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Hall Lane Resource Centre (Respite Care, Short Breaks Service)
157-159 Hall Lane, Baguley, Manchester, M23 1WD — Care Home
Care Quality Commission (CQC) assessment
How Hall Lane Resource Centre (Respite Care, Short Breaks Service) was rated
Rating published 22/09/2022. Read the full inspection report.
- 10 bedsRegistered capacity
- ManchesterCouncil for care funding
- 01612 192413Care home's own number
- Manchester City CouncilOperator
- 27th July 2015Registered since
- Manchester City CouncilRegistered provider
Care offered
Care types at Hall Lane Resource Centre (Respite Care, Short Breaks Service)
Hall Lane Resource Centre (Respite Care, Short Breaks Service) is a Care Home in Manchester, offering Residential, Sensory Impairment, Dementia, Learning Disability and Physical Disability care.
Hall Lane Resource Centre (Respite Care, Short Breaks Service) was registered with the Care Quality Commission in July 2015. It is run by Manchester City Council. Manchester City Council runs 3 care homes in England registered with CQC.
CQC registers the home to care for older people, younger adults, people living with dementia, people with physical disabilities, people with sensory impairments and people with learning disabilities or autism.
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0800 368 8558Lines open 8am–10pm, seven days a week See all questionsWhat rating has Hall Lane Resource Centre (Respite Care, Short Breaks Service) been given by the regulator?
The Care Quality Commission rated Hall Lane Resource Centre (Respite Care, Short Breaks Service) "Requires improvement" overall, in its most recent report, published September 2022.
What types of care does Hall Lane Resource Centre (Respite Care, Short Breaks Service) provide?
Hall Lane Resource Centre (Respite Care, Short Breaks Service) provides Residential, Sensory Impairment, Dementia, Learning Disability and Physical Disability care.
How many beds does Hall Lane Resource Centre (Respite Care, Short Breaks Service) have?
Hall Lane Resource Centre (Respite Care, Short Breaks Service) is registered for 10 beds with the Care Quality Commission.
Who runs Hall Lane Resource Centre (Respite Care, Short Breaks Service)?
Hall Lane Resource Centre (Respite Care, Short Breaks Service) is run by Manchester City Council. The provider runs 3 care homes in England registered with the Care Quality Commission.
When was Hall Lane Resource Centre (Respite Care, Short Breaks Service) registered with CQC?
Hall Lane Resource Centre (Respite Care, Short Breaks Service) has been registered with the Care Quality Commission since July 2015. Its provider, Manchester City Council, has held CQC registration since February 2011.
Who does Hall Lane Resource Centre (Respite Care, Short Breaks Service) care for?
CQC registers Hall Lane Resource Centre (Respite Care, Short Breaks Service) to care for older people, younger adults, people living with dementia, people with physical disabilities, people with sensory impairments and people with learning disabilities or autism.
Does Hall Lane Resource Centre (Respite Care, Short Breaks Service) provide nursing care?
No. Hall Lane Resource Centre (Respite Care, Short Breaks Service) is registered as a care home without nursing. Its staff give personal care, and residents who need nursing are usually visited by NHS community or district nurses.
Which council covers Hall Lane Resource Centre (Respite Care, Short Breaks Service)?
Hall Lane Resource Centre (Respite Care, Short Breaks Service) is in the Manchester council area. The council carries out care needs assessments and decides council funding for residents who qualify.
Is live-in care an alternative to Hall Lane Resource Centre (Respite Care, Short Breaks Service)?
For many families, yes. A live-in carer supports one person at home one-to-one in Manchester, so nobody has to move. It is often the clearer choice for a couple, since one carer can support both under a single weekly fee.