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16 Millfield, Folkestone, CT20 1EU
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08 June 2020
My severely dependent husband has been a resident at Millfield House for 17 years. His needs are extremely complex and require specialist attention. He is extremely limited using a wheelchair and hoist, communication equipment due to lack of voice and is fed by a carer due to lack of any independent movement. I have witnessed the changes over the years at Millfield House but, despite a troubled and worrying time of less than adequate care and leadership for a while, I find the new Manager (since Sept 2019) and her ‘team’ have stepped up to the challenge of meeting a whole range of different physical disabilities in a much more coordinated and actively kind manner. Communication is better, reassurance for my husband and for our family enhanced, inclusion of the scene surrounding care is tackled in a dignified and intuitive way, making life worth living and accepting the disabilities so that they almost ‘disappear’ and days are enjoyed with good friends as they should be. Thank you.
Latest Reviews for Millfield House
08 June 2020
My severely dependent husband has been a resident at Millfield House for 17 years. His needs are extremely complex and require specialist attention. He is extremely limited using a wheelchair and hoist, communication equipment due to lack of voice and is fed by a carer due to lack of any independent movement. I have witnessed the changes over the years at Millfield House but, despite a troubled and worrying time of less than adequate care and leadership for a while, I find the new Manager (since Sept 2019) and her ‘team’ have stepped up to the challenge of meeting a whole range of different physical disabilities in a much more coordinated and actively kind manner. Communication is better, reassurance for my husband and for our family enhanced, inclusion of the scene surrounding care is tackled in a dignified and intuitive way, making life worth living and accepting the disabilities so that they almost ‘disappear’ and days are enjoyed with good friends as they should be. Thank you.