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Location

95 Primrose Avenue. East London

Email Address

info@primrosescare.co.uk

07846465264

Referral Hotline

Primrose Home Exterior
Primrose Living Room
Primrose Garden
Primrose Garden
Primrose Garden

ABOUT CHRISTIE HOME

Opened in 2025, Christie Home is a luxurious four-bedroom residence located a short walk from Goodmayes Hospital. It offers high-quality accommodation for individuals recovering from mental health challenges and those diagnosed with learning disabilities and autism.

Christie Home caters to service users with complex needs and challenging behaviours. Its facilities are thoughtfully tailored to meet the unique needs of each individual, creating a safe and supportive environment.

The home is built on the values of truth, love, and compassion. Each bedroom is designed to feel like a personal retreat, with thoughtful touches and modern amenities that promote comfort and dignity.

We strive to ensure that all meals served are nutritious, varied, and delicious. Our emphasis on person-centred care supports recovery and prepares individuals to live independently in the community.

A dedicated life skills kitchen allows service users to engage in domestic tasks such as cooking, washing, and making drinks or snacks—empowering them to build confidence and independence.

Christie Home also features a mature, breathtaking garden—a tranquil space for relaxation and reflection.

Our care team is handpicked by the Manager and comprises highly experienced, compassionate professionals. Whether providing light daily support or complex care, the team delivers a seamless and adaptable pathway with kindness and respect.

Contact & Location

Address: 67 Christie Gardens, Chadwell Heath, Essex, RM6 4SA
Tel: 020 3893 2260
Email: info@primrosescare.co.uk

TESTIMONIALS

Who Choose Us?

BH

BH expressed that he feel safe, comfortable, and well supported in the care home. He reported that all personal needs are being met to a good standard and praised the staff for their respectful and caring approach. BH also felt involved in taking him to his preffered places mainly parks and shops,which gives him a sense of independence and inclusion. He mentioned that he is allowed to go out as per his choice without restrictions and to keep all his belongings along with him.Overall, BH is satisfied with the care and support he receive.

JB

JB shared that he feels comfortable and safe within the care home environment. He expressed that all his needs are being met and he is content with the support he receives from staff. He reported no concerns regarding his wellbeing and stated that he is satisfied with the care provided, which makes him feel secure and at ease in his daily life. He also highlighted that staff ensure he receives his favourite food items, which makes him feel valued and cared for. In addition, he expressed appreciation for how birthdays and special occasions are celebrated, including Christmas, Easter, and other religious activities, as these events help him feel included and give him a sense of belonging within the care home community. JB further shared that staff are very supportive and assist him with his personal care needs, including showers, pad changes, and maintaining the cleanliness of his room. He also acknowledged the encouragement he receives from staff to take part in activities such as games and gentle exercises, which contribute positively to his overall wellbeing. Overall, JB expressed satisfaction with the support and care provided, describing the staff as caring, respectful, and attentive to his needs.

DR

DR expressed that he is happy living in the care home and feels well supported by staff in all aspects of his daily life. He shared that the staff are very supportive and encouraging, particularly in helping him to do things independently, which makes him feel more confident. He mentioned that he receives support with shopping and enjoys being allowed to prepare his own meals, which gives him a sense of independence and choice. He further highlighted that special occasions such as Christmas are celebrated well within the home, which he enjoys taking part in. He also appreciated the way staff maintain and look after his room, ensuring a comfortable and clean environment for him. DR stated that he values the freedom he has to go wherever he wants at any time, as this allows him to maintain control over his own lifestyle and routines. Additionally, he praised the staff for their continuous support in practical matters, such as assisting with documents, escorting him to hospital appointments, and ensuring he receives his monthly injections. He also acknowledged the support from management, who provide financial assistance when needed, such as during times of shortage. Overall, DR expressed his satisfaction with the care, independence, and encouragement he receives, and feels secure knowing that staff are always available to support his needs.

For Urgent Referral or Emergency Admission, Please call 02031722860 or 07846465264

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The aim of Primroses Care is to offer all service users with complex and enduring mental health problems, learning disability and autism the opportunity to enhance their quality of life in a homely and comfortable environment which is safe and secure.

NAVIGATION

CQC INFORMATION

Primroses Home

Chadwell Home

Our Objectives

The primary objectives of Primroses Care is to support adults aged 18 and over with complex and enduring mental health, learning disability and autism requiring rehabilitation, mental health monitoring, risk assessment and management, medication compliance and monitoring and symptoms improvement whilst living in the wider community and to maximise each service user potential for personal growth and fulfillment.

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