Mayor of Warrington opens new care home in Lymm

Mayor Jean Flaherty officially opened Statham Manor, the new care centre located on Statham Avenue in Lymm.

Statham Manor will provide outstanding residential, 24-hour nursing, dementia and respite care in the centre of Lymm and is the latest care facility to be opened by Altrincham-based care home operator, New Care.

Working closely with the local authority, Statham Manor has been expertly designed by both architect and clinical lead to ensure it delivers exceptional care from a state-of-the-art new build property that combines style and function to ensure a safe, secure and comfortable home-from-home for residents.

Featuring 66 fully furnished bedrooms, each with a private en suite wet room, plus a selection of communal lounges, reading rooms and dining rooms, spa-assisted bathrooms, a nail bar, hair salon, access to landscaped gardens from the first floor and a terrace to the second floor, Statham Manor provides a stunning living environment for its residents who enjoy person-centred individual care, freshly prepared nutritious meals and a daily programme of wellbeing activities.

Cllr Flaherty and her husband were welcomed by the new management team at Statham Manor, registered manager Farai Hanyane and deputy manager Hannah Sparks, for a guided tour of the new care facility and introductions to the new team before cutting a red ribbon to declare the new home officially open.

Cllr Flaherty commented: “We have watched the development of this home and the wider site with interest so I was delighted to be invited to perform the official opening and take an early look at these superb facilities which will serve the people of Lymm.  The home is impressive both inside and out, with even the smallest details considered to ensure fabulous care is delivered for residents.”

Registered manager at Statham Manor, Farai Hanyane, added: “It’s wonderful to finally open this home and welcome our first residents and we are thrilled to have the Mayor join us on opening day.”

Recruitment is well underway, with Statham Manor expected to create approximately 100 local jobs over the next 12 months across multiple roles including nurses, carers, hospitality, housekeeping, wellbeing and activities, maintenance and catering.

Part of the McGoff Group, New Care is one of the UK’s leading care home providers.  Its portfolio of purpose-built ‘new generation’ care centres is fast gaining an enviable reputation for outstanding care that is second to none.

For further information on Statham Manor or to book an appointment to view the home, please contact Farai Hanyane on 01925 596000 or email [email protected].  Alternatively, visitwww.newcarehomes.com.

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