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Casa Mia

Cleobury Road, Far Forest, Kidderminster, England, DY14 9EH
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Description

Casa Mia is a residential setting for adults With a variety of Mental health care needs. We aim to provide each client with appropriate care and support for as long as they require our service. We complete a needs assessment prior to offering placement and this is done in collaboration with the client, their care team and their chosen relatives or friends. A package of care is then identified and care plans are made collaboratively with the client to ensure personal wishes, goals and interests are maintained.

Our aim is to help our clients to feel safe, comfortable and secure, and to feel a sense of belonging in their own home. Clients are encouraged to participate in all decision making, this can be through care reviews, clients meetings or quality assurance questionnaires.

We aim to offer our clients every opportunity to achieve an enjoyable quality of life both within the home and the wider community. Supporting clients to find meaningful activities and occupations they look forward to doing.

Every person needs a reason to get up in the morning, a purpose and hope for a positive future. We work with the client to empower them & help them obtain a feeling of self worth.Our specialist staff team enable 1:1 physical and mental health support to be offered on a daily basis both within the home and out in the community.

We aim to support our clients to develop and maintain independence. This may be in the areas of self care, shopping, cooking, budgeting or leisure activities.

Dignity and choice are at the core of all care planning and reflect someones personal and cultural beliefs.

1:1 support is provided by our team. This includes support workers, team leaders. This support enables clients to fulfil their own goals.

Description

Casa Mia is a residential setting for adults With a variety of Mental health care needs. We aim to provide each client with appropriate care and support for as long as they require our service. We complete a needs assessment prior to offering placement and this is done in collaboration with the client, their care team and their chosen relatives or friends. A package of care is then identified and care plans are made collaboratively with the client to ensure personal wishes, goals and interests are maintained.

Our aim is to help our clients to feel safe, comfortable and secure, and to feel a sense of belonging in their own home. Clients are encouraged to participate in all decision making, this can be through care reviews, clients meetings or quality assurance questionnaires.

We aim to offer our clients every opportunity to achieve an enjoyable quality of life both within the home and the wider community. Supporting clients to find meaningful activities and occupations they look forward to doing.

Every person needs a reason to get up in the morning, a purpose and hope for a positive future. We work with the client to empower them & help them obtain a feeling of self worth.Our specialist staff team enable 1:1 physical and mental health support to be offered on a daily basis both within the home and out in the community.

We aim to support our clients to develop and maintain independence. This may be in the areas of self care, shopping, cooking, budgeting or leisure activities.

Dignity and choice are at the core of all care planning and reflect someones personal and cultural beliefs.

1:1 support is provided by our team. This includes support workers, team leaders. This support enables clients to fulfil their own goals.

Home Size

Medium (20-40)

Weekly Fees From

£ 1339
Room Type Total Rooms Rooms Available
Ensuite 40 0

Residencies

  • Permanent

  • Short Term/Respite

Funding Types Accepted What's the difference?

  • Private funding

  • NHS funding

  • Local authority funding

CQC Rating

  • CQC Rating
  • Medal Outstanding
  • CQC Caring Rating Outstanding

  • CQC Effective Rating Good

  • CQC Responsive Rating Outstanding

  • CQC Safe Rating Good

  • CQC Well-led Rating Good

Care Available

  • Alzheimer's

  • Asperger Syndrome

  • Autism

  • Cancer Care

  • Cerebral Palsy

  • Challenging Behaviour

  • Covalescent Care

  • Day Care

  • Dementia

  • Down Syndrome

  • Drug Alcohol Abuse

  • Eating Disorders

  • Elderly

  • Epilepsy

  • Head/Brain Injury

  • Huntington's Disease

  • Learning Disability

  • Mental Health

  • Motor Neurone Disease

  • Older People (65+)

  • Palliative Care

  • Physical Disabilities

  • Rehabilitation

  • Sensory Impairment

  • Stroke

  • Supported Living

  • Supported Living- Learning Disability

  • Visual Impairment

  • Younger Adults (Under 65)

Facilities

  • Activities

  • Activities Room

  • Car Parking

  • Dining Area

Location

Cleobury Road, Far Forest, Kidderminster, England, DY14 9EH

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Frequently Asked Questions

Casa Mia has been rated Outstanding by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) — the highest possible rating, awarded when a service is performing exceptionally well. CQC inspections assess registered care services across five domains: Safe, Effective, Caring, Responsive, and Well-led. You can read the full inspection report on the CQC website. Read our guide: How to choose a care home
Weekly fees at Casa Mia in Kidderminster start from £1,339 per week. The exact cost depends on room type, the level of care required, and any additional services. Use the enquiry form on this page to request a personalised quote from Casa Mia. Read our guide: Paying for care: what are the options?
Casa Mia in Kidderminster offers the following care types: Alzheimer's, Asperger Syndrome, Autism, Cancer Care, Cerebral Palsy, Challenging Behaviour, Covalescent Care, Day Care, Dementia, Down Syndrome, Drug Alcohol Abuse, Eating Disorders, Elderly, Epilepsy, Head/Brain Injury, Huntington's Disease, Learning Disability, Mental Health, Motor Neurone Disease, Older People (65+), Palliative Care, Physical Disabilities, Rehabilitation, Sensory Impairment, Stroke, Supported Living, Supported Living- Learning Disability, Visual Impairment, and Younger Adults (Under 65). Care plans are tailored to each resident's individual needs. Contact Casa Mia directly to discuss whether these services are right for your situation. Read our guide: Dementia care: what are the options?
Our latest records for Casa Mia do not show available rooms at this time. Availability changes regularly — contact the home directly as new rooms may become free at short notice. Read our guide: How to find a care home with Find Your Room
Casa Mia provides a range of amenities including Activities, Activities Room, Car Parking, and Dining Area. These facilities are designed to support residents' wellbeing, independence, and quality of life. Contact Casa Mia for more details about day-to-day life at the home.
Casa Mia is based in Kidderminster, England. The full address is Cleobury Road, Far Forest, Kidderminster, England. Use the map on this page for directions, or contact the home directly for travel information. Read our guide: Should I look for a care home near me?
Casa Mia accepts Private funding, NHS funding, and Local authority funding. If you are unsure which funding option applies to your situation, a local care advisor or social worker can help — or contact Casa Mia directly for guidance on fees and funding. Read our guide: Paying for care: what are the options?
To arrange a visit to Casa Mia in Kidderminster, use the enquiry form on this page, call the home directly, or send an email. Visiting in person is one of the best ways to assess whether a home is the right fit — you can meet the staff, see the facilities, and get a sense of the environment before making a decision. Read our guide: How to choose a care home
Casa Mia in Kidderminster is a registered residential care home, providing personal care and support with daily living. Residential care homes differ from nursing homes in that they do not have qualified nurses on site around the clock. Contact Casa Mia to discuss whether your specific care needs can be met. Read our guide: When is the right time to move into a care home?
Supported Living- Focuses on independence with support for daily tasks & can also offer personal care. Care can also be provided 24/7. Nursing Homes - Provide 24/7 medical care & nursing support for residents with a range of complex needs. Care Homes- Offer 24/7 personal care and assistance with daily tasks and activities. Generally for those with minimal needs.
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