We welcome you to meet Acacia Lodge’s friendly Home Manager and team for complimentary refreshments in one of our visiting rooms or luscious garden area. Alternatively, call us to learn about the facilities at our care home in Manchester and discuss your care needs. Whether you’re looking for person-centric dementia care in Manchester or short term respite care, we’re happy to discuss our care plans with you today.
Activities and Games
Cinema Room
Couples
Free Wi-Fi
Gardening
Hair Salon
Minibus
Well-being Programme
Situated adjacent to the A663 Broadway Road and firmly established within the heart of the New Moston community, Acacia Lodge Care Home is five miles from Manchester city centre.
Residents settle in quickly, with great support from families, who are very much a part of life at our Manchester care home. Couples and companions are also warmly welcomed. Well-being, comfort, and happiness are our top priorities.
We have an open-door policy for friends and relatives, who can be rest assured their loved ones are in safe hands with our expert staff at Acacia Lodge – whether they are permanent or temporary residents.
Our home has a range of fantastic facilities, including:
Interested in keeping up to date with the goings-on at Acacia Lodge Care Home in Manchester? ‘Like’ and ‘Follow’ our dedicated Facebook page which is regularly updated posts and photos of the activities and goings-on in the home.
Alternatively, call our helpful home manager and team or to arrange a visit to our Manchester Care Home.
Acacia Lodge Care Home has earned a reputation across Manchester for its vibrancy and our often energetic, musical approach to resident well-being, especially in the field of dementia therapy.
Our Activity Co-ordinators do the utmost to ensure our residents enjoy fulfilling and active lives. There’s always something interesting going on, including:
Family and friends can keep in touch with what is going on at our care home in Manchester through our Facebook page. Technology is hugely important for us – we use platforms such as Skype to connect with loved ones who can’t visit
The consensus from our residents is that the food at our Manchester care home is fantastic. Dining is an integral part of life at Acacia Lodge, and our chef and his team take pride in preparing delicious, restaurant-quality meals.
Food is always nutritionally balanced, fresh, and locally sourced where possible.
We realise palates change and appetites wane as we age, and medication can sometimes affect what we like to eat. So, we do our best to ensure a variety of dishes, and dietary requirements are never a problem.
While we don’t extend to our own sommelier, there is a good choice of wines or other aperitifs for the evening meal. Loved ones are always welcome to join us at our care home in Moston, Manchester – after all dining is a social occasion!
Arriving earlier than usual this year, the Care Workers’ Charity (CWC) Going the Extra Mile week was celebrated in true……
Believe it or not, Christmas cake actually started life as a plum porridge to line people’s stomachs after a day……
Staff at Acacia Lodge Care Home, in Manchester, have received their Playlist for Life Accreditation at a virtual ceremony, hosted……
Staff and residents at Acacia Lodge Care Home were delighted to welcome Avery Healthcare Ambassador Sherrie Hewson to a 1920s……
Our staff and residents at Acacia Lodge Care Home in Manchester are incredibly excited as the Care Quality Commission (CQC)……
Our beautiful home Acacia Lodge has impressed yet again after being awarded a Gold Award with Dignity in Manchester Council……
We are proud to announce that we have received our latest CQC report for Acacia Lodge. CQC are our industry……
Last week The Prince’s Trust came to Acacia Lodge Care Home and shared a lovely afternoon tea with our……
Last weekend the residents of Acacia Lodge had a fantastic day out at Portland Basin on the Community Spirit Boat;……
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Join us for an exclusive open day at Moorlands Lodge Care Home. Whether you’re looking for long-term care, dementia support, or respite stays, you’ll find a welcoming community to support you and your
loved ones at every step.
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Enjoy complimentary refreshments as you join our free workshop and learn valuable insights on wills and the significance of establishing a lasting power of attorney for your family, hosted by our special guest, Elizabeth Middleton.
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Join us at Silvermere Care Home for an engaging talk by guest speaker Arnold Matimba, Engagement Officer at Stroke Association to learn more about strokes, including how to recognise the signs, preventive measures, and the importance of stroke awareness in our community.
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Join us for an exclusive open day at Greensand House Care Home to celebrate the grand opening of our new residential suite.
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It is natural for someone to feel worried about falling, especially if they have previously fallen or have difficulty with balance. Join us to find out how to minimise the risk of falls and increase your mobility.
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If you are looking to start your career in care, please visit our careers page to view our current vacancies and how to apply.
