A warm welcome to our home
Boultham Park House offers high quality and compassionate residential and dementia care for up to 34 residents. The home is set in its own grounds, overlooking and adjoining Boultham Park, one of Lincoln’s green beauty spots, with its well-tended gardens, lake and a bandstand.
- Dementia Care
- Residential Care
- Respite Care
- Day Care
- Vaccinated against COVID-19
The home offers residents a real home from home in a calm and friendly environment. Spacious bedrooms with en-suite facilities look out onto landscaped gardens with raised planters, vegetable patches and water features, whilst comfortable lounges and friendly dining areas ensure residents can relax and enjoy all the usual home comforts.
Residents can enjoy the daily social activities going on in the central communal areas with the hairdressing salon open during the week. Our cosy lounges give more privacy for socialising with friends and family or watching TV.
Surrounded by peaceful and beautifully tendered gardens, residents can take a seat on one of the homes patios or stroll through the colourful flower beds. Our lovely landscaped gardens are there to enjoy throughout the year.
Our key actions against Coronavirus
- Testing for employees and residents means that asymptomatic cases are picked up early.
- Plentiful supplies of PPE.
- Vibrant, fun and socially distanced social bubble activities for all residents.
- Indoor safe visitor spaces installed across the Trust.
- Rigorous cleaning including the use of the latest high-tech electrostatic devices.
- OSJCT is proactive in participating in the latest in research such as ‘instant’ Lateral Flow Tests and the Vivaldi2 antibody study.
We understand there may be a lot of questions and concerns at this time and to provide guidance to those looking to move into a care home view our admissions page.
Services & Facilities
The team
Food
Activities
Events
Pricing and Key Facts
About the team
Our friendly, professionally trained team are on hand around the clock to support our residents, ensuring they spend their day how they wish and enabling them to enjoy a fulfilling and independent lifestyle.
The attentive care team focus on the individual needs of the residents, with a tailored care plan for each person. Their aim is to improve the quality of life for our residents by creating lovely, comfortable, homely surroundings and by providing care, activities and other services designed around each resident’s needs and wishes.
Meet the team
Food
The talented chef and kitchen team prepare tasty, home-cooked meals on site daily from our own kitchens. We source quality produce for our excellent breakfast, lunch and dinner menus. All-day dining is available for lighter meals and snacks and all dishes are carefully balanced to get the best nutritional value and cater for individual dietary requirements and preferences.
Seasonal produce is chosen whenever possible and of course, relatives and friends are always welcome to join us. The menus change daily and the kettle is always on. Our chef bakes every day so there is always a fresh cake for residents and visitors to enjoy.
Residents are also encouraged to help prepare their own food and to make snacks whenever they choose.
Activities
Whether it’s wet or dry outside, we at OSJCT feel that activities are essential in providing the best caring environment to live in.
Hobbies don’t simply stop when living with us at Boultham Park House. We have a dedicated Activities Co-ordinator who works closely with our residents to create a programme of fulfilling activities and events, tailored around each resident’s requests, hobbies and interests. The programme of events and activities provide a source of fun and laughter, to help each resident live their life to the full and make new friendships.
We are also fortunate to have the support of many volunteers of all ages from the local community, strengthening our links to this thriving town. Here is a sample of activities on offer:
- Trips to garden centres, cafés, pubs, sporting events, National Trust parks, wildlife parks, aquariums and museums.
- Visit from Pets as Therapy Dogs
- Exercise and wellness activities, for example Seated Yoga, Zumba
- Fun activities with the local toddler and nursery group
- Board game competitions and quizzes
- Music therapy sessions
- Gardening
- Arts and crafts
- Communal Church services
Download sample activities schedule
With so many well-being activities for body and mind on offer, we also recognise that everyone needs some personal space for relaxation and mindfulness for personal reflection. The cosy lounges offer an opportunity for some quiet time or to host family and friends.
And that’s not all:
We’ve had silent discos, hoe downs, Chinese banquets, Oscar parties and so much more.
Many of the activities feature Reminiscence Therapy to aid those living with Dementia to remember events, people and places using sight, touch, taste, smell and sound.
Events
As we are on the outskirts of a thriving town - within a vibrant community, there's never a dull moment. We run regular activities for all to join in:
- Coffee mornings
- Care Home Open Day
- Summer and Autumn fetes
- Christmas parties
View our full events calendar to see more upcoming events taking place at Boultham Park House.
Pricing
Care fees vary depending on the level of care required and this will be confirmed upon completion of a care assessment prior to moving into the home.
