Underlying all the statements we make is a conviction that those who live at Bay House do so with dignity and respect from those who support them. They live with no reduction of their rights as citizens and are entitled to live as full and active a life as their physical and mental condition will allow. Whatever their age, whether sound in mind and body or experiencing disability, residents have a fundamental right to self-determination and individuality. We aim to achieve this by sensitive recognition and nurturing of that potential in each individual and by an understanding that it may change over time.

Bay House's Home Manager is Mrs Claire Avery. With around 30 years experience in Nursing, her approach to caring for the residents at our home bears the highest standards.

Individuals receive the level of care, which their own situation requires. Our care meets high standards and satisfies the full range of physical, clinical, personal, social, spiritual and emotional needs of the individual.

As physical activities become more restricted, life fulfilment depends more upon comfort, congenial company and good care. Moving into care is the beginning of another stage of life: making new friends to socialise with and share peaceful moments with.
Good food is important to most people. Choice of menus, special and dietary needs will be catered for. As a home from home, residents will be encouraged to entertain their own guests and invite them to join them for lunch or an evening meal. Quality of life may change but is just as important in later years.