Care that supports a life

Life in our homes

Moving into a care home shouldn’t mean giving up the things that make life feel like your own.

Our homes are places where people build relationships, make choices, follow their interests, and enjoy everyday life.

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A place to call home

Everyone has their own en-suite bedroom, with space to add their belongings and make it their own.

There are also shared spaces for spending time together, accessible outdoor areas, and quieter places to relax.

Colourful personalised bedroom with adjustable single bed, bright pink flamingo décor, rainbow blanket, ornaments, photographs and large window overlooking trees.

Make your room your own

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Spend time your way

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Keep fit with staff

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Enjoy a night in the pub

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Keep up with your hobbies

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Take on a role in the home

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Enjoy the garden areas

Your day, your way

There isn’t one version of everyday life at Exemplar Health Care.

We get to know each person and support them to make choices about how they spend their time.

Your routine

Choose when to get up, relax, and do the things that are part of your day.

How you spend your time

Enjoy existing interests, try something new, or simply have time to yourself.

People you want to see

Spend time with friends, family, and the people who are important to you.

Doing the things you enjoy

There’s no set list of activities. What’s meaningful depends on the person.

It could be cooking, shopping, music, sport, volunteering, learning something new, going out, spending time with family, or simply enjoying a favourite hobby.

Read about our approach to activities
A woman assists a smiling young man in a wheelchair as he holds a basketball, aiming at an arcade basketball game in a brightly lit indoor space.
A man with glasses stands smiling and arms outstretched in front of a large Mary Poppins theatre poster on an exterior wall. The poster shows Mary Poppins waving and smiling in her iconic red coat.
Care home residents seated outdoors play drums made from large colourful inflatable balls while watching a screen in a sunny courtyard garden.
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A man and two women sat around a football table playing a game. The man wears a white cap and is smiling.
A smiling person points to a noticeboard covered in colourful postcards. Family photos are below the board, and a white fan sits on a small table nearby. Red curtains and a blue wall are partially visible.
A man in a wheelchair wearing a blue Adidas shirt lifts his arm towards another man who is smiling and reaching out in a gym with boxing equipment and punch bags.
A person in a wheelchair, wearing a straw hat and blue shirt, smiles while stroking a small white pony dressed in pink. A blue tent and garden are visible in the background.
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Hear it from the people who live here

What’s life really like? The people who live in our homes can tell you better than we can.

Smiling person with short purple and pink hair, wearing a neck brace and green knitted jumper, seated in a grey armchair.

When I moved here, I was fed through a PEG. With support from the team, I’m now eating a normal diet. I can go for meals with friends and celebrate birthdays with my family – things I couldn’t enjoy in the same way before.”

Jess

Resident, Woolston House

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See what we’ve been up to

From everyday moments and achievements to celebrations, days out, and community activities, see what people across our homes have been up to.

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Looking for care for a family member?

Our Referrals Team is here to listen, answer your questions, and help you understand the next steps.

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