Lancaster care home says farewell to retiring nurse

After almost 25 years of continuous service at Laurel Bank in Lancaster, much-loved nurse Renia Kiziuk has decided to retire.
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Staff and residents at the home sent Renia off in style with champagne and presents to thank her for many years of dedication, by holding a Polish themed party with plenty of Polish food and music.

Lancaster mayor Coun Mike Greenall also visited and raised a special toast to Renia.

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During her time at Laurel Bank, Renia has always worked hard in looking after all the residents, and she is very highly spoken of and always had a smile on her face.

Renia Kiziuk with Coun Mike Greenall.Renia Kiziuk with Coun Mike Greenall.
Renia Kiziuk with Coun Mike Greenall.

Renia said: “Laurel Bank is like a family to me and though I’m looking forward to retirement, I’m really going to miss everyone here so much!”

Lyndsay Scott, general manager at Laurel Bank, said: “Renia is one of those people who was born to care for others – she has such a huge heart and was greatly loved by the individuals living at Laurel Bank Care Home. She was an inspiration to her colleagues and we will all miss her. We wish her all the best!”

Laurel Bank care home is run by Barchester Healthcare, one of the UK’s largest care providers, which is committed to delivering personalised care across its care homes and hospitals. Laurel Bank provides residential care and nursing care for residents from respite care to long term stays.

A leading care provider over the last 25 years, Barchester Healthcare support 11,000 residents across 200 homes for short breaks to long term stays.

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