Our Team
Natasha Baker
Manager
Natasha has worked at Nazareth Lodge for 12 years and has risen through the ranks from Care Assistant to Manager - a role she is excited to undertake.
Natasha is looking forward to putting her own stamp on the home and is actively involved in ensuring that it retains its Outstanding rating and practices.
Jane Bichard
Secretary
Jane has been ensuring the smooth running of Nazareth Lodge for the last 11 years. She is in charge of new admissions, liaising with other health professionals and families, staffing, and ordering and maintaining the home's equipment.
She is also responsible for all publicity and community activities - keeping Nazareth Lodge in the hearts and minds of all.
Suzie Fuller
Chef
Suzie is an expert in nutrition and is responsible for not only managing our menus to meet each residents' specific dietary needs but also for ensuring that all our produce is sourced locally wherever possible and comes from the best quality suppliers.
Her flair for producing a varied menu ensures that there is always something delicious for our residents to eat or drink and that all visitors are catered for too.
Sue Mackay
Care Administrator
Sue is our Care Administrator and is responsible for our residents care plans and for implementing our new administration system.
She has been instrumental in ensuring all our records, processes and procedures meet the Outstanding CQC requirements.
Lucky
Nazareth Lodge Puppy
Lucky's job is simple - to make our residents and staff smile every day. This is a role that he performs expertly!
At Nazareth Lodge, we believe that having animals around the home on a daily basis actually helps our residents feel more at home. Having pets can help reduce blood pressure and improve overall cardiovascular health. It can also release endorphins that produce a calming effect that can help reduce stress and pain and improve cognitive performance.
Mr Hult
Owner
Mr Hult is committed to continuous improvement in all aspects of the home, with a focus on minimising time spent on paperwork so that residents benefit from an increased level of hands-on care and focus.