1/72 Hallowes Close, Guildford, GU2 9LL
Queen Elizabeth Park offers residential, nursing and dementia care for up to 77 people.
The many facilities the home has to offer include a bar, lounge, dining areas and Snoezelen therapy room complete with soothing light features.& If a resident is agitated or distressed, the room helps these feelings melt away. The home also offers pet therapy, where residents are encouraged to pet and stroke a specially trained Labrador which visits twice a week.
There is no time for boredom here. The weekly planned activities programme is full and varied. There are outings arranged twice a week. A quick hop on the home&s private mini bus and residents can enjoy a leisurely coffee and catch-up in town or a stroll around the Horticultural Gardens.
For those who would prefer to be entertained within the home, Queen Elizabeth Park has plenty to offer. Live musicians come along and play the residents& favourite tunes, where everyone has a good old sing along, whilst screenings of classic movies, complete with popcorn, are also popular.
Queen Elizabeth Park is not just a residential, nursing and dementia care home. The interior is so elegantly and tastefully put together and the menus are so delicious you&ll want to stay for dinner with your loved one every night. There is a real sense of home, where residents, staff and regular visitors create a vibrant community.
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