We actively encourage our residents to be independent and as self-determining as possible, to enhance their quality of life and ensure a sense of well being and self-fulfilment. The attractive garden and terrace provide a peaceful place in the sun, enjoyed by residents and visitors alike. The Grange Nursing Home has been run by the Northover family for over 27 years.
Situated in the village of Hedge End, The Grange Nursing Home is set in an 1.5 acres of gardens, providing a peaceful and stunning environment where the highest standards of care can be given to all residents. As soon as you enter the building, you will be aware of the homely environment which it provides and you will receive a warm and welcoming greeting from our Receptionist and Office staff.
Situated in the village of Hedge End, The Grange Nursing Home is set in an 1.5 acres of gardens, providing a peaceful and stunning environment where the highest standards of care can be given to all residents. As soon as you enter the building, you will be aware of the homely environment which it provides and you will receive a warm and welcoming greeting from our Receptionist and Office staff.
Services
We believe that helping our residents to stay active and make their own decisions about what they do and how they spend their time helps them remain happy and healthy longer. We believe in tailoring our care to fit the unique needs of each resident. We aim to make the most of our residents' strengths so each can be as fulfilled and independent as possible.
Activities are designed to accommodate residents' wishes and abilities, we have an extensive range on offer daily which is managed by our mental health nurse specialist and activities staff. We have a dedicated Activities Team that host our activities within the lounge areas, conservatory or garden.
In our therapy suite we can offer hand, foot, head and shoulder massage from Rose and Emma our qualified therapists. We have a weekly hairdressers who visit the home every Thursday. If you want to have your own hairdresser they are welcome to use the hairdressing sink in the bathroom on the ground floor.
Breakfast is served in the upstairs and downstairs dining areas. There is a choice of cereals, porridge, fresh fruit, yoghurt, toast or bread with honey, jam and marmalade. Cooked breakfasts are made to order. A variety of drinks including fruit juices, squash, tea and coffee are always available. Should you prefer breakfast can be served in your room.
We recognise the need to ensure that our staff are offered support and training to develope their clinical skills and to facilitate this all our staff, both trained first level nurses and Health Care assistants, are offered individual training packages. Trained staff are encouraged to undertake further training to support them in maintaining their registration with the NMC.
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Op Gg
Dec 23, 2021
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The excellent staff at the Grange took very good care of my gran whilst she was in their care at the end of her life.
You can tell as soon as you step inside it is a home that is ran very efficiently and cleanly. There was none of the usual negative things you would expect from a care/nursing home such as bad smells or rude/stressed staff and everyone is very friendly and willing to help or chat.
Would highly recommend.
You can tell as soon as you step inside it is a home that is ran very efficiently and cleanly. There was none of the usual negative things you would expect from a care/nursing home such as bad smells or rude/stressed staff and everyone is very friendly and willing to help or chat.
Would highly recommend.
Sarah Mackie
Apr 24, 2021
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Two & a half years ago my mum was given three hours to live. Weighing four and a half stone she was moved from a local hospice because she 'wasn't dying quick enough' and we were forced to do the one thing we'd always promised her we would never do - put her in a home!
My sister and I spent a week visiting nursing homes who could accommodate her specific medical needs and chose The Grange because it didn't smell bad and appeared friendly light and airy, after all she wasn't expected to be there very long.
Last week, I visited my mum for the first time in 15 months, she is nearly seven stone,
My sister and I spent a week visiting nursing homes who could accommodate her specific medical needs and chose The Grange because it didn't smell bad and appeared friendly light and airy, after all she wasn't expected to be there very long.
Last week, I visited my mum for the first time in 15 months, she is nearly seven stone,
