Family-owned care provider Agincare has announced the acquisition of Beaufort House Care Home and Beaufort Court Retirement Apartments in Burnham-on-Sea.
They have purchased the pair from farming charity The Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution (RABI).
Agincare has completed the purchase for an undisclosed sum following a transition period to enable a smooth change-over for residents, apartment tenants and the existing care team.
Now known as Beaufort Park Care Home and Retirement Village, it joins Agincare’s growing portfolio of high quality care and nursing homes nationwide.
The team is keen to build relationships within the local community as part of the next chapter of Beaufort’s proud history as a school and then care home, and is set to host an open day on 16 November.
Agincare Chief Executive Raina Summerson said: “We are delighted to welcome Beaufort, its residents, apartment tenants and care team, into the Agincare family of care and nursing homes.
“Beaufort Park is in safe hands. Agincare is a family-run, independent care provider with values to match and over 35 years’ experience of delivering high quality residential care and support in the heart of the communities that we serve.
“We have exciting plans for Beaufort, and look forward to building a close relationship with the local community to support families in and around Burnham-on-Sea.”
For more information or to book a place at the Beaufort open day on 16 November call 01278 786 320.
Beaufort Park is a care village set in two acres of stunning ground with 33 en-suite rooms and 12 self-contained independent living apartments, and is rated ‘Good’ by the Care Quality Commission at last inspection.
Agincare was started over 35 years ago from a single care home in Dorset by founder and Chairman Derek Luckhurst, and remains family owned to this day.
Agincare remains family-owned independent and without private equity investors, and is committed to a sustainable future delivering a wide range of high quality, personalised care for people as their needs change.
For more information visit www.agincare.com/beaufort
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