Helen Petrie, Registered Manager at The Richardson Mews, has left Richardson Care after nine years in her role. She had come back to Richardson Care after also working here as a Senior Support Worker from 2002 – 2012.
We held a lunch for the management team so that we could all show our appreciation for Helen and thank her for all her hard work.→ Read the rest
Three new rooms are now available at The Coach House – our newest home for adults offering brain injury care and rehabilitation. This is following the completion of a second staircase, bringing the number of rooms to 11. Further rooms are likely to be released later in the year.→ Read the rest
Many of us who are fortunate to have a garden are giving it much more attention since the Coronavirus restrictions started. The gardens in our specialist care homes are no exception. Not only are the gardens benefiting from extra TLC, so are our service users.→ Read the rest
The Coach House is our newest specialist residential care home and our third dedicated to adults with acquired brain injury. It is adjacent to The Richardson Mews and under a joint CQC Registration. It is a self-contained home and run by Registered Homes Manager, Jo Wilkins.→ Read the rest
<p>Liam, a brain injury survivor and former service user, cut the ribbon to formally open The Coach House</p> <p>This video that was filmed at the opening of The Coach House, our new residential care and rehabilitation home for adults with long-term brain injuries and complex needs.→ <a href="https://www.richardsoncares.co.uk/watch-our-video/" class="read-more">Read the rest </a></p>
