Richmond Village Painswick
Discover a new zest for life at Richmond Villages
Our sister company Richmond Villages has created several successful retirement villages around the country.
Situated on the southern slopes of Painswick in the beautiful Cotswolds, Richmond Painswick is the jewel in Richmond Villages crown. Surrounded by stunning scenery, life here gives you all the benefits of a socially active community, luxurious facilities, including a superb restaurant and health spa, plus the reassurance of as much or as little first class care as you need. Within easy reach of Gloucester, Cheltenham, Stroud and Moreton in the Marsh, Richmond Painswick is arguably the very best Continuing Care Retirement Community in the country.
Living at Richmond Painswick gives you a wide choice of accommodation, including village apartments providing independent living and assisted living apartments (sometimes referred to as extra care). Richmond Painswick also has a state of the art 24 bed care home. It also means being able to enjoy superb service, wonderful facilities, first class restaurants and stunning gardens. The village is an active community in its own right as well as interacting well with the wider community in which it exists.
The village boasts restaurant with a view of the roof top garden, a café, shop, hairdressing salon, beauty therapy rooms, wellness spa, stunning gardens and a fleet of vehicles for regular scheduled outings and shopping trips.
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Address: Stroud Road, Painswick, Gloucestershire, GL6 6UL
General Manager: Susie Oakley
Contact: Richmond Village Painswick
Tel: 01452 813902
Susie Oakley - General Manager
Susie is responsible for the overall management of the village, although Richmond Painswick is one of the smaller villages, having the different sides to the business (nursing home, domiciliary care, Wellness Spa, restaurant, property sales) means there is never a dull moment. Susie’s time is spent dealing with issues for residents, potential residents and staff and supporting the individual Heads of Department, as well as helping out where needed. Time also has to be set aside for management reporting, reviewing and keeping on top of the finances and budgets and planning for the future.
Catherine Moore - Activities Coordinator
Catherine’s job is to organise and provide a varied programme of activity for Richmond Painswick Village with the help of two part-time Recreational Therapists. On a day-to-day basis this includes speaking to residents, relatives, friends of residents and staff, to ensure full knowledge of the residents likes, dislikes, interests and abilities. She delivers activity sessions within the village and explores the most appropriate methods and resources for meeting activity needs including group events, individual sessions, involving internal and external resources and community based resources.
Beverley Boyce - Wellness Spa Manager/Deputy Village Manager
Beverley is the Wellness Spa manager at Richmond Painswick. The Wellness Spa is open to both residents and members over the age of fifty who want to look after body & soul. They can enjoy state of the art gym equipment, pool, Jacuzzi, sauna & steam room, hairdressing salon, and the opportunity to enjoy a wide range of health and beauty treatments, all in a beautifully designed stress-free environment.
Lea Burcombe – Senior Village Adviser
Lea’s job varies from day to day, but primarily she is responsible for introducing potential residents and their families to Richmond Villages. She is usually the first point of contact when an enquiry is made whether this is by telephone, email or perhaps just dropping in and will normally be the one that will arrange visits and show rounds.
Stephanie Warburton – Administration Manager
Stephanie’s role as Administration Manager is very varied. She is responsible for the day to day running of the Reception area and Administration office. On the Reception side this involves ensuring that our Residents get the best possible Customer Service and that we exceed their expectations wherever possible and on the Administration side it includes things such as ensuring that the Administration office runs smoothly and efficiently, making sure that all deadlines are met relating to the accounts and payroll and that all resident and staff queries are answered within an acceptable time frame.
Jo Walters – Head of Care and Care Home Manager
Jo is the Registered Manager for the 24-bedded nursing home at Richmond Painswick and has to adhere to the care standards requirements of the care home thus maintaining the care rating given to us by CQC after our inspection report. Her role includes the supervision of all staff and maintaining their morale, including having regular staff meetings to ensure good healthy working relationships within the home.
Mark Singleton – Head Chef
Mark is responsible for the day to day running and management of the busy professional standard kitchen which services the two Richmond restaurants, the café and room service delivery. This involves planning and preparing balanced, nutritious menus for residents (including lunch, evening meals and light options) using high quality fresh produce, and also catering for private dining functions and events.
Tony Phillips – Maintenance Manager
As Maintenance Manager Tony’s role is very varied. The equipment in the building is unusually complex including such things as air control units, ventilation plant rooms, swimming pools and under floor heating systems to name just a few. Tony has an engineering background together with a wide range of building knowledge.