A Familiar Home Setting

Bluebell House, operated by Fylde Care Group Limited since December 2022, is a locally operated care home located within walking distance to central local amenities.

Victorian Charm with Today’s Needs

Renovated in 2023, the home includes:

• En‑suite bedrooms


• Lounge areas for relaxation


• Dining facilities


• Accessible outdoor patio


• Elevator for floor access


• Assisted bathing amenities introduced in March 2024

 

The home is designed with mobility in mind—offering ground-floor rooms.

Round-the-Clock Assistance

Support at Bluebell House includes short stays for rest, based on individual needs. Services may involve:

• Support with hygiene routines


• Support with toileting needs


• Managing regular medications


• Practical assistance

 

Meals are cooked fresh on-site by a dedicated kitchen team, who cater to personal tastes and nutrition goals.

Current Care Standards

The home retains a ‘Good’ rating, carried over from its most recent inspection in 2019, across the key care criteria: safe, responsive, well-led, effective and caring. Although the registration changed in 2022, Bluebell House maintains this standard.

Licensed to support a maximum of twenty, Bluebell House does not offer care for complex conditions involving learning disabilities or autism.

Local Involvement and Familiarity

With its location in Poulton-le-Fylde, the home offers residents a continued connection to familiar surroundings. Events and interactions may include:

• Celebrations aligned with the calendar


• Regular visits from musicians or entertainers


• Low-key social groups

 

This setting reinforces a sense of belonging, especially for those with strong local ties.

Support That Respects Your Way of Life

Each resident receives a tailored support structure shaped by their preferences, routines and health needs. The team provides subtle, attentive support—ensuring residents feel in control.

Personalising their space is encouraged; residents may make their bedrooms truly theirs, supporting a smooth transition into home life.

Answers to Common Questions

• Where is the home situated?
  
  Convenient for public transport and town facilities


 
• What support does the home offer?
  
  Respite and personal care


 
• How many people can live at Bluebell House?
  
  Twenty residents at most


 
• What shared spaces are available?
  
  Two lounges, a TV lounge, dining area and garden terrace


 
• What is the home’s current inspection rating?
  
  Verified as providing safe and caring support


 
• Can people stay short-term?
  
  Yes — short breaks or recovery stays are available


 
• Are meals personalised?
  
  Menus are adapted daily to personal requirements

 

Interested in Learning More?

For those check here seeking a home-from-home environment with personal check here care, Bluebell House is well worth considering. To ask questions, you may call the home at your convenience.