Three Bridges Nursing Home, Nook Lane, Thelwall Lane, , WA4 1NT

Working at Three Bridges Nursing Home

Three Bridges Nursing Home is a single storey care home located in the residential suburb of Latchford, south east of Warrington, and offers personalised care to 53 residents with a variety of nursing, dementia and general care needs. 21 of our rooms are dedicated to dementia nursing and dementia residential, with a further 32 rooms equipped for residential and specialist nursing care.

Within our care home, we have a team of highly experienced staff including qualified Nurses, some who have worked at the home for over 15 years. We specialise in end of life care and other complex needs such as enteral feeding and have a weekly visit from a GP, Pharmacist to review medicines. Care is planned with each individual resident, focusing on choice and independence.

Here at Three Bridges Nursing Home, we believe that our residents should be as active as possible, leading a full and healthy life, therefore we have Activity Coordinators who put together fun and engaging activities to encourage residents to keep active whilst having fun. We have access to the Oomph bus for days out in the local area and our café area provides a relaxed and friendly environment for residents to spend time with visitors. In the warmer weather, residents can enjoy the garden designed for dementia residents with easy and secure access.

We provide a varied menu with a choice of three nutritious and well-balanced meals prepared from scratch by our experienced and passionate cook every day. We work with dieticians, podiatrists, opticians and specialist physicians, who provide specialist services when needed. We aim to provide residents with a secure, relaxed and homely environment in which their care, wellbeing and comfort are of prime importance.

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The strong bond I create with residents is very important to the success of my job, but it also makes them feel comfortable in the home. It’s vital for them to feel at ease talking to staff about any issues that occur and spending time with our residents means that I can gauge their mental wellbeing. No two days are the same, there’s always something different, you are always learning something different about a resident.

Rachel Mellor

Activity Co-ordinator

The strong bond I create with residents is very important to the success of my job, but it also makes them feel comfortable in the home. It’s vital for them to feel at ease talking to staff about any issues that occur and spending time with our residents means that I can gauge their mental wellbeing. No two days are the same, there’s always something different, you are always learning something different about a resident.

For me, it’s being able to put a smile on a resident’s face as they have all become like family to me and I love to see them happy. It is not just me talking to them, they seem generally interested in my life, asking me about my childhood, we enjoy long conversations about things like that. They are always keen to know what shifts I am working and it’s such a nice feeling knowing that I am making a difference to their lives. Often respite patients don’t want to leave us once their recovery time is over, which must mean we must be doing something right!

Diane Audis

Care Assistant

For me, it’s being able to put a smile on a resident’s face as they have all become like family to me and I love to see them happy. It is not just me talking to them, they seem generally interested in my life, asking me about my childhood, we enjoy long conversations about things like that. They are always keen to know what shifts I am working and it’s such a nice feeling knowing that I am making a difference to their lives. Often respite patients don’t want to leave us once their recovery time is over, which must mean we must be doing something right!

As Head Cook, my responsibilities include monitoring food stocks, organising staff rotas, and putting together the weekly menu, which is based on resident choices. It’s obviously a very hands role, preparing the food for the day ahead and ensuring that all necessary dietary requirements are met. We serve three full meals and snacks throughout the day, whenever the residents want something, so we are on-call at any time. Breakfast can go on all day, depending on when our residents wake up, so we always need to be ready and able to cater for their needs.

Michelle Etheridge

Head Cook

As Head Cook, my responsibilities include monitoring food stocks, organising staff rotas, and putting together the weekly menu, which is based on resident choices. It’s obviously a very hands role, preparing the food for the day ahead and ensuring that all necessary dietary requirements are met. We serve three full meals and snacks throughout the day, whenever the residents want something, so we are on-call at any time. Breakfast can go on all day, depending on when our residents wake up, so we always need to be ready and able to cater for their needs.