About The Old
Rectory The
Old Rectory
The Old Rectory Care Home was opened in 1985 by the present
owner.
Originally built in Georgian times, the building has been
sympathetically converted and extended to provide excellent
accommodation for 35 residents, the majority of whom have
single rooms on the ground and first floors.
The building is set away from the road and is fronted by
a well-maintained garden. The provision of large picture windows
and a sun lounge enable residents to enjoy this pleasant outlook
in comfort, even in cooler weather.
Administration
The day-to-day administration of the Care Home is carried
out on the premises, which ensures the maximum degree of control
and efficiency in the running of the home.
The General Manager, Mr D Mitchell, is available during working
hours Monday to Friday and can be contacted via the office
telephone 01302 832032.
Staff
The Old Rectory is committed to the continuing education
of staff at all levels, encouraging the development of new
skills and adoption of modern practices. This is achieved
both in-house, via our newly completed training centre, and
by attendance of external courses and seminars appropriate
to professional geriatric care.
Training is provided to cover the most recent requirements
and techniques for such things as:
Lifting and Handling, COSHHE, Basic Food Hygiene, Fire Awareness,
Basic Health and Safety.
All staff from Nursing to Housekeeping are trained to minimum
NVQ Level II.
The Care Home regularly offers both young men and women work
experience under the Trident Scheme, some of whom have stayed
with the Old Rectory and joined our permanent staff.
Fees The fees for accommodation are as set by our local authority. Additional charges for nursing fees are paid for by the health authority. |