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Retirement schemes

Schemes

Humber Court, Coventry
Rosewood Court, Wellingborough
Sunley Court, Kettering
Yates Court, Evesham
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Humber Court

Humber Court

Coventry

Coventry

West Midlands

CV3 4FE

Rosewood Court

Rosewood Court

Wellingborough

Wellingborough

Northamptonshire

NN8 1NP

Sunley Court

Sunley Court

Kettering

Kettering

Northamptonshire

NN15 7RJ

Yates Court

Yates Court

Evesham

Evesham

Worcestershire

WR11 4DN

Living at an ExtraCare retirement scheme provides you with more than your own front door. It opens up a wealth of exciting opportunities from making new friends to trying new things. Our schemes are ‘communities within communities’ where everyone is encouraged to do as much or as little as they want to.

ExtraCare residents both within the schemes and surrounding area can enjoy an absorbing social life.

With a focus on maintaining active and healthy lifestyles, residents can choose from a variety of social and leisure activities to keep the mind and body stimulated regardless of age or frailty. From taking things easy to having that all important ‘me-time’, there’s something for everyone!

ExtraCare take pride in our caring and supportive team who are on hand to assist at every stage of the journey to keep things stress free. From practical queries about your move to more complex subjects, such as individual care requirements we are there to guide and help.

Whether you move into one of our schemes requiring care from day one, or the need arises much later, you can rest assured that our professional team will ensure that you get whatever help you need in a professional and dignified manner.

ExtraCare schemes offer you a real home of your own with your own front door opening onto a wide, well-lit corridor. One- and two-bedroom apartments and bungalows are available depending on your chosen ExtraCare scheme. Staff are always on site and the scheme entrance is secure. Residents also have a user-friendly intercom for door entry and there are security cameras on site.

All of our schemes, whether large or small, have a variety of facilities on site for residents to take advantage of. A communal lounge for residents and members of the local community is a hub for welcoming visitors, family and friends. There’s an on-site restaurant or bar if you don’t feel like catering, and a hairdressers if you are in the need for some pampering.

With facilities and activities on hand, feeling independent and enriched lies at the heart of each resident’s ExtraCare experience.

Resident Story

Pam Rossiter, Humber Court

The ethos of the whole place is caring,’ she says. ‘It’s what it’s all about. That’s why it’s called ExtraCare
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Pam Rossiter, Humber Court

Lilian Tavener-Jones, Sunley Court

Lilian recently celebrated her 103rd birthday and enjoyed a party with friends and family at Sunley. She describes being 103 as much like being 100, but quite different from being 53; There is no secret, but having a positive outlook in life certainly helps.
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Lilian Tavener-Jones, Sunley Court

ExtraCare Schemes FAQs

1. What is the difference between an ExtraCare retirement scheme and an ExtraCare retirement village??

The main difference is the size of the community. An ExtraCare retirement village is a larger community, usually with more than 100 apartments and a wider range of facilities and activities.

An ExtraCare retirement scheme offers the same benefits of independent retirement living but on a smaller scale, with fewer than 100 apartments. Residents still have their own home, access to wellbeing support and opportunities to socialise and take part in activities.

2. Who can live in an ExtraCare retirement scheme?

ExtraCare retirement schemes are designed for people aged 55 and over who are looking for an independent, active and fulfilling retirement.

Residents can choose to live life at their own pace, with opportunities to enjoy community life, take part in activities and access support services if they need them. Couples, single people and those with different levels of mobility can all make their home at ExtraCare, with apartments designed to support independent living.

3. What types of properties are available within a scheme?

ExtraCare retirement schemes offer one and two bedroom apartments, designed to provide comfortable, independent living for residents.

The majority of apartments within our schemes are only available through social rent, helping make retirement living accessible to more people. Each apartment is a self-contained home, giving residents their own private space while being part of a welcoming community.

4. Are ExtraCare schemes secure?

Yes. ExtraCare retirement schemes are designed to provide a safe and secure environment where residents can enjoy independent living with peace of mind.

Schemes have secure entrances, and residents benefit from support services, friendly staff and a welcoming community around them. Each resident has their own private apartment, giving them the freedom and independence of having their own home with reassurance available when needed.

5. Is care and support available at an ExtraCare retirement scheme?

Yes. ExtraCare retirement schemes offer access to care and support services if residents need them, helping people remain independent for longer.

Support is tailored to each individual’s needs and can include wellbeing services, personal care and assistance with everyday tasks. Residents can enjoy the reassurance that help is available while continuing to live in their own home.

6. What facilities are available in an ExtraCare retirement scheme?

Facilities vary between schemes, but residents can enjoy a range of spaces designed to support wellbeing, social connections and an active lifestyle. These may include communal lounges, gardens, activity spaces, wellbeing facilities and areas to meet with friends and neighbours.

Each scheme is designed to help residents enjoy retirement their way, whether they choose to join activities, socialise with others or simply relax in their own home.

7. Are there activities and social events at schemes?

Yes. ExtraCare retirement schemes offer a variety of activities, events and opportunities for residents to socialise, try new things and connect with their neighbours.

Activities vary between schemes but may include exercise classes, hobbies, clubs, entertainment and wellbeing sessions. Residents can choose to take part in as much or as little as they like, helping them enjoy retirement in a way that suits them.

8. Can family and friends visit schemes?

Yes. Family and friends are welcome to visit residents at ExtraCare retirement schemes. Residents can enjoy having loved ones over in their own apartment or use the shared spaces within the scheme to spend time together.

9. Are there staff available on site at schemes?

Yes. ExtraCare retirement schemes have friendly staff on site to support residents and help create a welcoming community.

Teams vary depending on the scheme but may include management, carers, chefs, administrators, activities and maintenance staff. 

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