Barons Lodge
Barons Lodge is a Psychiatric nursing home based in Mitcham which provides accommodation for people with mental health conditions, those who require nursing, personal care, physical disabilities, treatment of disease, disorder or injury.
The home is registered to accommodate up to 34 service users with majority of en-suite rooms and ample living area. Residents can enjoy the comfort of large bedrooms with facilities, spacious lounges and dining area. There is a large enclosed garden securely protected where the residents can relax and enjoy. There is a separate building for activities, where number of activities take place.
A team of fully qualified, trained and experienced staff, Nurses and manager are in place to provide the highest quality care to meet physical, social and emotional needs.
They provide a safe, homely and friendly environment with a welcoming atmosphere, where residents can enjoy good food, company and activities.
There is easy access to London public transport and ample car park spaces for visitors and staff.
Barons Lodge is registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC) and local councils such as Merton, Sutton, Lambeth, Croydon, Wandsworth, Lewisham, Westminster, Hammersmith & Fulham, Kensington & Chelsea and Ealing.
Welcome to Barons Lodge
Nursing Care
Barons Lodge is specialist in caring residents with mental health conditions, those who require nursing, personal care, physical disabilities, treatment of disease, disorder or injury. Nurses are fully trained and offer 24X7 nursing care.
Residential Care
Barons Lodge has facilities to meet all levels of care, whilst promoting independence and respecting dignity. A thorough pre-admission assessment takes place to ensure a good handover and that everything is in place prior to admission. Staff will provide assistance and support with all aspects of daily living and mobility where needed following person-centred care plans formulated in collaboration with the residents and family.
Dementia Care
Barons Lodge has been designed using dementia focussed research to ensure that the environment is suitable and enhances the lives of the residents, giving them choice and ability to retain a sense of identity. Staff provide the support and reassurance to reduce confusion, anxiety and frustration. Activities are facilitated that all abilities can take part in and enjoy and many reminiscence resources are present. We understand and adapt our approach as needs change.
Respite
Caring for a loved one can be challenging and at times a break can be needed to re-charge or a life event may bring the need for short term care which we can provide, whether it is a few nights or a few weeks. Staff are trained to encourage residents and are skilled at getting people back on their feet after an illness or period in hospital before returning to their own home.