Since 2018, Millennium Care has been operating a household model of care at Langtree’s sister home, Worthington Lake.
This innovative approach creates a homelike environment for residents. Key principles gift resident autonomy, empower staff and implement meaningful, person-centred activity in smaller scale living environments.
Research shows that the model improves the quality of life, and Millennium has seen residents age with vibrancy at Worthington Lake.
A purpose-built home ensures the highest level of household care can be delivered.
Millennium’s first home for those with advancing levels of dementia and nursing needs, the state-of-the-art Langtree Care home will join the Group’s four other homes in providing a deinstitutionalised setting which focuses on non-pharmacological approaches to care alongside traditional methods.
With unrivalled access to nature and the surrounding environment, the Standish Care Village is the perfect place to embrace those additional and proven approaches to care.
Over the last few years, we’ve seen a rise in reports covering the links between contact sports and dementia. Repeated head injuries and even heading footballs over a sustained period have been proven to cause neurodegenerative diseases.
Millennium will position Langtree at the forefront of supporting those ex-professionals through work with universities and other institutions, employing specialist staff and creating the perfect environment.
The Standish Care Village will have an in-house personal trainer, health psychologist and physio who will utilise the on-site movement and fitness suite to residents’ benefit.
Langtree is the final piece of the Standish Care Village, a unique care setting that will provide a continuity of care like no other in the North West. Providing respite, residential, dementia and nursing care.