Bexhill MP, Dr Kieran Mullan recently visited Grosvenor Park Care Home in Bexhill to see first-hand the progress being made since the home reopened under new ownership earlier this year.
The care home, which reopened in February following a period of closure, is now operated by Bondcare.
The MP also spent time speaking with residents, hearing about their experiences of living at Grosvenor Park and the activities and support available since the home's reopening.
Kieran Mullan said:
"It was a pleasure to visit Grosvenor Park Care Home and see the positive work being done by the dedicated team at Bondcare who have helped bring this home back into use. Care homes play a vital role in our communities, and it was valuable to discuss the challenges facing the sector, particularly around funding and ensuring providers can continue delivering high-quality care."
"I was especially pleased to meet residents and hear directly from them about their experiences as well as talk about local issues. It is clear that the team is committed to creating a welcoming and supportive environment, and I wish everyone at Grosvenor Park continued success for the future."
Home Manager Shauna McCarthy welcomed the visit and the opportunity to highlight the work taking place at the home since reopening. She said “Thank you so much for taking the time to come and visit us. At Grosvenor Park Care Home, we’re passionate about being part of the local community and building strong connections with people and organisations around us. We want our residents to feel connected to the wider community and welcome the local people through our doors.
We really appreciate your support and look forward to working together and continuing to make a positive difference in our local community.”
