William Booth Special Care Home

William Booth Special Care Home in Regina Beach is a specialized long-term care facility operated by The Salvation Army, located at 50 Angus Road. This faith-based nursing home provides comprehensive care services for seniors requiring 24-hour nursing support in a compassionate, homelike environment. Established as part of The Salvation Army's commitment to serving vulnerable populations, William Booth Special Care Home offers 68 private rooms across multiple care neighborhoods designed to meet varying levels of care needs, including specialized memory care for residents with dementia. The facility features thoughtfully designed common areas, including dining rooms, activity spaces, and outdoor gardens that create opportunities for social engagement while accommodating mobility needs. Residents benefit from personalized care plans developed by a multidisciplinary team including registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, continuing care aides, recreation therapists, and dietary staff. Daily programming includes structured recreational activities, spiritual care services, and regular social events that promote cognitive stimulation and emotional wellbeing. William Booth Special Care Home distinguishes itself through its holistic approach to senior care, integrating physical, emotional, and spiritual support within its care philosophy. The facility's location in Regina Beach offers residents the tranquility of a smaller community while maintaining proximity to Regina's medical services. Family involvement is encouraged through regular care conferences, family councils, and open visitation policies. Residents and families appreciate the facility's clean, well-maintained environment, compassionate staff interactions, and the dignity-focused approach to personal care. The home's faith-based foundation influences its culture of respect and service, though care is provided to individuals of all beliefs and backgrounds. For current availability, admission criteria, and to schedule a tour, prospective residents and families should contact William Booth Special Care Home directly.