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Park House Care Home Has a Care Hero
Karen Jones a Domestic at Park House Care Home has been recognised as a Care Home Hero by Caring Times Magazine in their Care Home Heroes Awards 2022.
Karen Jones a Domestic at Park House Care Home has been recognised as a Care Home Hero by Caring Times Magazine in their Care Home Heroes Awards 2022.
Second in the line-up of winners Karen can proudly take the mantle as a Care Hero, one of those exceptional individuals who makes care homes the special places that they are.
Anne Mirasol, Manager at Park House Care Home says: “Wow, we are all so proud of Karen, there would have been a lot of competition which means Karen must have really stood out to the judges. The awards are special because they reward those working in care homes who are always ready to go that extra mile. Karen is one of those people and we couldn’t be happier for her, she really deserves the recognition.”
Park House care home is a covid-safe place to live. It is a purpose built, bright and airy modern nursing care home, designed to provide the very best in dementia, end of life, convalescent, respite & residential care for older people. Situated just two miles from the centre of Nottingham and on bus routes, the home provides good access for the City and the East Midlands. Managed by a highly skilled and experienced team of carers, comfort in a safe caring environment awaits you with a very warm welcome.
Take the Park House Care Home virtual tour and see the for yourself the high quality facilities on offer.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Park House Care Home .
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