Below is indicative pricing for self-funded residents.
| Care Type | Fees From | Fees To |
|---|---|---|
| Dementia long term | £880 | £945 |
| Dementia respite | £930 | £995 |
| Residential long term | £755 | £880 |
| Residential respite | £805 | £860 |
Our home charges self-funder rates for the services we provide. We accept third party top ups for individuals funded by the Local Authority up to the self-funder rate.
We understand that paying for long-term care can often be a complex subject, and with several options available to you it can be confusing. You will find helpful guidance on our Paying For Care page.
Key Facts
The Key Facts document contains information regarding this care home which can be used in comparison with other care homes or can be printed for reference and brought with you when you visit the home.
Meet the team
Our homes' professional services are provided by the Management team, Carers, Nurses and Dementia support teams (where required), Admiral Nurses, Support Workers, Activities Co-ordinators, Housekeeping, Handy Person, Administrators and the home's Chef and Catering team. We also have health professional support from Doctors, Nurses and personal services who will regularly come into the home.
Joanne Johnson
Helena Huckle
Home Manager
Joanne Johnson is the Home Manager at The Orders of St John Care Home, Boultham Park in Lincoln.
Joanne has worked in the care industry for the last twenty-two years, the last fifteen being with The Orders of St John Care Trust. She began my career initially as a Carer, working both days & nights before then being promoted to Care Leader, which gave Joanne the necessary leadership skills to become Head of Care and more recently Home Manager.
As Joanne has developed personally in each role, that passion has never left her and now as the Home manager, she still gets a real satisfaction from engaging with the Residents and helping where she can.
Since working in the industry, Joanne has achieved NVQ Level 2&3 in Health and Social care, Level 3 in effective Management. Jo is a medication champion for the Trust, and an appointed First Aider, who is working towards her level 5 management award.
In 2016, Joanne was presented with a chairman’s commendation for meritorious service which she is extremely proud of.
Every day is different in the life of the care home, usually very busy, but managed effectively by prioritising tasks. Jo has a very approachable nature and has an open-door policy enabling all colleagues, residents and visitors to feel they are able to talk to her.
Joanne’s passion for care of the elderly developed at a young age, having a close relationship with her Grandparents and taking her Grandfather to visit his friends in a variety of care providers, she soon realised that she wanted to support individuals and make a difference where she could.
When not at work, I enjoy foreign travel, socializing, dining out, reading and spending quality time with my husband Richard and my much-loved dog Ollie.
Head of Care
Helena began her career in the care sector in 2010 as a Community Carer in Newark Nottinghamshire. Helena began working for The Order of St John Care Trust in 2012 as a Night Carer, where she then also worked as a Day Carer, Acting Senior, Senior and then in 2018 she was promoted to Head of Care.
Helena is also Lead Person for Medicines Management. Her qualifications include NVQ Level 3 Diploma in Health and Social Care, RSA 1, 2, and 3. Helena has also completed qualifications in Typing, City and Guilds Computing and Programming, Sage Database, Attendance Monitoring, Budget monitoring and Data Protection.
Whilst living in Derbyshire, Helena helped to care for her terminally ill mother and this instilled her passion to work in the care industry.
As part of her role, Helena ensures that high-quality care is delivered and individuals are treated with dignity and respect, that care is person-centred and independence promoted.
Helena has built positive relationships with multi-disciplinary teams outside of the home and this also ensures that our residents receive excellent care.
As a person, Helena always supports and encourages employees to fulfil their potential and encourage them to further their career within the Trust.
Each day within the home is always busy but with good communication and all employees working together as a team, it is a very happy home with very contented residents.
Out of work, Helena enjoys travelling abroad, spending time with her daughter Alison, her husband and little grandson. She loves her dog Billy who is now quite old at 14 and also visiting my closest friend whom I met when I came to live in Lincoln and go on holiday with every year.
Latest News
Apr 2021
Further to our previous ever popular online events, join our Admiral Nurses, specialists in dementia care, for a talk and Q&A session on the dementia journey from gaining a diagnosis, through the various stages the dementia journey may take. We will also look at the most common types of dementia.
Mar 2021
Following on from our Living Well with Dementia and Wellbeing Support for Carers sessions, join our Admiral Nurses, specialists in dementia care, for a talk and Q and A session on how to communicate with a loved one who is living with dementia.
Feb 2021
Bill Tolley is the face of our latest Trust We Care campaign to promote the joys and benefits of care home living.