Galashiels Nursing Home
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Galashiels Nursing Home is a fine building situated near the heart of Galashiels in the Scottish Borders. The home is set in large grounds with easy access to the gardens for wheelchair users. The home has a warm and considerate family style atmosphere. Galashiels Nursing Home is fully registered by the Care Commission for the regulation of care, providing a care service for up to 37 older people requiring long term, short term and respite care.

The nursing home provides this quality, professional nursing care in homely, comfortable surroundings. Individuality and independence are both assisted and encouraged with privacy and dignity respected at all times. Residents in our care are encouraged to exercise their own choices and encouraged to prolong vitality with physical and mental activity.
Services
The home offers full nursing care and residential care to meet the changing personal needs throughout your stay. The home employs a fully qualified Manager, who is from an adult nursing background, who is responsible for the standards of care. There are also 7 registered nurses (excluding the matron) and specially selected care staff to provide 24 hour nursing care for individual needs.
Do you allow smoking? No. A no smoking rule applies to all our residents, visitors and staff. If a resident does smoke, arrangements will be made to take them to a smoking area outside. What entertainment is provided? We have a activities assistant who works 3 days per week and assesses all residents on their individual requirements.
To maintain a residents right to self-determination and freedom of choice, subject to the limitations of group living, the provision of choice, with assistance where necessary, to express wishes and preferences, including external help, i.e. To respond to the individual needs of each resident to enable him/her to maintain a particular identity in respect of beliefs, opinions and reasonable idiosyncrasies.
The broad aim of Galashiels Nursing Home is to make the most of the human potential in every resident within a caring, homely environment. Provide an environment that will not only maintain the quality of life but also recognise the dignity of the individual. To give the resident as much control over his/her activities and environment as is possible.
Reviews (2)
Fiona MacFarlane
Fiona MacFarlane
Apr 20, 2021
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My dad recently complained to a family member about pushed by a member of staff. Today he was given 4 weeks notice to move out. How do they expect a 79 year old man to care for himself when he can't?!
Valerie Graham Debris
Valerie Graham Debris
Oct 25, 2016
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My mother was in this care home for several years before she recently passed away. The staff were incredibly caring and empathetic, and always had a kind word when around my mum. Living in another country, it made things easier for me, as I knew she was being well taken care of, and was made as comfortable as possible especially during the last few months. I can't recommend this care home enough and thank all the staff so much for their kindness and high quality care.