For families
Close, even when you are far away
Daily notes, photos, video calls and a nurse you can call at any hour. Built for families in Lagos, Abuja, London and Houston alike.
The family account
What you see each day
- Breakfast in the dining hall, akara and pap. Good appetite.
- Chair yoga on the green, stayed for all of it.
- Lunch with Mrs Bello. Asked about the grandchildren.
- Choir. Sang the solo in the second hymn.
- Evening medicines given. Settled, watching the news.
Example daily notes
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Daily notes
Short notes from carers on meals, activities and mood, written with the resident's permission.
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Photos and video calls
Book a video call at a time that suits both time zones.
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Invoices and receipts
Pay fees through Receivly and share costs between siblings.
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Messages
Write to the nurses' station or family liaison and get a reply the same day.
Visiting
Come any day
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Visiting hours
10:00 to 19:00 every day, and any time for families of residents who are unwell.
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Bring the grandchildren
Saturday mornings are made for them: garden games and puff puff.
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Stay for a meal
Lunch for visitors with a day's notice, example price N6,500.
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Stay the night
Our guest suite sleeps two, bookable through the family account.
Family council
A voice in how the village runs
Every quarter, residents and families meet the management team to talk about food, activities, care and anything else. Minutes are shared in the family account, and we report back on every request.
Families abroad join on video. The council chose the new menu in 2025 and asked for evening visiting on Fridays, which we now offer.
We live in Manchester. The daily notes and the Sunday video call mean I know how Daddy really is, not just what he tells me.
Questions
From families
Who do I call at night?
The nurses' station, day and night, on +234 800 000 4201. Example number.
How are concerns handled?
Raise anything with family liaison. Formal concerns get a written reply within five working days.
Can I see care records?
With the resident's permission, yes, in the family account.
Come for lunch and see for yourself
Most families decide after one visit. Walk the gardens, meet the nurses, sit in a cottage and stay for lunch in the dining hall. It is free, and there is no pressure.