His Majesty King Charles III will continue to serve as Patron for Abbeyfield
As Prince of Wales, His Majesty had a deep appreciation of the mission of our founder, Richard Carr-Gomm, and visited many Abbeyfield services, always taking the time to speak to residents and to thank staff and volunteers for their incredible efforts. He also lent his insignia to our Royal Patron’s Awards, presented annually to a select few people who made an outstanding contribution to Abbeyfield’s work.’’
Hartland House is the first residential care facility in the UK to use Nobi lamps
Hartland House is collaborating with Nobi in a pilot project to demonstrate the transformative impact of Nobi lamps in fall detection and prevention. Hartland House is known for its diligent fall data collection and reporting and was therefore selected to be a part of a pilot by the local ICB (NHS Integrated Care Board). The project aims to solve fall incidents and unburden increasingly busy staff.
Hartland House:
Established in 1987 and affiliated to The Abbeyfield Society Ltd. since that date. Registered with the CQC as a Provider of personal care for 32 elderly residents aged 65 and above including those suffering from dementia. The Registered Manager is supported by a board of Trustees in the running of the home which caters for residents of either sex requiring personal services with a 24 hours per day service.
Hartland House is a not-for-profit organisation with charitable status. Any surplus funds are used to enhance the facilities and quality of life for our residents. We offer top-class facilities and services for those requiring residential care. Our charges cover all heating, electricity, food (including snacks), TV licence, council tax, events, emergency alarm call system, hair and foot care on a regular basis, toiletries and discreet care and support. We do not believe that our residents should compromise their standards in any way.
Location
The views from many of the rooms are outstanding. Within easy driving distance of both Lancaster and Kendal and the South Lakes. Junction 36 of the M6 is only three miles away.