Nursing Care

It should consider nursing care when you notice any situations mentioned below:

• Worsening chronic health conditions, such as diabetes, heart disease, or dementia
• Difficulty performing activities of daily living (ADLs), such as bathing, dressing, or grooming
• Recent falls, injuries, hospitalisations or emergency room visits
• Significant weight loss or changes in appetite
• Increased confusion or forgetfulness
• Difficulty managing medications or complying with treatment plans
• Need for specialised medical equipment or care, such as oxygen therapy or wound care

At Angusfield House Care Home, our nursing team conducts a thorough assessment to determine the level of care needed for each resident. We understand that choosing a care home is a significant decision, and we encourage open communication with your loved ones. Involving the person who requires care in the decision-making process is vital to ensure their preferences and needs are considered.

The safety and well-being of our residents are of utmost importance at Angusfield House. To ensure their security, we maintain appropriate staffing levels and employ well-trained and qualified nursing staff. We strictly adhere to protocols for infection control and medication management, conducting regular safety audits and assessments. Additionally, we have implemented security measures to control access, creating a safe environment for our residents and providing them with peace of mind.

At Angusfield House, we require a 28-day notice period for residents receiving any of our long-term care types and are looking to move out. Our compassionate team are on hand around the clock to support you with your moving transition and answer any further questions you have.