Top 20 awards for MHA and its care homes

The leading care home reviews site, carehome.co.uk, has announced that MHA has once again been named as one of the Top 20 care home providers in the country along with 13 of its homes receiving regional awards.

The 2020 awards are based on reviews of care homes written by their residents, as well as their friends and relatives, with thousands of homes battling it out to make it into the Top 20 for each of the 12 regions.

Looking for a care home for a relative or a friend can be an arduous and time-consuming business as well as being very emotional due to it being a huge life change. carehome.co.uk launched its awards back in 2014, with the aim of making people’s search for a care home easier.

MHA Chief Executive Sam Monaghan said: “This is wonderful news and is a real testament to the dedication of our staff to providing the very highest standards of care to our residents.

"It is a huge honour to have been named as one of the Top 20 large care home providers once again, and to have 13 of our homes recognised as being in the Top 20 in their region.

"But during these unprecedented times, more than ever, it means everything that we’re able to reassure residents and families that their loved ones will receive the very best physical and emotional care with MHA.

"Our teams are exceptionally dedicated to making sure our residents live later life well and the lengths they are going to to make this happen is astounding."

MHA’s homes in the 2020 carehome.co.uk regional Top 20s are:

• London - Kenbrook
• East of England - Norwood
• East Midlands - Maple Leaf House and Stones Place
• West Midlands - Abbey Park, Briar Hill House and Cedar Lodge
• Yorkshire and The Humber - Swallow Wood and Willersley House
• North West England - Epworth Grange, Pennystone Court, The Willows and Starr Hills

There are more than 18,500 care homes in the UK and residents, relatives and friends rate the homes on their overall standard, their facilities, the quality of their care and support, cleanliness, whether residents are treated with dignity, the standard of food and drink, staff, activities, management, security and value for money.