Services We Offer
MISSION
CARE
PARK
HOMELY FEEL
RELATIONSHIP BUILDING
COOK'S SERVICES
Categories of Care at Parklands
General Residential Care – for people assessed as needing 24 hour care or for people who may choose 24 hour care as a lifestyle choice (including Respite Care)
Dementia Care – for people diagnosed with Dementia (including Respite Care)
We Care For Your Loved One
- Friendly
- Quality care services
- Residential environment
- Person-centered care
- Dedicated & committed staff
- Exercise
- Reminiscence
- Movement to Music
- Activity of the Day
Call us now to arrange a visit on 01388 762 925
or alternatively call in at your leisure to:
New Road, Crook, Co. Durham
DL15 8LN

Parklands Care Home provides first class quality care within a well-appointed, comfortable and stimulating environment.
The people who live at Parklands Care Home are at the heart of everything we do with individual care and support plans implemented using a range of information provided by the person themselves and their loved ones.
Carefully recruited and highly trained Staff are always on hand to ensure that everything asked of us is delivered with care, passion, empathy and dignity.
About Parklands
Parklands Care Home is a well-established purpose built Care Home located on New Road in Crook. Our main objective at Parklands Care Home, is to provide first class quality and person centred care within a homely and ambient environment.
The categories of Care provided at Parklands Care Home are General Residential and Residential Dementia with a Respite service available for both categories.
We’re keen on making your loved one’s time with us as pleasant as possible. we aspire
We aspire to be the best we can be, at all times
At Parklands Care Home we aspire to be the best we can be, at all times.
Please feel free to call in and see us at any time for a warm welcome.
There are no strangers at Parklands Care Home, only friends that we have not had the pleasure of meeting as yet.
- Friendly ambience
- Quality care services
- Residential environment
- Personal-centered care
- Dedicated & committed Staff
- Freedom in choices
Why Choose Us
Transparency
Our vision
Outings
Coffee
Arts
Fitness
Amenities and Environment
- Laundry and Dry Cleaning
- Medication
- Specialist Equipment
- GP Cover
- Person Centred Care Plans
- Key Workers
- Newspapers
- Televisions
- Call Bell System
Fees and Funding
BANDING FEES | |||
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Uplift from 09.04.18 | |||
BAND | 4-WEEKLY CHARGE | WEEKLY CHARGE | DAILY CHARGE |
OPR | £2279.00 | £569.75 | £81.39 |
EMI | £2363.08 | £590.77 | £84.39 |
PRIVATE RES | £2320.66 | £580.17 | £82.89 |
PRIVATE EMI | £2400.11 | £6000.03 | £85.72 |
PRIVATE RES | DAY CARE – NO BEDROOM ALLOCATION | £58.12 | |
PRIVATE EMI | DAY CARE – NO BEDROOM ALLOCATION | £60.50 |
When moving into, or helping a loved one into a Care Home, fully understanding what the State provides and being certain about costs and affordability is essential for all involved. Seeking Specialist advice is important; however, here we seek to answer some of the most commonly asked questions.
If you have been assessed as needing a Care Home place and your capital is below £23,250, you should be entitled to financial support from your local authority. If you have capital below £14,250 you will be entitled to maximum support, although you will still contribute your income less £23.90 per week retained for personal expenses. If you have capital between £14,250 and £23,250 you will also pay a capital tariff of £1 per week for each £250 or part thereof between these two figures.
Yes and it can even be in a different Local Authority area. The Care Home you choose must be suitable for your assessed needs, comply with any terms and conditions set by the authority and, not cost any more than they would usually pay for someone with your needs.
Only the partner requiring Care should be means tested. Property occupied by a partner is disregarded and only fifty percent of any private pension should be taken into account. The local authority will take into account 50% of any joint savings. Therefore, to accelerate financial help, it is better to have separate single accounts meeting care costs paid from the account of the person needing Care.