Residential Care For The Elderly, Call 01132 874 505
Weekly GP round, or you can keep your own if you’d like
Fully furnished rooms with television point, or you can bring your own furniture if you prefer
Near public transport
Lift
Wheelchair access
Gardens for residents
Private television point
En-suite rooms available
St Armands Court is a lively and spacious environment that caters for the long and short-term needs of people aged over 65.
Rated Good by the Care Quality Commission.
Located at 25 Church Lane, Garforth, it offers 40 rooms (en suite WC in 16 rooms).
Call 01132 874 505 today to check for availability.
Emma joined the care sector back in 2016 following personal circumstances that gave her a particular passion to deliver the same outstanding care standards that she had recently witnessed herself.
Starting as a Care Assistant in July 2016, Emma has worked her way through various roles and qualifications within both residential and nursing settings – resulting in her accepting her first Home Manager’s role within St Armands Court back in June 2022.
Emma enjoys all aspects of her role as Home Manager, and has a particular passion for End of Life Care. Her driving force on a day-to-day basis is seeing her service users happy, and providing reassurance to families that their loved ones are cared for to the highest standard.
Our dedicated and caring team provide peace of mind when it comes to looking after your loved ones
Residential care for elderly family members
Specialist care for people with dementia
Lively homes for your relative to enjoy with a diverse activity provision developed with residents
Safe, secure, 24/7 help from experienced care professionals
Privacy, dignity, and quality of life for loved ones
We’re active in the community having hosted local and national charity events for The Sick Children’s Trust, Age UK, Macmillan, Alzheimer's Society, Breast Cancer and Cancer Research
We firmly believe that the foundation of a caring environment comes from its people.
Our care homes are run according to our four values of care, which are displayed around both our homes in Garforth.
These values extend to both staff and residents, as a caring environment is one where people are in harmony with each other. The four values of care are:
Always seek to understand and respond to the wishes and needs of our residents.
Strive to create a team working environment where everyone can continuously learn and grow.
Be proud of our professional appearance, language, and behaviour.
Understand that if anyone makes a mistake, it will be treated in an open and transparent way as a learning experience for everyone.
“My aunt became a resident of St Armands Court in December last year. She was welcomed by all the staff and easily settled into her new home. Her care and attention have been excellent. The management and staff treat her with respect and affection, and they patiently care for her needs. She appreciates their hard work. The family are happy where she is and have peace of mind she is well cared for. The management and staff are truly a dedicated team and nothing is too much trouble for them.”
– Ann C, niece of resident (August 2019)
We have a diverse activity timetable to suit all, developed with residents, from dancing, singing, arts and crafts, visiting animals, spiritual and religious meetings, local school visits, exercise classes and trips out in to the local community
Harvey Zemmel, owner of Garforth Residential, has 30 years’ experience as an advisor, operator and financier in care of the elderly.
Over the past three decades in healthcare, he has helped to raise the standard and quality of service in elderly care facilities across the UK. It remains his goal to this day.
He has personally been involved in projects involving scores of care homes, with many hundreds of beds and hundreds of staff.
Between 1997 and 2007, he also built a residential care home group from scratch to operating nine homes with hundreds of residents and staff.
He believes that nowhere is this ethic more important than in the care of our elderly family members—but it is where some larger organizations struggle.
In both of the homes that came under his management in Garforth in 2018, Harvey has built teams that reflect his own values of care, where the needs of residents are foremost.
He considers this as the only way to provide the individual in care with quality of life and the family with peace of mind.
The fees range from £968–£1052 per week depending on the size of room and amenities offered.
The fees range from £1005–£1052 per week depending on the size of room and amenities offered.
The responsibility for payment of the weekly fee is either with the local authority or the resident or their family.
Because everything we do starts with the four values of care:
Always seek to understand and respond to the wishes and needs of our residents.
Strive to create a team working environment where everyone can continuously learn and grow.
Be proud of our professional appearance, language, and behaviour.4. Understand that if anyone makes a mistake, it will be treated in an open and transparent way as a learning experience for everyone.
We believe these values provide a unique and positive relationship between our residents and our carers.