Meet the Home Manager and team at the home for a cup of tea in one of our safe visiting rooms or garden area, or call us and we’ll be happy to talk you through the different facilities in the home and discuss your specific care needs.
Avery Healthcare is based, and originated in Northampton, because of this Avery posses a cluster of well established care homes across Northamptonshire. Spencer House is one of those homes, a nursing care home which enjoys a fantastic relationship with the local community and is situated right behind Northampton General Hospital. We offering residential, nursing and respite care, as well as more specialist dementia care to residents drawn from across Northamptonshire.
Situated on the Cliftonville Road, our home is modern, bright and airy with lovely surrounding garden areas which we share with our sister home just across the way. You’ll know it by the ‘great glass elevator’ on the outside.
Our interiors are immaculately presented and kept. ‘It’s absolutely beautiful’ is just a typical comment of the residents. And with plenty of lounges, some for congregating in and some for contemplating in, a café and a cinema. Bedrooms are generously sized and come with en-suite walk-in showers, wall mounted TVs and 3/4 size beds – it’s nice to have that extra bit of room, isn’t it? And there’s plenty of space for keepsakes and personal belongings.
We encourage friends and relatives to come along and see for themselves how their loved ones are settling in and getting along. It gives peace of mind, and keeping up connections and learning life histories makes it easier for the staff to develop everyone’s potential to the full.
To see what we get up to you might want to view our dedicated Facebook that is kept updated with all the activities and goings on in the home, or call our friendly manager Shweta Mendon on 01604 619960 with any questions you may have or to organise a tour of our Northampton nursing home.
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Our program of mental and physical activity is designed to ensure that everyone’s well-being is as good as it can be. It helps newer residents to settle quickly and a great many family and friends regularly partake in our activities and social engagements. We also make a point of keeping tabs on whats happening outside our home and events too. We run a handful of interest groups like our gardening club which is very popular. Other residents take an interest in the night sky and discuss the latest football politics. We often venture forth to the pub to catch a game of football on the telly or for those who like to feel the fresh air on their face, we also have a walking club who enjoy nothing more than a short stroll.
We encourage friends and relations to be actively involved in everything that goes on too, and even to volunteer to come on trips with us in our mini-bus to sites around Northamptonshire. You will often see us buzzing around local parks. As our sister home is right next door, it’s easy to socialise together and make new friends. We are well connected within the community of Northampton — after all we are a local company. Schools, clubs and speakers are regular guests, and our Facebook pages keep everyone up to speed. We find the internet a useful tool when dealing with people with dementia, as it contains so many resources there — so many stories to provoke memories.
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Our residents know what’s what and are growing herbs and edible flowers to give that extra something, not to mention colourful decoration, to their meals. Chefs too like to experiment – for instance with carrots, walnuts and spinach – good for the eyes, so we’re told. All our food is freshly prepared, locally sourced from across Northamptonshire where possible and chimes with the seasons. We can cope with any special diets and are expert in getting poor eaters to build up their strength.
Dining is an integral part of life at our Northampton nursing home, so our chef and his team take great pride in what they serve up and, don’t worry, there’s always a choice. Between meals we are spoiled by home baking and other tasty treats; there’s always fruit as well, if you’re watching the waistline. Family members can feel free to have something to eat when they’re visiting. We think they may have an eye on those aperitifs – a little indulgence before dinner!
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Spencer House Care Home, in Northampton, recently received a new Care Quality Commission (CQC) report as part of its new strategy for the changing world of health and social care. To help continue to support care services as safely as possible, CQC has changed how they monitor and inspect the care industry. Replacing the previous…
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On Monday 15th October, we celebrated Spencer House Care Home’s 4th Birthday in style, inviting Avery Ambassador Sherrie Hewson and Abington Vale Primary School Choir to join in the fun! Our Regional Managers Marius Feeney and Andrea Feeney proudly shared the success of Spencer House over the past 4 years along with our Home Manager Shweta…
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Our residents are incredibly generous, caring and charitable people. In particular, Eric Frost and his late wife Doreen have shown their commitment and dedication to preserving history and caring for others. Being pivotal members in the charitable National Adult School Organisation (NASO), a custom-made box to house an important historical folio has been presented in Doreen’s name to the fabulous new archive…
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We are very proud to announce that our Avery Northampton-based care homes are sponsoring the Northampton Filmhouse Dementia Friendly screenings. Offering an unrivalled experience for the discerning filmgoers, Northampton Filmhouse is a two-screen cinema and a popular addition to the Royal & Derngate complex in the centre of Northampton. They have recently been named as the…
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We are pleased to announce that our new manager for Spencer House is established Avery veteran Shweta Mendon. A registered general nurse, Shweta has many years’ experience working in the private healthcare sector as an RGN and joined Avery Healthcare in 2014 as a care home deputy manager. She continued to train and gain the…
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Leading Northampton Care Provider, Avery Healthcare, has provided £1,500 in sponsorship for Abington Bowls Club. Avery have a comprehensive Well-being Programme for all of their residents, and trips out include visits to such clubs as well as other places of interest. Marius Feeney, Manager of two of Avery’s Northampton homes explained, “Our Well-being Programme is…
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Spencer House has produced its own herbs for use by its kitchen team in the production of fresh, locally sourced produce. Cultivated by our gardening club, the herbs are a welcome addition to our other locally sourced produce which our chef and his team work tirelessly to source from suppliers across Northamptonshire. Herbs such as…
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