St Catharines Care Home

Broxbourne, Hertfordshire

01992 940413

stcatharines@bmcare.co.uk

St Catharines Care Home in Broxbourne is a large Victorian house tastefully adapted to offer extensive lounge and communal areas, as well as a delightful outdoor living space which has won the prestigious Broxbourne in Bloom award for several consecutive years.

St Catharines Care Home offers the following types of care: residential care, low needs dementia care and respite care.

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Activities

Cinema

En-Suite Shower

Hair Salon

Landscaped Garden

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As B&M Care continues to navigate through the complexities laid out by the Covid-19 pandemic, the group would like to reassure you that the health, safety and wellbeing of our staff and residents remains paramount.

Our Infection Control Assurance is a commitment to minimising the risk of Covid-19 to our existing residents and staff, whilst safely welcoming new admissions into our homes.

In addition to PPE, regular testing and safe admissions, B&M Care is currently rolling out the group's booster vaccination programme.

These procedures are in place to meet and exceed the requirements of those considering a B&M Care Home for a loved one.

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"I want to thank you and your wonderful team for all the hard work, dedication and professionalism you have demonstrated throughout these difficult times. Absolutely marvellous!"
Daughter of Resident
"We want to express our praise and thanks for the team at St Catharines. My mother moved into the home just over a year ago and although her cognitive ability is deteriorating, her mood and demeanour are much brighter and her mobility much better."
Family of Resident
"Many thanks for all the care and love you have always shown my Mother-in-Law over the past four years. You all went beyond your remit in our family's eyes and it was wonderful she was able to remain in your expert care. We cannot thank you enough for this and it brought great comfort to us all."
Daughter-in-Law of Resident
"My mother has very much enjoyed her time at St Catharines and thank you to all the staff for making her feel so welcome."
Son of Respite Resident
"From the first week of Mum's stay she seemed to regain that little sparkle in her eyes. She would tell me about her lovely room and the delicious food, but above all, she would always tell me how lovely and caring you all were."
Son of Resident
"This is a special thank you to all the staff at St Catharines for the care and kindness given to me during my stay with you."
Respite Resident

Our Staff

St Catharines Care Home has a select team of experienced care staff who have each undertaken bespoke training to meet the individual needs of the home's residents. The home provides appropriate ratios of staff both day and night, alongside a day-to-day care ethos that delivers highly-personalised care where dignity, freedom and privacy are consistently upheld. With an industry-envied training programme and ongoing support & development, B&M Care's guiding principles are what define our staff within the dementia care sector.

“My career at B&M Care started in 2012 at St Catharines as a Care Assistant. Following two promotions, I transferred to Milford Lodge in 2017 as an Assistant Manager to continue developing my skillset within a home’s management team. Beyond my extensive knowledge of day-to-day care practice, I have a roster of qualifications, including an NVQ Level 5 in Leadership & Management, in addition to being the home’s Safeguarding Champion.”

Tracy Schrock - Home Manager

Languages Spoken at St Catharines Care Home

The presence of cultural and linguistic qualities means those in our care receive a highly personalised and inclusive service. Through a unique and diverse staff team, B&M Care has documented a clear link between bilingualism and delivering exceptional care, and extends the use of foreign languages across all levels of a home’s customer service.

Languages spoken at St Catharines Care Home in Broxbourne include:

Czechoslovakian
Italian
Romanian

- To speak to St Catharines in any of the above languages, please contact the home via telephone or email

Additional Information

Our Care

Whether residential or dementia care, long-term or short-stay, our exceptional care standards and aspiration to excellence is what defines each of our homes.
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Find Out More About Engagement and Wellbeing

Engagement & Wellbeing

Recognising that an individual should lead a fulfilling lifestyle and enjoy occupation that is unique to them, person-centred engagement is at the heart of our day-to-day care practice.
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Fees Guide

To help you navigate the process of finding a care home more easily, our fees guide outlines additional information about St Catharines and the key costs that are involved.
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Blog

Walk For Wellbeing: The ‘Finish Line’

03 September 2021 After fours weeks, B&M Care has reached the 'finish line' of the group's Walk For Wellbeing challenge - but how many miles did we total up?

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Walk For Wellbeing: Mile-O-Meter Update (III)

24 August 2021 B&M Care exceeds target goal as part of the group's Walk For Wellbeing challenge - but how many miles did we complete at the end of week three?

Memory Capsule Relay: The Journey So Far (III)

23 August 2021 B&M Care's Memory Capsule Relay has completed the third week of a month-long programme - and reached a further six destinations!

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Walk For Wellbeing: Mile-O-Meter Update (II)

17 August 2021 B&M Care 'strides' towards target goal as part of the group's Walk For Wellbeing challenge - but how many miles did we complete at the end of week two?