Bringing everyone together to refocus on the aims of the company and to thank the staff were the key objectives of our first company conference held on 14 & 15 November.
“Following all the disruption of the pandemic and a recent restructure of the senior management team, we felt the time was right to bring everyone together, so we hosted our first company conference,” explains Laura Richardson-Cheater, Director.→ Read the rest
Physiotherapy helps to recover motor function and the movement of joints, muscles and tendons. It aims to improve mobility, strength and balance.
Neurophysiotherapy is a specialist branch of physiotherapy, which involves the assessment and treatment of individuals who have neurological conditions or conditions affecting the central nervous system (brain and spinal cord).→ Read the rest
We’d like to thank Jane Payne, who is moving on after 19 years at Richardson Care.
Jane joined as a Registered Homes Manager in 2003, becoming Service Manager in 2011 and Operational & Clinical Officer in 2020. We are very grateful for the dedication and commitment that she has shown to the service users, their families, the staff and the company during this time.→ Read the rest
We believe that staff training and self-development are crucial to the well-being of both our employees and our service users: As a Care Support Worker, you need to feel supported and confident in your skills so you can do your job to the best of your ability.→ Read the rest
These are the reflections of Wendy Coleman, Registered Manager at 23 Duston Road, who retires in June after 10 years at Richardson Care. We’d like to thank her for the way that she has led her team and brought stability to the home.→ Read the rest
As we approach the winter, coronavirus cases rising again and another lockdown, it’s important to acknowledge how far we’ve come and what we’ve learnt. Our experience in supporting people who are rebuilding their lives after brain injury or living with learning disabilities means that we are problem solvers.→ Read the rest
The CQC Emergency Support Framework (ESF) was launched on 1st May, running until 30th September. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, routine inspections of residential care homes and other providers were suspended, so the ESF offered a structured framework for regular conversations between the CQC and care providers.→ Read the rest
Welcome to 2020! We are starting the year with a new brand identity and will now be known as Richardson Care.
We realised that over the years, ‘Richardson’ has become the name of our extended family and represents all the service users and staff within the organisation.→ Read the rest
<p>We’re very proud of the multi-disciplinary team that we have at The Richardson Partnership for Care. The Registered Managers in particular, are hugely instrumental in delivering an excellent quality of life and successful outcomes for our service users. They perform their roles with dedication and professionalism, frequently facing challenging situations.→ <a href="https://www.richardsoncares.co.uk/registered-care-home-manager-jacky-johnson/" class="read-more">Read the rest </a></p>
<p>The Mews, one of our homes providing residential care and rehabilitation for adults with acquired brain injuries in Northampton was once again rated ‘Good’ by the Care Quality Commission (CQC). Following an unannounced inspection on 17 & 19 January 2018, The Mews was rated ‘Good’ by the CQC in all categories: Safe, effective, caring, responsive and well-led.→ <a href="https://www.richardsoncares.co.uk/mews-rated-good-cqc-inspection/" class="read-more">Read the rest </a></p>
