Montana Care Home Grace and Compassion Benedictines

Care Provided by Montana Care Home Grace and Compassion Benedictines

• Primary Care Categories
• Dementia
• Older Person Care
• Respite Care

• Care Types Provided
• Residential Care
• For a maximum of 19 Service Users
• Voluntary / Not for Profit Owned

• Dementia Care Types
• What are the different dementia care types?
• Mild Dementia

• Care Offered
• Cancer Care
• Hearing Impairment
• Stroke

• Other Care Provided
• End of Life Care
• Own GP if required
• Palliative Care
• Sheltered Housing

Good to Know

• Group/Owner
• Grace and Compassion Benedictines

• Person in charge
• Sister Thayawathy Moses (Care Manager)

• Local Authority / Social Services
• Suffolk County Council ( click for contact details)

• Admission Criteria
• • Ages 65+

• Room Information
• • Single Rooms (13)
  • Couples/Companion Rooms (3)
  • Single Rooms with ensuite Wet Room (13)

• Care Home Design/Build
• • Purpose Built: Yes
  • Year Purpose Built: 1960
  • Last Refurbishment: 2016
  • Number of floors: 1

Funding & Fees Guide for Montana Care Home Grace and Compassion Benedictines

• Funding Types Accepted
• Self funding (Private)
• Local Authority with Top-Up
• Local Authority
• NHS Continuing Healthcare (CHC) Funding

• Weekly Charges per Person
• • Self-Funded Residential Care £1,350 – £1,500
  • RESPITE Self-Funded Residential Care £1,000 – £1,200

• FEES
  The Home charges the current rate of fees paid by the relevant placing social/ health services. For more details about fees and the methods for paying them, please see our separate Terms and Conditions of Residency (and Financial Agreement for Self-Funders).
  Residents contributions to fees (or the full amount for some who self-fund) are usually collected by four weekly standing order. The fees are reviewed each year and usually change (subject to government guidance) each April.
  OUR CURRENT FEE LEVELS ARE BETWEEN
  £1350 -1500 PER PERSON PER WEEK
  £ 1400-£ 1500 PER WEEK FOR A DOUBLE ROOM Single occupancy
  Most people are eligible for financial assistance with their fees. This can be explained in detail by the relevant Social/ Health Services Department, but typically consists of a payment from Social Services
  according to their assessments of their needs, with the remainder paid by you from your benefits or from your family
  Other people have more than the “minimum level of savings” (set each year by the government) which leads to them having to pay the full care home fee (they become “self-funding”). For these people the NHS help by making a small contribution to fees.
  Should your circumstances change, and you can no longer meet the full level of fees, Social Services will be contacted to assess your needs which usually culminates in them paying a finite amount, the outstanding balance being met by your family.

  
  
• (these prices are only a guideline, please contact Montana Care Home Grace and Compassion Benedictines to find out the exact price for your requirements)

Facilities

• Close to Local shops
• Gardens
• Ground Floor Accommodation only
• Minibus or other transport
• Near Public Transport
• Own Furniture if required
• Phone Point in own room
• Residents Internet Access
• Smoking not permitted
• Television point in own room
• Wheelchair Access