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What do you think they would make of it? i don t think they would last 24 hours, to be honest. looking back at the care that my dad received, it is quite upsetting. my dad ended up in a room i d say 10ft by 8ft with a tatty old bed, wardrobe, set of drawers with all stuff in from the previous resident. it s heartbreaking, really, because they should be living their best life. ....
One of the parts of the four seasons story is that they have been struggling now for a while, repaying their debts. 2017, the four seasons group had about £29,000 of debt per care home bed that they operated. and the interest charged per bed per week was £1118. so, at that time, about 20% of the average weekly fee was going on interest payments. if you take that interest payment off, it is a big chunk of money. what do you think about that? i know my dad was funded, but they are taking money out of his pot to pay off their interest. eventually, the four seasons group was unable to pay the interest on some of its debt. in 2019, two key companies in the group were placed in financial administration. part of the debt is unlikely to be paid back, but the group still ....
It helps residents maintain their independence and individuality. four days in, five days in, the cracks start to appear. his bed was never made. the toilet area was shocking. my dad s walking in that urine. i said, my dad shouldn t be walking in that. the local authority paid about £620 a week for mick s care. when the pandemic hit, restrictions on visiting meant tess saw little of her dad. but she checked on him regularly by phone. we decided to call after 5:00 to see how my dad was. and she said he s fine, he s pottering around. he s been a little bit sick. i said, he s not end of life, is he? no, no, nothing like that. you ve got nothing to worry about. we ll contact you and have you in. i said, because i don t want my dad to pass on his own. ....
Independence and individuality. four days in, five days in, the cracks start to appear. his bed was never made. the toilet area was shocking. my dad s walking in that urine. i said my dad should not be walking in that. the local authority paid about £620 a week for mick s care. when the pandemic hit, restrictions on visiting meant tess saw little of her dad. but she checked on him regularly by phone. we decided to call after five o clock to see how my dad was. and she said he s fine, he s pottering around. he s been a little bit sick. i said, he s not end of life, is he? no, no, nothing like that. you ve got nothing to worry about. we ll contact you and have you in. ....
The four seasons story is that they have been struggling now for a while repaying their debts. 2017, the four seasons group had about £29,000 of debt per care home bed that they operated. and the interest charge per bed per week was £1118. so, at that time about 20% of the average weekly fee was going on interest payments. if you take that interest payment off, it is a big chunk of money. what do you think about that? i know my dad was funded, but they are taking money out of his pot to pay off their interest. eventually the four seasons group was unable to pay the interest on some of its debt. in 2019, two key companies in the group were placed in financial administration. part of the debt is unlikely to be paid back, but the group still effectively ....