About Us
Based in Chorley, Springfield Care Home is a team of 70 Care Specialists providing expert and Residential and Respite Care. Scratch the surface and you’ll see first-hand our warm welcoming nature, honesty and integrity. It’s precisely this that allows us to continually provide the highest standards of care.
Our Story
Where It All Began
Springfield Care Home was founded in 1992 by Mr Ghulam Qadir. His goal? To create thriving environments, where residents can live life to the full and receive expert care together. More than 25 years later, we have grown to a 70-strong team of care specialists.
Our care home, situated on the main bus route between Wigan and Chorley, is at the very heart of this objective. Springfield Care Home is designed with exceptional care in mind, combining practical features with elegant surroundings. From spacious, comfortable rooms and communal areas to assisted bathrooms and in-room call bells, we have created an environment where residents can relax and enjoy life.
From the very beginning, we’ve put a huge emphasis on training and development to provide the highest levels of care. We provide expert training when new employees start. This is complemented by continual development and training throughout their time with us, to keep our staff at the forefront of the care industry.
In the Spotlight
Who Are Springfield Care Home
Our team includes a dedicated activities co-ordinator and three in-house chefs, who cater for all requirements, abilities and preferences. We make sure staffing levels adapt to residents’ needs, allowing us to deliver the highest quality of life for our residents.
Services
What We Offer
RESIDENTIAL CARE
We combine the freedom of independent living with the reassurance of around-the-clock care and support from expert healthcare assistants.
RESPITE CARE
From day care and overnight stays to weeks or months in our home, Springfield offers high-quality respite care for temporary periods.
Our Testimonials
What People Say About Us
“I have always found the staff very good in whatever role they play, but all relate with residents and visitors with great respect and dignity. Another plus is the stimulus provided with activities, singing, carpet bowls, visitors bringing animals or birds, etc which fills the common area with residents who don’t normally come there, then the garden’s a great place to sit. Each resident is well cared for.”
– MARGARET NOBLETT
Get in Touch
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