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Lichfield: A Historic City with Modern Care Services

Introduction

Lichfield is a Cathedral City in Staffordshire, England, renowned for its medieval heritage and excellent care services. With a population of approximately 34,000, the city offers a blend of historic charm and contemporary support for elderly and vulnerable residents.

Key Location Facts

  • Central England location:
    • 16 miles north of Birmingham
    • 24 miles east of Stafford
    • Situated near the Cross City railway line
  • Notable features:
    • Lichfield Cathedral (the only medieval English cathedral with three spires)
    • Birthplace of Samuel Johnson (lexicographer)
    • Extensive parklands and conservation areas

Care Services in Lichfield

The city provides comprehensive support through:

Residential Care Homes

  • 25+ registered care homes offering:
    • Elderly care (24/7 residential support)
    • Dementia care (specialist memory support)
    • Disability care (adapted facilities)

Home Care Services

  • Local agencies providing:
    • Daily living assistance
    • Medication management
    • Companionship services

Supported Living Options

  • 15+ schemes offering:
    • Independent living with support
    • Adapted accommodation
    • Community integration programs

Healthcare Infrastructure

  • Hospitals:
    • Samuel Johnson Community Hospital
    • Queen's Hospital Burton (12 miles away)
  • Specialist services:
    • Memory clinics
    • Rehabilitation centres
    • Palliative care teams

Cultural and Community Assets

  • Lichfield Cathedral (800+ years of history)
  • Erasmus Darwin House (museum of medicine and science)
  • Garrick Theatre (community arts venue)
  • Beacon Park (32-acre green space)

Demographics and Housing

  • Population:
    • 19% aged 65+ (higher than national average)
    • Growing retirement community
  • Housing:
    • Mix of historic and modern properties
    • Several purpose-built retirement developments

Why Choose Lichfield for Care?

  1. Quality care options: From residential care homes to home care services
  2. Historic yet accessible: Good transport links in a picturesque setting
  3. Strong community: Regular social activities for seniors
  4. Healthcare proximity: Multiple care providers and medical facilities
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