Business Details
Your Trusted Senior Living Services Provider in Preston
At Moor Park House, we are dedicated to delivering safe, holistic, and personalised care for our residents. Our purpose-built facility in Preston offers a nurturing environment where individuals with complex care needs thrive. With a focus on rehabilitation and wellbeing, we provide tailored support for those with acquired brain injuries, spinal conditions, and palliative needs. Our team of experienced professionals ensures every resident receives compassionate, expert care. Recognised for excellence through multiple awards, we combine clinical expertise with homely comforts to enhance quality of life.Our facilities include modern en-suite bedrooms, hydrotherapy pools, and accessible gardens. We prioritise individual dignity and independence, fostering a community where residents, families, and staff collaborate to achieve meaningful outcomes. Through continuous training and innovation, we maintain high standards in nursing and care delivery. Our commitment to transparency and ethical practices ensures trust and reliability for all stakeholders.
Services
Residential Care
Complex Nursing Care
Acquired Brain Injury Care
Palliative Nursing Care
Spinal Nursing Care
Physiotherapy
Hydrotherapy
Social Activities
Dietary Services
End-of-Life Care
Highlights and features
- We have received multiple awards for care quality and innovation.
- Our team includes experienced nurses and therapists specialising in complex care.
- We offer personalised care plans tailored to individual medical and social needs.
- Our facilities combine clinical functionality with homely comforts and accessibility.
- We maintain 24/7 specialist nursing support for residents' safety and wellbeing.
Associations and certifications
- Care Quality Commission
- Headway
- NHS Clinical Reference Group
- Gold Standards Framework
- Skills for Care
What people say
Friendly staff
Modern facilities
Personalised care
Excellent physiotherapy
Supportive environment
Services
Residential Care
Our residential care provides round-the-clock support for individuals requiring assistance with daily living. Trained staff deliver personalised care plans addressing medical, physical, and social needs. Residents benefit from en-suite bedrooms, communal dining, and tailored activities promoting independence and dignity.
Complex Nursing Care
We offer 24/7 specialist nursing for adults with complex medical conditions. Services include wound management, medication administration, and rehabilitation support. Our clinical team collaborates with healthcare professionals to ensure comprehensive, evidence-based care tailored to individual needs.
Acquired Brain Injury Care
The Watling Care Centre specialises in rehabilitation for acquired brain injury survivors. Our multidisciplinary approach combines physiotherapy, cognitive therapy, and emotional support to maximise recovery. Individualised programmes focus on regaining independence and improving quality of life.
Hydrotherapy
Our hydrotherapy pool supports rehabilitation through water-based exercises. Physiotherapists use hydrotherapy to improve mobility, reduce pain, and enhance muscle strength. The controlled environment allows safe, effective treatment for residents with neurological or musculoskeletal conditions.
Physiotherapy
Chartered physiotherapists deliver targeted rehabilitation programmes to maintain or improve physical function. Sessions focus on mobility, balance, and pain management, incorporating individual and group exercises tailored to residents' specific conditions and recovery goals.
People
Chris Root
Director
With nearly 30 years in healthcare, Chris has extensive experience in care sector development and financing. He has driven operational improvements at Moor Park House and other healthcare businesses since 2012.
Elana Follwell
Nursing Director
A registered nurse with specialist expertise in palliative care and stroke rehabilitation. Elana has developed innovative care services through NHS partnerships and holds multiple leadership qualifications in healthcare management.
Lindsey Bowser
Registered Home Manager
As Registered Manager since 2021, Lindsey oversees clinical operations with 16 years' experience in hospice and specialist nursing. She ensures regulatory compliance and high standards of resident care delivery.
Joanne Brown
Physiotherapist
A chartered physiotherapist specialising in neurological rehabilitation. Jo leads physiotherapy services, designing programmes to improve mobility and functional independence for residents through evidence-based interventions.
Laura Moorby
Clinical Lead
With 12 years in palliative and trauma care, Laura leads nursing teams in delivering specialist clinical care. Her expertise ensures high-quality, person-centred nursing practices across all departments at Moor Park House.
Questions
What types of care does Moor Park House provide?
We offer residential care, complex nursing, acquired brain injury rehabilitation, palliative care, and specialist therapies including physiotherapy and hydrotherapy.
Is Moor Park House CQC registered?
Yes, we are regulated by the Care Quality Commission and maintain ongoing compliance with healthcare standards despite our current 'Requires Improvement' rating.
Can residents receive visitors?
We have open visiting hours and welcome family visits at any time, with accessible facilities for guests and pets.
Are meals included in the care package?
All meals are provided, prepared fresh daily using quality ingredients to meet individual dietary requirements and preferences.
What recreational activities are available?
Residents enjoy garden access, sensory lounges, social events, a micro-pub, and planned bistro, alongside tailored activities programmes.
How do you support residents' medical needs?
We provide 24/7 nursing care, individual care plans, regular health assessments, and coordination with external healthcare professionals for comprehensive medical support.
Reviews (2)
Chatter Box
Aug 17, 2018
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One of our neighbours is currently a dying resident and is full of praise for the staff and the care he's receiving. The environment was clean, the visiting times relaxed and his pain medication is now meaning that he is in discomfort rather than pain.
T. Boss
Jul 07, 2018
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First time i did a shift at that home was a very bad experience, they dont appreciate the work you do neither do certain relatives. Relatives swear and shout at staff and that is not fair however the residents are very sweet but i will not go there again.
