News: Waterside Grange Care Home opens in Rotherham
A new £5m nursing and residential care home has opened in Rotherham after securing funding from the Co-operative Bank.
Waterside Grange Care Home in Dinnington is set to create up to 100 jobs when fully operational and 14 residents are already on the waiting list for rooms in the first phase.
The home can accommodate 78 residents in luxury suites of ten people. The home provides services for clients aged 55 and over with a range of conditions including bariatric needs, dementia and infirmity.
Developed by local company, Horizon Care Homes Ltd, the home has seen empty office space on the Waterside Business Park brought back to life.
Laura Higginbottom, managing director of Horizon Care, said: "We are extremely pleased to announce the opening of our second care home, Waterside Grange, which will provide excellent care facilities to the people of Dinnington and, we hope, a welcome job boost.
"As a family we set up Horizon in 2009. We had been looking for a suitable home for a relative with dementia and found that there was a real lack of high quality facilities in the South Yorkshire area, and so we decided to set up our own.
"We would like to thank The Co-operative Bank as an organisation and Steve Clarke in particular for their ongoing support of our plans and the expert advice that they offer."
Steve Clarke, senior relationship manager at The Co-operative Bank, added: "The Higginbottom family, via Horizon Care, offer top class care facilities to their clients.
"We have a longstanding relationship with the family and are extremely supportive of the expansion of their care home facilities across South Yorkshire."
Horizon Care website
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Waterside Grange Care Home in Dinnington is set to create up to 100 jobs when fully operational and 14 residents are already on the waiting list for rooms in the first phase.
The home can accommodate 78 residents in luxury suites of ten people. The home provides services for clients aged 55 and over with a range of conditions including bariatric needs, dementia and infirmity.
Developed by local company, Horizon Care Homes Ltd, the home has seen empty office space on the Waterside Business Park brought back to life.
Laura Higginbottom, managing director of Horizon Care, said: "We are extremely pleased to announce the opening of our second care home, Waterside Grange, which will provide excellent care facilities to the people of Dinnington and, we hope, a welcome job boost.
"As a family we set up Horizon in 2009. We had been looking for a suitable home for a relative with dementia and found that there was a real lack of high quality facilities in the South Yorkshire area, and so we decided to set up our own.
"We would like to thank The Co-operative Bank as an organisation and Steve Clarke in particular for their ongoing support of our plans and the expert advice that they offer."
Steve Clarke, senior relationship manager at The Co-operative Bank, added: "The Higginbottom family, via Horizon Care, offer top class care facilities to their clients.
"We have a longstanding relationship with the family and are extremely supportive of the expansion of their care home facilities across South Yorkshire."
Horizon Care website
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