Fun and fundraising this Autumn
With Autumn now upon us we have started some new things; having fun and fundraising this Autumn. Fun and...
A quintessential English country house, Astley Hall is a unique care setting, offering a continuum of care from residential care through to specialist nursing care, in a warm and homely environment.
With Autumn now upon us we have started some new things; having fun and fundraising this Autumn. Fun and...
We have been making the most of the summer days at Astley, in spite of the rather inclement weather....
We are delighted to have welcomed our new Lifestyle and Wellbeing lead, Allison Griffiths to Astley who has been...
Astley Hall provides tranquil and relaxing accommodation in a country manor house set in beautiful grounds.
We can provide residential and nursing care, on a long term, convalescent or short stay basis. We are able to provide a continuum of care, from residential through to nursing care, tailored to the well-being of each resident: Offering a continuity of care over time adjusting to their medical and physical care needs and relieving that worry of the future for residents and their families.
Astley Hall is a highly rated home for the quality of its care and the warmth of its staff. Our team are chosen for their warmth and sensitivity, to produce happy and caring home.It is a home, with great facilities in a stunning surrounding. Residents can expect the best quality of care from experienced staff. We live by our reputation, and encourage you to talk to residents and their families.
Astley Hall enjoys full compliance with the Care Quality Commission, and has also been awarded the Worcestershire dementia standard. We provide dementia and nursing care for both respite and longer term, in the unique setting of a country manor house.
Hello I’m Chris Reed the Home Manager at Astley Hall. I’m a dad of 3 wonderful daughters. I hail from the Black Country originally, but now live on the ‘borders’ in Hagley. I’m a dually Registered Nurse, qualified in both adults and children and have a management qualification from Aston University. My hobbies are photography, history, travelling and cooking. I also love to listen to music and go to rock concerts.
For the last 13 years I’ve managed Acorns Children’s Hospice in Birmingham and previously to that worked for two national neuromuscular support charities. I’m now embarking on a new and exciting journey with Astley Hall and I plan to put all my passion, drive and experience into the mix with the wonderful team here.
Friends and family are welcome to visit whenever they want, to pop in for coffee, stay for a meal and join in any events or outings that we organise. As manager, I am always available to meet with families and friends on an individual basis, and hold regular informal meetings that give residents and their friends and families the opportunity to meet with me and discuss and plan future activities or events as well as a chance to feedback on how things are going. Individuals change and circumstances change and as a care home it is important that we recognise this and provide care that is flexible and constantly reviewed to ensure that it is meeting individual’s needs and preferences.
I am supported by a great team of nursing, care, activities, housekeeping, catering and maintenance staff, all of whom are committed to making Astley Hall the best it can be, who work together to ensure that we provide the highest standard of care.
We have long-standing and dedicated nursing teams in our homes, with many years of professional experience between them. This has enabled us in a number of our homes to have achieved the highest accreditation for nursing care, the Gold Standard Framework.
CQC are the independent regulator of health and adult social care in England.
CQC make sure health and social care services provide people with safe, effective, compassionate, high-quality care and encourage us to make sure we are providing the best care possible.
As with all of our homes, we do our up-most to ensure our residents get the most they can from life. We have a full-time activities programme run by our activities organisers, ranging from beauty treatments in our nail spa to live music.
Our food is locally sourced, cooked from fresh ingredients and so tailored to individuals’ wishes and needs.
We encourage residents to get outside to our garden with beautiful, uninterrupted views over the valley to the village church. We have just installed a serenity garden using monies kindly bequeathed to the home, to make the best use of the views.
Our characterful lounges have been refurbished to provide a warm, communal area for residents and their visitors to enjoy; we have the space for TV areas or more quiet, secluded areas. We have separate dining rooms, as we promote meal times as a sociable activity. Family and friends are encouraged to visit at any time, and join in with the activities or mealtimes.
We would love to hear from you and discuss any questions you have and to help you make the right decision for you or your loved one.
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Phone: 01299 827020 Email:
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