Care England Chief Executive Visits Ashfield House Care Home in Keresley, Coventry

Ashfield House Care Home in Coventry welcomed Professor Martin Green OBE, Chief Executive of Care England, for a special visit today. As the head of the UK’s largest representative body for independent social care, Professor Green’s visit provided a valuable opportunity to highlight the vital work being done within this exceptional care home.

During his time at Ashfield House, Professor Martin Green met with residents and staff and gained a firsthand insight into the daily operations of this respected residential facility. The visit focused on the challenges and successes currently facing the social care industry, as well as the importance of community engagement and the continued need for a long-term, sustainable vision for adult social care.

Umar Boodhoo, Managing Director of Mauricare Homes, said:

“It was a pleasure to host Professor Martin Green at Ashfield House, and his championing of the interests of care providers and the people they support is well known. It was a pleasure to showcase our team’s commitment to providing excellent, compassionate care to our residents.”

Kay Forster, Registered Manager at Ashfield House Care Home, said:

“We were delighted to welcome Professor Martin Green to Ashfield House. His visit provided a wonderful opportunity to share the achievements of our dedicated team and to highlight the person-centred care we provide every day. We are incredibly proud of the warm, supportive environment we have created for our residents and their families.”

Professor Martin Green, a prominent advocate for social care reform, has consistently called for improved funding and a comprehensive workforce plan to ensure the sector can continue to meet the needs of the ageing population. His visit to Keresley serves as a reminder of the essential connection between local care providers and national advocacy efforts.

Professor Martin Green said:

“It was a privilege to visit Ashfield House and to see the staff’s commitment to delivering high-quality care, and I saw for myself that this care home is a vital resource for the local community and particularly for older people living with dementia.”