Nusrat Ghani, MP for Wealden, has visited Woodside Hall nursing home in Hailsham
She was there to meet its Manager Sharon Lloyd and learn more about the high-quality specialist services that are being provided to the home’s residents.
Woodside Hall is a 53-bed capacity independent nursing home located on the outskirts of Hailsham, providing bespoke 24-hour residential, respite, nursing and end of life care tailored to individual needs and requirements. It is located on four acres of secluded gardens and woodland, and offers single and double en-suite rooms as well as a wide range of services and activities available on site. The facility provides 50 jobs to local people and sources food directly from local farms and suppliers where possible.
Sharon, has been running the home for over 20 years, delivering first-class specialist care and ensuring that each resident can lead the lifestyle of their choice.
Woodside Hall currently has some vacancies available. For further information, please visit www.woodsidehall.co.uk.
Nusrat Ghani said: “I was pleased to visit Woodside Hall nursing home and see the excellent work that Sharon and the team do to provide residents with specialist care and a safe home. I recognise the extraordinary commitment and compassion of our social care staff and I continue working with East Sussex County Council and Wealden District Council to ensure that Government funding for social care is distributed effectively to our local care home staff, and that the capacity of our care and nursing homes is fully utilised to free up beds in local hospitals while ensuring Wealden residents are receiving the best care.”
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