Beaconsfield Heights Care Home provides residents with a delightful environment to live among like-minded individuals, while being provided with expert-quality care. Our purpose-built Beaconsfield care home features 95 luxury studios and apartments spread across three floors. Learn more about our fantastic facilities and the care services we provide – get in touch to visit Beaconsfield Heights and experience our warm, welcoming home for yourself.
Dementia Care
Respite Care
Residential Care
Avery Collection
Activities and Games
Café
Companion Suites
En-suite Showers
Gardening
Hair Salon
Minibus
Well-being Programme
At our Beaconsfield care home, we pride ourselves on providing a luxurious experience for all residents, regardless of their requirements. Our striking three-story building features 95 private studios and apartments, each decorated to an impeccable standard, with ensuite facilities and additional safety features. We warmly welcome couples or companions who wish to continue their care journey together within our care home.
Beaconsfield Heights provides tailored care service to the highest standards. Whether you require residential care, dementia care, or temporary respite care, our assisted living team is on hand 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Our staff and residents have created a one-of-a-kind community, with a home-from-home feeling for all residents to enjoy. The home itself has beautiful features and luxurious facilities which further enhance the care home experience.
Beaconsfield Heights provides care and support to those living with dementia and other cognitive illnesses. We ensure each resident is treated with dignity and receive the highest level of support through our ReConnect approach, which takes into consideration our resident’s experiences and conditions with a person-focused approach.
If you’re looking for residential care in Beaconsfield with an opulent edge, our care home provides exactly that. It’s not only the stunning surroundings of our home that draw in residents from across Buckinghamshire, but it’s the warm community environment that we’ve worked tirelessly to build.
Adding to our vibrant atmosphere is the huge variety of activities available for residents to get involved in. These range from gentle exercise sessions to quiz nights and excursions away from the home. Our activities are all carefully organised by our dedicated Activity Coordinators, with the residents’ needs and well-being in mind.
In addition to our stimulating and entertaining activities, our Beaconsfield care home features beautifully landscaped gardens. Our outdoor space provides the perfect setting for a stroll in the warm weather, watching the wildlife, enjoying the trees and plants, or enjoying quality time with friends and family.
Our residents regularly enjoy taking trips to popular local spots and attractions. Whether it’s visiting the local theatre, the shops, or a pub or café for a spot of lunch or a coffee, there’s plenty of variation for our Beaconsfield Heights residents to enjoy.
Our talented chef prepares and serves the finest meals to our Beaconsfield care home residents daily. With a thorough understanding of the impact a healthy and nutritional meal can have on the body, our menus are crafted in a way to reflect this.
The dishes served are created with high-quality ingredients, using locally sourced ingredients where possible. The meals provided are prepared with the utmost care and attention, always taking into consideration individual preferences and specific dietary requirements.
With this in mind, Avery has pioneered an approach that ensures inclusivity for all residents during mealtimes. Our Cutlery-Free Dining approach allows residents to enjoy the same meals, regardless of disability. The inclusive approach to food breaks down barriers, allowing them to enjoy all meals in a dignified way.
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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.
