Dr. Chris Booth first had the idea to build a centre for the elderly in Minchinhampton in the early 80's. Today we boast a 44 bed Nursing Home, a vibrant Day Centre and Home Care provision. We deliver outstanding care for both the physically infirm and those living with dementia and severe memory problems as well as offering Palliative Care, Respite and Short Breaks.
Through our Day Centre and Home Care facility we offer a number of services for those still living at home, including a unique meals on Wheels service in Minchinhampton. All of our care is administered by highly trained staff with an ongoing commitment to training and personal development, an important aspect of Horsfall House.
Through our Day Centre and Home Care facility we offer a number of services for those still living at home, including a unique meals on Wheels service in Minchinhampton. All of our care is administered by highly trained staff with an ongoing commitment to training and personal development, an important aspect of Horsfall House.
Services
Our purpose built Nursing Home has 44 beds, split evenly between General Nursing for the frail and elderly and Specialist Nursing for those with Dementia and other memory disorders.
Admitting a loved one into a nursing home is arguably one of the hardest decisions you will have to make, our friendly staff are knowledgeable and highly trained allowing us to offer you, and your loved one, the support and reassurance needed for a smooth transition to their new home or a happy and contented stay with us.
Admitting a loved one into a nursing home is arguably one of the hardest decisions you will have to make, our friendly staff are knowledgeable and highly trained allowing us to offer you, and your loved one, the support and reassurance needed for a smooth transition to their new home or a happy and contented stay with us.
Emma has worked in the Day Centre at Horsfall House since 2003 after the birth of her daughter. She first started as a Care Assistant to provide physical and stimulating activities and support individuals with their personal care needs.
Emma has gained Qualifications within Horsfall House in Health and Social Care level 2 and 3, ILM Team Leader level 2, VRQ level 2 in Health and Safety and Infection Control and she is also the infection control link for her unit.Emma has an exceptional team of Carers, Drivers and volunteers that are supportive, hardworking and committed to ensuring individuals are cared for in a friendly and safe environment.
Emma has gained Qualifications within Horsfall House in Health and Social Care level 2 and 3, ILM Team Leader level 2, VRQ level 2 in Health and Safety and Infection Control and she is also the infection control link for her unit.Emma has an exceptional team of Carers, Drivers and volunteers that are supportive, hardworking and committed to ensuring individuals are cared for in a friendly and safe environment.
The route has been specifically selected for its variety and interest, giving walkers the opportunity to go through areas of Gatcombe Wood and the sensitively restored grounds of Avening Court (closing at 15.30), both of which are not normally open to the public. This is with the kind permission of the owners.
Diane has been Home Care Manager at Horsfall House since 2006 and believes passionately that all service users should have their care tailored to their own individual needs and requirements and that everyone visited has the opportunity to remain in their own homes for as long as they want.
Diane is a Law graduate, an Institute of Healthcare Management accredited Manager at an executive level and holds the Registered Managers Award and Dementia Leader qualification.She has a keen interest in the wider world of care and is a "Proud To Care" Mentor and Coach, helping support new and aspiring managers.
Diane is a Law graduate, an Institute of Healthcare Management accredited Manager at an executive level and holds the Registered Managers Award and Dementia Leader qualification.She has a keen interest in the wider world of care and is a "Proud To Care" Mentor and Coach, helping support new and aspiring managers.
Gillian trained as a registered nurse at The Royal Berkshire Hospital in Reading and qualified in 1976. She moved to Gloucestershire in 1986 and worked at a small nursing home in Nailsworth. In 1997 Gillian started working at Horsfall House as a staff nurse on the General nursing unit, becoming Deputy Manager in 1999 and Manager in 2000, a role she has enjoyed ever since.
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Katrina Graham
Dec 08, 2020
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