A Modern Home
Gold Award
Bryn Edwin Residential Care Home is proud to have received the gold Award from Flintshire County Council’s “Progress for Providers” program, recognising our commitment to high-quality, person-centred care and continuous service improvement.
NaDCAS – Dementia Care Accreditation
Our participation in the National Dementia Care Accreditation Scheme (NaDCAS) reflects our commitment to providing high-quality, person-centred dementia care, independently assessed against recognised standards and focused on continuous improvement.
Ayla – Cognitive Stimulation Therapy
We use Ayla to deliver NICE-recommended Cognitive Stimulation Therapy (CST), providing engaging group activities that support memory, communication, social interaction and wellbeing for residents living with dementia.
ResHub
ResHub to communicate news and information to families and next of kin.
Food – Apetito
We partner with Apetito to provide our residents with delicious, nutritious and tailored meals that meet diverse dietary needs, ensuring enjoyable and health-promoting mealtimes.
Facial Recognition
Facial Recognition system for staff and visitors to gain access to the premises.
SCW
SCW All staff are registered and aim to continue their professional development.
Turning mattresses
We utilise advanced turning mattresses to enhance the comfort and care of our residents. These innovative mattresses are designed to assist with repositioning, reducing the risk of pressure sores and improving circulation for individuals with limited mobility. This technology reflects our commitment to delivering person-centred care with dignity and innovation.
Falls – Verso Vision
We use Verso for falls management, proactively tracking incidents, analysing trends and providing real-time alerts to reduce fall risks and ensure a safer environment for our residents.
Medication- Camascope
We use Camascope for medication management to ensure accuracy, efficiency and safety, allowing staff to verify medications, access resident information and receive alerts to reduce errors and enhance care.
Annual Care show
Our senior carers and department heads attend the annual Care Show in Birmingham to stay updated on industry innovations, new technologies and best practices.
Care – Person Centred Software
We use Person Centred Software to streamline care processes, improve communication and enhance resident safety, enabling us to deliver personalised, person-centred care that promotes well-being and quality of life.
HR – Workforce
Workforce helps us streamline scheduling, attendance and communication, optimising staffing and supporting a positive work environment that values staff well-being and work-life balance.
SnapFix
SnapFix App to resolve any maintenance issues and queries.
Training – My Learning Cloud
We use My Learning Cloud to provide staff with flexible, accessible training in key areas such as elder care and dementia care, supporting continuous learning and professional development.
OOMPH!
Wellbeing and activities platform empowers residents and staff
Highlights from our NaDCAS report 2026
At Bryn Edwin Hall, our recent independent dementia care assessment highlights the steps we are taking to create a modern, forward-thinking care environment that supports both independence and wellbeing.
Person-Centred Care
- Care is delivered through clear, detailed and individualised care planning, ensuring each resident’s needs, preferences and life history are fully understood
- Staff demonstrate strong knowledge and confidence in dementia care, emotional support and communication
Resident Engagement & Meaningful Activities
- A wide range of daily activities and engagement opportunities are available
- Activities are tailored to individual interests and abilities, supporting both group participation and one-to-one interaction
- Residents are encouraged and supported to remain active, involved and socially connected
Dementia-Friendly Environment
- The home provides a welcoming, homely and supportive environment
- Lighting and surroundings are designed to promote comfort, visibility and independence
- Ongoing enhancements ensure the environment continues to meet the needs of people living with dementia
Strong Team Approach
- Staff work collaboratively across the home, creating a consistent and supportive approach to care
- There is a clear understanding of each resident’s wellbeing, promoting safe, responsive and compassionate care
Commitment to Quality
- The home demonstrates a clear commitment to continuous development and high standards of care
- Regular reviews and structured planning ensure care remains modern, responsive and person-centred
Highlights from our Ayla Report 2026
At Bryn Edwin Hall, we are proud to be using Ayla to deliver Cognitive Stimulation Therapy (CST), a NICE-recommended approach to supporting people living with dementia. Our September 2026 Ayla report highlights the positive impact of structured, meaningful activities on residents’ engagement, mood, communication and cognitive wellbeing.
Resident Engagement & Enjoyment
- 50 completed sessions recorded between October 2025 and September 2026.
- Residents rated their sessions an impressive 4.86 out of 5 for their overall experience.
- Sessions encouraged meaningful conversations, reminiscence, shared experiences and social interaction.
Supporting Memory & Cognition
- In our first CST group, 57% of residents’ cognition scores improved, while the remaining 43% stayed stable.
- The greatest improvements were recorded in recognising familiar objects and remembering intended tasks.
- Residents also reported positive changes in mood and memory.
Emotional Wellbeing & Social Connection
- Average resident mood during sessions was rated 3.6 out of 4.
- Residents and families described improvements in happiness, confidence and social interaction.
- Activities created opportunities for residents to connect with others, share memories and enjoy a sense of achievement
Skilled & Supported Staff
- Our Activities Team successfully delivered two CST groups during the year.
- Staff rated their experience of delivering sessions 4.92 out of 5.
- Ayla provides a structured framework that helps staff deliver consistent, engaging and personalised sessions.
Our Commitment to Innovative Dementia Care
- We continue to embrace evidence-based approaches that support residents’ independence, abilities and quality of life.
- Ayla enables us to monitor engagement and outcomes, helping us continually improve our dementia care.
- Building on the success of our first year, we aim to continue developing and expanding our CST programme.
EMI, Residential and Respite Care fees start from £1050 weekly, depending on care required during your stay. Further information about what’s including during your stay can be found on here Our Care.