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Overnight respite at the Epilepsy Society

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Overnight respite at the Epilepsy Society

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Respite, or 'short breaks' are designed for people and their families, to give them a change from their daily routine and to give parents and carers a break from the demands of their role. Carers may wish to go on holiday, or simply have a break and can feel assured that when their loved one comes to Epilepsy Society for their own break, will be well taken care of.

We accept private, and local authority funding. If you want to find out more about how the local authority supports carers with respite - you will need to contact them and request a Carers Assessment.

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Your stay at Greene House

Greene House is one of our registered homes here on our beautiful site in Chalfont St Peter. The home sits in the middle of the Epilepsy Society estate, with a 2 minute walk to our coffee shop, 2 minute walk to the nature trail and sensory gardens, as well as easy access to local towns and facilities for outings and events.

Our fully furnished rooms are spacious, fully accessible, with access out to the gardens. Our team at Greene House are here to make your stay a happy one, and will make sure you have the opportunity to socialise, access our beautiful grounds, or go out for trips (maybe to the cinema, shops, places of interest, or sight seeing).

Our maximum stay is 3 weeks. We have 2 rooms with tracking hoists and profiling beds, and one room with a single bed and ensuite shower

Your stay at QEH

Our residential nursing service called Queen Elizabeth House offers one respite bed for overnight stays.

Queen Elizabeth House is staffed by nurses as well as support workers to enable people with the highest level of needs including nursing, to lead fulfilling lives whilst living here in beautiful Chalfont St Peter. The location of the service is right beside our nature garden, with access to events held on site in our recreation hall, as well as being a short walk from our coffee shop, and local village facilities. If you would like to discuss a stay at Queen Elizabeth House please complete the contact form and specify a nursing need for your loved one.

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Your choice

Before you stay with us we will make sure we know all about you so that we can ensure your needs are supported. We can support you if you have mobility needs, moving and handling requirements, or a special diet.

Epilepsy support

Our staff are trained and highly experienced in supporting people with their epilepsy needs and we will make sure your individual plans, medication, and emergency protocols are taken care of and followed at all times during your stay.

On site we have a front line nurse who is available for any ad-hoc nursing needs, as well as specialist technology to keep you safe at night. Our staff can also summon expert help via telephone should there be a seizure or epilepsy emergency during night time hours.

Express your interest

Fill out the form below to express your interest in Respite Care. Any queries please get in touch with us at referrals@epilepsysociety.org.uk 

 

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