Camden Care Centre Part of Award-Winning Provider
Ash Court is among Forest Healthcare's 13 centres recognised in the Lottie Awards 2026 for care quality and workplace culture.
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Ash Court Care Centre, located in Camden, is part of Forest Healthcare, a provider that has achieved recognition as one of the UK's Top 10 Medium Care Providers in the Lottie Awards 2026. The awards, organised by an independent care home search directory, aim to highlight leading providers in the sector.
Forest Healthcare, which operates 13 care centres including Ash Court, was judged on its workplace culture, operational efficiency, and the quality of care provided. Ash Court, the group's first centre opened in 1999, specialises in offering care for residents with complex needs, alongside respite, palliative, and post-operative support. The centre provides 24-hour care for individuals aged 55 and over, staffed by qualified nurses and care assistants.
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Holistic Approach to Care
The recognition highlights Forest Healthcare's emphasis on a person-centred approach, where every staff member contributes to the facility's atmosphere. This includes housekeeping, maintenance, catering, reception, and activities coordinators, in addition to clinical staff. The organisation stated that this collective effort ensures residents receive comprehensive care that extends beyond medical needs, focusing on their overall well-being, nourishment, and hydration.
Priscilla Jeebun, Care Centre Manager at Ash Court, expressed pride in being part of a Top 10 Lottie winner. She stated that the award reflects the compassion and kindness brought by every team member. Jeebun added that attention to residents' individual preferences, such as their favourite tea or football team, contributes significantly to their experience.
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Forest Healthcare operates with core values including resident choice and autonomy, going above and beyond expectations, mutual respect, empathy, and promoting safety and independence. The group employs over 1,000 staff across its centres, which are located in South-East England.
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