The RMBI continues to invest in its care homes to ensure that they provide high levels of care to residents, continue to meet Government regulations and remain competitive within the sector.
RMBI care home James Terry Court in Croydon is currently being rebuilt on site with Phase 1, the East Wing, due to be completed in Summer 2011. The new East Wing facilities will provide up to 47 bedsitting rooms with large communal areas. It will include full en suite wet rooms and ceiling hoists in large, spacious bedrooms, which exceed the Government minimum requirements.
Phase 2 will involve the rebuild of the West Wing, which will begin this Summer and complete in 2012. It will provide a further 28 bedrooms and will also include remodeling and refurbishing of the Home’s main building to provide assisted living flats, where people can live independently with the full knowledge that care is available nearby.
The Home will provide residential, nursing and dementia care and will boast new dining facilities, health and beauty room and reception. The work has been phased so that the current 39 residents face minimum disruption during the building works.
RMBI care home James Terry Court in Croydon is currently being rebuilt on site with Phase 1, the East Wing, due to be completed in Summer 2011. The new East Wing facilities will provide up to 47 bedsitting rooms with large communal areas. It will include full en suite wet rooms and ceiling hoists in large, spacious bedrooms, which exceed the Government minimum requirements.
Phase 2 will involve the rebuild of the West Wing, which will begin this Summer and complete in 2012. It will provide a further 28 bedrooms and will also include remodeling and refurbishing of the Home’s main building to provide assisted living flats, where people can live independently with the full knowledge that care is available nearby.
The Home will provide residential, nursing and dementia care and will boast new dining facilities, health and beauty room and reception. The work has been phased so that the current 39 residents face minimum disruption during the building works.
