Redhill Court Residential Care Home in Birmingham

Bounty’s Edge is an old fashioned pub which was named after a resident's model ship ‘The Bounty’, which takes pride of place at the helm. This area is a real social hub of the care home and is where our pub quizzes take place. It is also where we host gents’ games afternoons and Friday’s ‘Happy Hour’. It recently hosted a Caribbean themed night, complete with mouth-watering food including Jamaican jerk chicken, dumplings and different curries.

Taking time for tea

The vintage café is a delightful spot which has been decked out in the style of a traditional English tea room. There are pretty floral decorations, a Welsh dresser filled with fine china and tiered cake stands, where freshly baked cakes and muffins are served each day. The room is a lovely area for both our residential residents and those living with all types of dementia to take visitors, away from the hustle and bustle of daily life in the home.

Redhill Court also has an old fashioned 1940s lounge, with a working terrestrial television box and a record player. Our residents love to pick their favourite records, from Dame Vera Lynn to Elvis. Even occasionally the more modern Backstreet Boys, which is one of our resident’s favourite albums to play!

Our residents love receiving visitors to the home. One of the highlights of the week is a local childminding group from Kings Norton who come to the home with their pre-school children. Armed with lego and jigsaws, plus their favourite stories, the children come to our care home and spend time with what has become an extended family of grandparents. 

University and college students regularly come to Redhill Court for work experience. Our residents value seeing such fresh faces! Birmingham City University’s student paramedics often come to the home as part of their studies. One of these students liked it so much; she has stayed on with us as a part-time care assistant while she is doing her studies.

The Travelling Theatre in Birmingham also comes to Redhill Court to stage special performances for our residents. Their next production will be Half a Sixpence.

Our residents also love trips out to places like the Twycross Zoo in Leicestershire and The Nature Centre in Birmingham. At The Alexandra Theatre in Redditch, they are welcomed along for dementia-friendly performances, which are also wheelchair accessible.

Staff at our local pub, the Man on the Moon in Kings Norton, are amazing with our residents, treating them as individuals. For our residents who live with dementia and require soft modified food, they are happy to oblige. Or if someone needs a very small portion of a big pub lunch, they cater to our every need.

A short drive from the home is Sanctuary Care’s Castlecroft Residential Care Home. The residents love it when we take them to Castlecroft for ploughman’s lunches. We also return the favour with afternoon tea.

Pricing information

It is usual for residents in care homes to contribute to the cost of their own care. Some people have the resources to pay for their care in full, whilst others make means-tested contributions. Our weekly fees are individual to each of our residents and are subject to a pre-admission assessment, which is required to truly understand the level of care and support needed. Our 2021 weekly care fees for residential care start from £977, but may be in the region of 20% more*, dependent on your care needs and the type of bedroom that is right for you, from our standard rooms through to our premium bedroom options. *If you require more specialist care such as 1-2-1 support your weekly fee could be higher.

Pre-bookable respite care at Redhill Court

Call our home today on 0121 486 4941 or complete our Redhill Court enquiry form for more information on how to book respite care in Birmingham.