Lady Sarah Cohen House
Nursing, dementia and respite care
Care home for older people and people with dementia.
Based in Friern Barnet, Lady Sarah Cohen House provides its residents with many home comforts, including its own shop, Café and hairdresser's salon and physiotherapy room. There is an active daily programme for residents and regular services held in the on-site synagogue.
Lady Sarah Cohen House offers care for residents in a modern building set around a pretty inner courtyard. The home also has a vibrant community, focused on the lively café and shop on the ground floor.
Each of the three floors has its own manager and dedicated staff team. There are also communal lounges, a dining room and activity area on every floor.
Surrounding area:
Muswell Hill’s shops and cafés are just a short distance away as is North Finchley’s town centre.
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Location
Tube:
Arnos Grove, Bounds Green
Bus routes:
43, 134, 221 and 234
Stations:
New Southgate
Off-street parking:
Available
Facilities
- 120 bedrooms, all with en-suite toilets and showers
- six assisted bathrooms
- television and telephone points can be available in all rooms
Activities
Social programme and activities
The home offers a full range of stimulating activities, including outings, arts and crafts, and quizzes. Residents also make the most of the courtyard garden, the setting for many fantastic outdoor events, including barbecues and garden fetes. Residents are often joined by those from neighbouring Jewish Care home Rosetrees.
There is an award-winning holistic therapist, who provides innovative treatments for residents in the sensory room or within residents’ own rooms.
As with all of Jewish Care’s work, volunteers play a vitally important role within the home, and are involved in all activities.
The home also benefits from the fundraising committee the Friends of Lady Sarah Cohen House. They often put on special events at the home and events involving the wider community.
CQC Report
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