Otto Schiff
Care home for older people living with dementia
Dementia care
Short term stay, subject to availability
Otto Schiff, part of the Maurice and Vivienne Wohl Campus, is a specialist care home for people living with dementia. Residents at Otto Schiff also share the home with residents from Rela Goldhill, a residential home for younger adults with disabilities.
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Otto Schiff has 54 single bedrooms, separated over three floors and is designed with spacious communal areas including an open-plan kitchen, dining room and lounge. The home has its own private sensory garden filled with fragrant flowers, seasonal vegetables and plants. The home provides a friendly and stimulating social environment, with a dedicated activities coordinator who organises a varied activity programme, with a personal approach.
Carers within Otto Schiff are trained in all aspects of looking after people who are living with dementia. We also offer support and advice for relatives and friends of those living with dementia through the carers’ support team.
As part of the Maurice & Vivienne Wohl Campus, residents benefit from shared amenities such as a café and shop and often attend stimulating and enriching events held at Michael Sobell Jewish Community Centre.
To register your interest in Otto Schiff, you can contact our helpline by phone on 020 8922 2222 or email helpline@jcare.org.
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Location
There is parking available in nearby streets.
Tube:
Brent Cross (Northern Line)
Bus routes:
83, 183, 210, 232, 240, H2 and H3
CQC Report
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SERVICES
Choose how you want to enjoy your time with our range of onsite services.
Our range of services are designed to help make each day as enjoyable and problem-free as possible for our residents. Whether this means help with things like doing laundry and arranging medical appointments, indulging yourself with a mini makeover or having your favourite newspaper delivered to your room each morning, we have something for everyone.
Otto Schiff provides the following services, which are included in our weekly fees:
- Care according to your personalised care plan (if you have additional care needs, there may be additional fees to meet these. We will assess your needs and discuss any additional fees with you)
- Food, drinks and snacks (including special diets)
- Bedroom accommodation with housekeeping
- Full use of communal areas
- Joining in with the daily activities programme (you may be asked to make a financial contribution to the cost of some special activities or excursions)
- Assistance with washing, bathing, taking medication and other personal daily activities
- Laundry service by washing machine (this service excludes dry cleaning)
- Weekly on-site GP surgeries and consultations
Otto Schiff provides the following services, which are subject to an additional fee (the following items and services are not paid for in the fees but we can still arrange for them to be provided.):
- Personal items (e.g. clothes, toiletries and newspapers)
- Hairdressing
- Chiropody
- Dry cleaning
- Medication, equipment and prescription charges
- Private car hire and taxi service
- Telephone line installation and service charges
- Television (unless you are a short stay resident) and subscriptions
- Staff assistance and escorts for medical appointments and your private outings outside of the care home
- Special equipment not available in the home, such as bespoke recliner chairs, wheelchairs and medical aids
- Staff employed directly by you or your family
- Additional staffing costs to provide one to one care, or other additional care over and above the standard level of care
- Meals and refreshments for visiting family and friends
MEET THE MANAGER
Jewish Care would not be able to do its vital work without the dedication of its staff and lay leaders.
Welcome to Otto Schiff. We are committed to providing you with the highest standard of care and ensuring you will always be treated with dignity and respect - I hope that you will be comfortable and happy here.
All our staff are on hand to help and support you while you settle into your new care home. Our skilled and diverse staff work hard to ensure that the care you receive is specific to your needs and preferences. We take the time to invest in our staff, ensuring they receive continuous training on best practice and the Jewish way of life.
You will be allocated a named nurse and a key worker who can help you to settle in. They will be supported in caring for you by all of the staff whilst you are living here. We encourage you to build a relationship with your key worker and share with them your likes and dislikes.
If you have any questions or concerns please let me know, my door is always open to you.
Mira Stamatova
Registered Manager
Food
A tasty, nutritious and Kosher meal for every breakfast, lunch and supper.
Otto Schiff is supervised by the Kosher London Beth Din (KLBD), using fully kosher certified food products and suppliers.
We place traditional Jewish values at the heart of all we do at Jewish Care and that’s why we ensure that every breakfast, lunch and supper served in our care homes is tasty, nutritional and Kosher.
Our team of skilled chefs plan and prepare a varied menu each week and meet regularly with residents and their relatives to ensure that every palette is catered for.
Mealtimes are social times in our care homes, and we are committed to ensuring that each resident is able to enjoy a tasty Kosher meal. We understand that some residents may face difficulty swallowing their food (dysphagia), which is why we work in partnership with Hospital Kosher Meals Service (HKMS) to provide a wide variety of enjoyable and nutritional pureed Kosher meals.
Traditional foods that help our residents remember and mark key moments in the Jewish calendar are part of everyday life at all of our homes. Challah on Shabbat, doughnuts for Chanukah, honey cake for Rosh Hashanah and hamantaschen for Purim are all part of what makes Jewish life so important in our homes.
ACTIVITIES
Live life to the full with a range of fun and engaging activities.
Our residents are encouraged to live life to the full through a varied programme of wellbeing and lifestyle activities to enjoy.
Our team of Activity Co-ordinators meet regularly with residents and relatives to ensure that everyone has a say in the types of activities they would like to do.
THINGS TO DO
Make your visit a day to remember with some great things to do and see in the area.
Kosher Kingdom (0.1 miles)
A large supermarket with a huge range of Kosher products from around the world, ranging from fresh meat and fish, sushi, dried goods, beverages, frozen products, snacks and crisps and many other helpful items.
Carmelli’s Bakery (0.4 miles)
The iconic Carmelli’s Bakery has supplied untold numbers of bagels, bourekas and tasty desserts to the Jewish community since 1984.
Head Room Café (0.5 miles)
Situated in the heart of the Jewish community, the Head Room Café brings awareness and access to mental health support, helping to remove the stigma of mental illness and encouraging the wider community to talk openly about mental health. Supported by Jami, mental health charity and partner of Jewish Care.
Golders Hill Park (1.2 miles)
With a mini petting zoo, butterfly house, sand pits and playground equipment for all ages, Golders Hill Park provides something to entertain each member of the family.
PAYING FOR CARE
The process of paying for care can be confusing and difficult to understand. Jewish Care are here to provide assistance and advice to help.
Paying for residential care can be complicated, with various options available depending on your financial situation and care needs. We have created an information booklet, explaining the different payment methods, services included within our fees, our weekly rates and information relating to family contributions, where appropriate. We are available to offer support or answer any questions you may have about how your care can be funded.
Please note that Jewish Care is unable to provide financial advice.
