Parkfield House Supported Living is an all-male service that will provides service for 6 male gentlemen aged from 18 years with no upper age limit, specialising in the care and treatment of individuals with borderline to moderate learning disabilities. Parkfield House Residential home also supports individuals with a learning disability who may additionally have a co-existing secondary condition such as behavioural difficulties/challenging behaviours, mental health problems and autism, attention deficit, co-morbid dementia, and drug and alcohol addiction issues.
Living Functionality
Parkfield House Supported Living. fulfils two primary functions:
Firstly: to provide a rehabilitation service to complex care patients who might be leaving acute, locked Rehabilitation or secure services or step-down services. Many patients no longer require physical security and are ready to return to their communities and require a service that provides rehabilitation and relational step-down security.
Parkfield house aims to provide services to suit the needs of these individuals. Secondly: to assist patients when their current placement has broken down or badly in need of placement. This patient group may require a stable environment in which challenging behaviours can be addressed.
This may prevent patients from entering secure services by providing a viable care and treatment alternative.
Exclusion Criteria
• Patients who require care and treatment in conditions of physical security.
• Patients who do not have a primary diagnosis of borderline to moderate learning disability.
• Patients with severe to profound learning disability.
• Patients who are wheelchair bound or who require wheelchair accessible facilities or continuous physical healthcare.
Why Choose Us?
Parkfield House Supported Living is positioned to be able to provide person-centered ‘care coordination’ which is assessment-based with an interdisciplinary approach to integrating health care and social support services in a cost-effective way an individual’s needs and preferences are assessed, a comprehensive care plan is developed, and services are managed and monitored by an evidence-based process which typically involves a designated lead care coordinator. Our primary aim is to provide person centered care and to put the service user at the forefront of all decisions that impact on their quality of life.
We cater for people living with conditions such as:
• Learning Disability
• Mental Health Issues
• Autism
• Mild dementia
Our aim is to provide the support that people need to enable them to remain in a more relaxed and step-down facility, whilst encouraging and teaching them skills that will enable them to be independent so they can manage simple tasks like cooking and cleaning, personal care, and other more complex care needs. We believe everyone should be able to maximise their quality of life and do so from the comfortable surroundings of their choice.