St Vincent's Care Home is a registered charity established in 1944 by the Anglican Sisters of Charity, offering nursing care to the elderly in a friendly and caring atmosphere. This unique, small, 25-bedded home was originally a malt house and is situated in the historic conservation area of Plympton St Maurice.

The garden is divided into three ornamental areas, with the summer house providing shade for our residents and families and a decked area is specially adapted for disabled and wheelchair use. Home-grown flowers are used to decorate the home. Nutritious home-cooked meals are provided with a variety of choice to suit all diets.

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Facilities Report

TV arial points are installed in each bedroom. A communal TV is available in both lounges along with a large OHP TV screen to aid those with visual impairment and for use during special events. Telephone points are available in all rooms and can be connected through BT for personal use, at your own cost.

Team Report

The team at St Vincents is led by the Registered Manager, Tracey Thomas, who is a Registered Nurse. Tracey has many qualifications including an NVQ 4 in Leadership and Management, a QCF level 5 in Leading and Managing a Dementia Service and a 6 Steps To Success qualification in End of Life care. Tracey is also the Champion for End of Life and Dementia care within the home.

Philosophy of Care Report

To provide a happy, loving and comfortable home to care and support the elderly of our community who are unable to care for themselves. To maintain a dignified lifestyle by maximising the quality of life and potential of our residents. To promote independene by supporting and maintaining residents physical and mental wellbeing.

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