Wokingham Today

Alexandra Grange Care Home

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ALEXANDRA Grange Care Home inWokingha­mwas recently presented with the care group’s ORCHID (Outstandin­g Relationsh­ipCentred Care Home in Dementia) award for achieving all 11 outcomes of its Together Dementia Strategy.

This time in 2017, Hallmark Care Homes launched their three-year strategy outlining the actions theywill undertake to help their team members deliver outstandin­g dementia care, training and support.

The strategywa­s developed following extensive consultati­on with 100 residents,

75 relatives and 100 team members and has been supported by a £250,000 annual investment to identify the outcomes which would have the most positive effect on their 20 communitie­s.

After adopting a whole home approach and working together, Alexandra Grange on MollyMilla­rs Lane achieved all 11 outcomes.

Theywere recently presented with a special plaque by Head of Relationsh­ip-Centred Care at Hallmark Care Homes April Dobson, managing director Ram Goyal and operations director Aneurin Brown at a virtual ceremony for the residentia­l and dementia home.

Ms Dobson said: “Achieving the Hallmark Care

Homes’ ORCHID award for excellence in dementia care demonstrat­es how hard they have worked to implement the very high standards that were set in our Dementia Strategy.

“They are all deserving of our congratula­tions and our respect.”

Lifestyles leader at Alexandra Grange, Katriona Beeton, said: “The ORCHID status and Together Strategy has been so close to our hearts here at Alexandra Grange.

“It is something we are truly proud to have achieved as a whole home thanks to Magda, Ruben, Andrina and myself.

“For us it isn’t just something we have achieved it is something we will continue to achieve and work on as a whole home..”

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