Damfield Gardens Luxurious Residential Care Home
About Damfield Gardens, Maghull
Purpose-built in a beautiful, 10.3-acre setting in the historic town of Maghull in Merseyside, our Damfield Gardens care home offers luxury accommodation and innovative facilities for round-the-clock care of our elderly residents. We believe in providing excellent standards of care to all, and that this stunning home – with state-of-the-art rooms and landscaped surroundings – is assigned to enhance residents’ day to day lives.
Our Services
Damfield Gardens is a residential elderly care home for over-55s, with 67 purpose-built bedrooms featuring top-of-the-line facilities. Staff provide 24-hour, personalised care to all residents, and are fully trained to offer care to those with dementia type illnesses.
Life at Damfield Gardens
At Damfield Gardens, residents can enjoy all the amenities of modern living, with 24-hour care, plenty of activities and events, and a huge green open space to relax in. Each bedroom is equipped with an en-suite with a shower, as well as a flat-screen TV, DVD player, mini fridge, Wi-Fi, and telephone. There’s even a hair salon and cafe on site too.
Carehome Videos
From our residents
We’re proud to provide excellent care at all Highpoint Care homes. Here’s what residents and their families say about Damfield Gardens.
I have thoroughly enjoyed my stay here this week and I can’t thank you all enough for making me feel and showing me the ropes. It has been a great experience and one I will never forget you have giving me many opportunities and I have been able to get a real feel for working in the industry. I love it! Wish I could stay with you all.
My mum has been at Damfield Gardens since November 2018 and what can I say? The professionalism of the staff, the care they take of her (both mentally and emotionally) and the trust she has in them give us immense reassurance that the hardest decision my family has ever had to make has been the right one for her. Particularly in this extremely difficult COVID-19 times, the home has put the health and wellbeing of the residents and staff at the forefront of their daily lives – as a family, we will forever be grateful.
Thank you for the constant care you gave to our mum. She did always appreciate everything you did for her. Thank you also for the support you gave to us her family, you always had smiles on your faces as well as showing concern. What a caring team!
I just want to say a very big thank you for the way you looked after my lovely sister so well, you were all so kind.
I am writing on behalf of myself and my daughters to thank you and your staff most sincerely for your care of Kathryn during her stay with you. The carers were, without exception, most friendly and kind in their dealings with Kathryn even on occasions when she was perhaps not very co-operative. Will you please convey our gratitude to the members of staff involved.
For more information, or if you would like to find out how and what we do to take care of our residents, please do not hesitate to contact us on 01744 454546, fill in our quick enquiry form or email our customer services team on customer.services@highpointcare.co.uk and we will be happy to answer any and all of your questions.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of care does Highpoint Care offer in Damfield?
Our Damfield site offers residential care for the elderly: round-the-clock, personalised care from dedicated staff. We also provide dementia care for those with dementia type illnesses.
When will I need to pay my own fees?
In most cases, residents are responsible for paying their own fees. If your “capital” is valued under £23,250, then your local authority will provide assistance. Capital means your house, savings and any investments you have.
If your spouse still lives in your home this is “disregarded” when calculating your capital balance. Any joint accounts will be split 50:50.
What happens if my property is my only asset I own when I need to move into a care home and it will take time to release funds from it?
Speak to the care home and they will be able to advise you about their policy.
Speak to your social services about the 12 week property disregard scheme where social services will fund your fees while you sell your home. You may still need to pay a top up if the local authority only pays at their rate.
What if I don’t want to sell my house?
You may be eligible for a Deferred Payments scheme. This is where the local authority pays your fees and takes a charge on your house. They will charge you interest. All local authorities operate the scheme slightly differently so you will need to contact them directly.
When will the NHS pay for care home fees?
If you have complex health needs, the NHS will meet your care home fees. This funding is known as Continuing HealthCare (CHC) and is not means tested. There are very strict criteria and most nursing home residents are not eligible. There is more guidance on the NHS website.
What does the care home fee cover?
The fee should cover your accommodation costs, meals and essential care. Before you choose a home, check out what extras are chargeable. For example, hairdressing, physiotherapy and chiropody are often charged on top of fees.