Supportive Care at Bluebell House, Poulton‑le‑Fylde
Comfort, Community and Care
Bluebell House, operated by Fylde Care Group Limited since Q4 2022, is a locally operated care home located within walking distance to nearby community services.
Combining Tradition and Functionality
Renovated in 2023, the home includes:
- En‑suite bedrooms
- Dual social lounges
- Dining facilities
- Outdoor terrace and garden space
- Elevator for floor access
- Updated bathing facilities from March 2024
The home is designed with mobility in mind—offering wheelchair-friendly spaces.
Round-the-Clock Assistance
Support at Bluebell House includes respite care and recovery services, based on individual needs. Services may involve:
- Support with hygiene routines
- Toileting and continence care
- Managing regular medications
- Overall wellbeing and everyday routines
Meals are cooked fresh on-site by a dedicated kitchen team, who adapt meals to dietary requirements.
Care Quality Commission Status
The home retains a ‘Good’ rating, carried over from its most recent inspection in 2019, across the key care criteria: management, care, safety, and responsiveness. Although the registration changed in 2022, Bluebell House continues under these assurances.
Licensed to support a maximum of twenty, Bluebell House does not offer clinical nursing or advanced specialist care.
Strong Links with the Community
With its location in Poulton-le-Fylde, the home offers residents ongoing local engagement. Events and interactions may include:
- Community-themed activities
- Regular visits from musicians or entertainers
- Simple communal activities
This setting reinforces a sense of belonging, especially for those already living in the Fylde area.
Independence with Backup When Needed
Each resident receives a tailored support structure shaped by their daily choices and clinical requirements. The team provides respectful assistance—ensuring dignity, privacy and comfort.
Personalising their space is encouraged; residents may arrange their rooms to their liking, supporting a smooth transition into home life.
Answers to Common Questions
- Where is the home situated?
Convenient for public transport and town facilities - What support does the home offer?
Residential care - How many people can live at Bluebell House?
Twenty residents at most - What shared spaces are available?
Two lounges, a TV lounge, dining area and garden terrace - What is the home’s current inspection rating?
'Good', across five key CQC categories - Can people stay short-term?
Temporary or permanent stays can be arranged - Are meals personalised?
Menus are adapted daily to personal requirements
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Next Steps
For those seeking comfortable living where support is always at hand, Bluebell House is well worth considering. To arrange a tour, you may contact the team directly.