The Cedars Nursing Home Wolverhampton

The Cedars Nursing Home features

Activity Classes

Day Trips

Flexible mealtimes

Internet access/Wi-Fi

Laundry

Quiet area

Relatives meal with residents

Special dietary requirements

TV lounge

Welcome to The Cedars Nursing Home

The Cedars is one of Springcare’s Shropshire nursing homes. Situated on the edge of the popular village of Albrighton, The Cedars was built at the turn of the century and retains many of its distinctive, original features. A purpose-built extension further enhances the original building.

Albrighton is a thriving community with a variety of attractive shops (including a post office), banks, G.P’s surgery, dental surgery and excellent links to nearby Telford, Newport, Wolverhampton and surrounding villages. There are regular bus services and also a main line train station.

At Cedars Nursing Home, residents have the option of choosing their décor and may bring in their own furniture if they so wish.

Cedars Nursing Home has a new set of facilities to accommodate patients with dementia, we currently have a 10 bed dementia unit available.

There is a varied choice of nutritious food. A lift provides access to the upper floor.

Residents are encouraged to participate in the daily activities programme and to continue to pursue their hobbies. It is possible for anyone who enjoys gardening to help in the delightful gardens which surround the Home.

Visitors are always welcome. If you would like to arrange a tour of the home, please contact the manager direct, who will be very pleased to assist you.

The Cedars is registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC)

Extra Services

Chiropody

Hair Dressing

Physiotherapy

Links to Local Church

Visiting support services (GP, dentist, optician, etc.)

Minibus or other transport

Newspapers

Free WiFi

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Care Provision

Accept direct referrals

Accept referrals from Local authorities

Emergency placements

Long-term placements

Respite and short stays (subject to availability)

Dementia Care Unit

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