The events featured complimentary refreshments, live entertainment, and guided tours, providing guests an inside look into daily life at the care homes. Roden Hall was transformed into a Hawaiian paradise, complete with "The Drunken Flamingo" tiki bar serving cocktails and mocktails amidst tropical décor and classic tunes by local pianist John Ellis, known as "The Piano Man". The day was capped off with a delightful BBQ in the garden, including a flavourful South African potato salad that delighted attendees.
Meanwhile, St George's Park offered joyous entertainment with accordionist Robert Burton and magician Jack Dent, captivating residents, and guests alike with music, mystery, and laughter. The festivities culminated in a traditional fish and chip lunch, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
Care Home Open Week, a national initiative by
Championing Social Care aims to dispel misconceptions about care homes and provide insights into their enriching experiences. Rotherwood Healthcare remains dedicated to delivering exceptional care and enhancing the lives of residents, fostering strong connections with the community through events like these.
