Grand opening of new-look Madeira House care home – look around newly refurbished facilities in Louth
Madeira House is opening its doors for walk-arounds at its grand opening on Tuesday 2nd September – take a look at its stunning new facilities.
There’s a new look, new team and a new positive attitude at Madeira House in Louth.
You’re invited to take a look around at their grand opening with VIP guest the Mayor of Louth, Cllr Darren Hobson from 11am on Tuesday 2nd September.
Take your family to tour the refurbished facilities on the top floor, which include a hairdressing salon, quiet area with a library, new communal areas and a fresh choice of rooms.
We have given a lot of love to an uplift on the top floor. Our beautiful home has a family orientation and a huge investment has gone into the refurbishment.
Julie said that owners Advinia Health Care had taken on new management, with new staffing levels and no agency workers, a consistency of care and stronger relationships with health partners including GPs, district nurses and the community health team.
She added: “We are turning over a new leaf and bringing a new positive spirit to this lovely care home.
Families are welcome to visit at any time and our fully trained staff are working tirelessly to deliver the highest standard of care, to make this one of the best care homes in Louth.
Drop in for grand opening!
All of the local community are welcome and staff will be on hand to offer walk-around tours of the new facilities.
You’ll be welcomed with refreshments if you join the celebration on September 2nd from 11am.
Come to summer fair
You can also call in for their summer fair on Saturday 30th August, from 11am - 5pm.
Join in with the fun of a variety of stalls, tombola and a raffle while you show your support to the care home.
Find out more
Madeira House is at 129 - 131 High Holme Road, Louth, Lincolnshire, LN11 0HD.
The care home offers residential care, as well as respite care and short stays, as well as care for those suffering from Dementia or Parkinson’s. It caters for those aged 50+, helping residents to live meaningful lives in a safe, supportive environment.
Situated just a 10-minute walk from the town centre, and on a main bus route, it also provides some rooms for couples to share.
To find out more about Madeira House, please visit the website.