brother Tony, leveraging decades of business experience. A former Chartered Accountant, he prioritises family valuesrespect, support, and making a differenceto create a care environment focused on dignity and resident well-being.
Tony Markey
Director
Tony Markey, alongside Paul, expanded the Markey Group into healthcare. His vision for Park View Care Home was shaped by personal experience, aiming to provide a 'home from home' with exceptional staff and a caring environment that prioritises resident and family confidence.
Charlotte Potter
Registered Home Manager
Charlotte Potter, a CQC-registered manager, brings extensive care sector experience. Her focus is on staff support to enable resident fulfillment, combining leadership in older people's services with a passion for creating inclusive, community-driven care environments that feel like home.
Romana Chiremba
Clinical Lead
Romana Chiremba, a trained nurse since 2004, ensures resident safety and dignity as Clinical Lead. Her career spans hospitals and nursing homes, with a commitment to promoting well-being through compassionate care and continuous staff development at Park View Care Home.
Lucy Clarke
Team Manager
Lucy Clarke, Wellbeing Lead, has six years of experience in care, previously working in Stroud. She transitioned from customer service after supporting a friend with cancer, driven by a desire to make a difference. Her role involves enhancing residents' daily lives through compassionate, person-centred care.
Questions
What types of care does Park View offer?
Park View provides specialist dementia care, residential care, respite stays, palliative care, and Close Care Apartments with tailored support for older adults.
Are family visits allowed?
Yes, families are welcome. During non-restricted periods, we issue access fobs for flexible visiting, ensuring residents maintain strong family connections.
How does Park View support residents' independence?
Close Care Apartments offer private living with on-demand assistance, while daily activities and personalised care plans help residents maintain autonomy and dignity.
What facilities are available?
Facilities include en-suite bedrooms, communal lounges, a coffee shop, hair salon, library, gardens, and secure outdoor spaces for relaxation and socialising.
How is end-of-life care managed?
Personalised palliative care plans address physical, emotional, and spiritual needs, with a focus on dignity, comfort, and family involvement in a supportive environment.
What activities are available for residents?
We offer tailored activities including reminiscence therapy, gardening, arts and crafts, outings, and social events to stimulate engagement and enhance well-being.
