King Charles III thanks Uvedale Hall

Residents and staff at Uvedale Hall in Needham Market were thrilled to receive a special message from King Charles III this week.

Home Manager Suzanne York said, ” When Queen Elizabeth passed away earlier this year the residents wanted to send their thoughts and messages to her son and we made hearts which everyone wrote personal messages on and sent them to Buckingham Palace.

“We certainly hadn’t expected to hear anything and so everyone was thrilled to received the card from King Charles in the post this week.”

Uvedale Hall in Suffolk is part of the Healthcare Homes family of 48 care homes and 11 home care branches. The company has recently been named in the Top 20 care home groups for the seventh year in a row by independent review website carehome.co.uk   Uvedale Hall has a 9.8 out of 10 score on carehome.co.uk and is rated Good by the Care Quality Commission.

To find out more about life at Uvedale Hall you can call our friendly team on 01206 646646 or see our website www.healthcarehomes.co.uk

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