Welcome to Burcot Grange & Burcot Lodge Two Luxury Care Homes in Bromsgrove.

The Cinnamon Welcome for New Residents

All Cinnamon Care Homes have reassuring protocols in place to guarantee that it is safe for new residents to move into our homes. All new residents, whether joining us from hospital or their own home will have been tested in advance and will be negative for COVID-19.

In line with the most recent government's announcement, residents moving into a care home from the community no longer need to complete an isolation period, providing they fulfil the following criteria:

• The person admitted is fully vaccinated, and there has been 3 weeks since second dose of the vaccine (where possible).
• There are no local concerns nor restrictions, arising from the rate of infection as consequence of variants of concern. This is determined by the Director of Public Health.
• The person admitted has no known contact with a COVID-19 positive person.
• There needs to be assurance about the circumstances at the person's home, prior to admission (this would relate to infection prevention control measures and adherence to Government advice: Hands, Face, Space, Fresh Air).
• The person accepts the necessary enhanced testing regime:
  • PCR swab test before admission (within 72 hours).
  • PCR swab test on the day of admission (day 0).
  • PCR swab test 7 days following admission (day 7).
  • Daily rapid lateral flow test, between Day 0 and result of PCR swab test completed on Day 7.

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Visiting Your Loved One

We are delighted that the Government continues to ease social restrictions currently in place. This advice now enables a higher number of people to come together both in and outdoors. We can now make informed, personal decisions on close contact, such as hugging, taking into consideration that close contact continues to carry a risk of catching or spreading COVID-19.

Whilst the government will no longer instruct people to adhere to social distancing and to the use of face masks, there has been no changes to how care homes can operate, and the expectation is that we retain current infection prevention and control measures to protect our residents.

In our Homes, residents are able to nominate designated visitors, who can visit regularly, and each resident can have a higher number of visitors each day provided they are tested and follow infection control measures.

A negative rapid flow test continues to be necessary prior to indoor visiting. This could be a test completed prior to the visit or on arrival. If you choose to complete the test prior to the visit, you will need to show evidence of the email or text message from NHS Test & Trace that confirms the result of the test logged on the day of the visit. The care home will continue to support testing on site for any visitor who does not wish to test at home. Face masks must be worn but gloves and aprons are no longer needed.

Garden visits will no longer require a LFT test and no PPE is required if 2 metres social distancing is adhered to.

If the visiting party is showing any of the symptoms related to a COVID-19 infection, high temperature, new and continuous cough, change or loss to the sense of taste of smell, or has been contacted by NHS Test & Trace to isolate, the visit will not be able to proceed, regardless of the test result. In this instance, the Home will make available a PCR swab test for the visiting party to use and post for laboratory confirmation.

All visits are by appointment only. Click here to book your visit.

To read our Coronavirus statement please click here

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Facing Lockdown Alone?

Restrictions on everyday life are set to continue and families are worried about their loved ones being isolated at home. That is why they are choosing a Cinnamon Care Care Home to look after the people they care about most, not only for the personalised care we provide but also for the reassurance, safety and companionship we offer.

To find out more about our residential, dementia and short-stay respite care please contact us