FAQ

A: Yes, family involvement in care planning is highly encouraged. It ensures that the care provided aligns with the preferences and needs of your loved one. You can discuss your mum's care plan with the care team and provide valuable input to tailor the care to her specific needs.

A: To apply for funding for care, you can contact your local authority or social services department. They will assess your needs and financial situation to determine if you qualify for funding. You may also explore private funding options or insurance policies that cover long-term care.

A: Yes, personalising your dad's bedroom can make it feel more like home and provide comfort. You can bring personal items such as photos, bedding, and decorations that reflect his personality and preferences. It's important to check with the care home for any specific guidelines or restrictions regarding personalisation.

A: Respite care is a short-term, temporary relief for primary caregivers, allowing them to take a much-needed break while ensuring that their loved ones continue to receive quality care. At GHC Nursing Home, we understand the importance of giving caregivers time to rest and recharge. Our respite care services are designed to offer a supportive environment where your loved ones are cared for like family. Whether you need respite care for a few days or a few weeks, GHC Nursing Home is here to support you and your loved ones during your time away.

A: Person-centred care is an approach that respects and values the uniqueness of the individual, and seeks to maintain their dignity and independence. It involves tailoring care to the individual's needs, preferences, and values.

A: Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) for health and welfare allows you to appoint someone to make decisions about your health and personal welfare if you lose the capacity to make those decisions yourself. An LPA for property and financial affairs allows you to appoint someone to manage your financial matters. Both types of LPA ensure that your wishes are respected and that decisions are made in your best interest.

At GHC Nursing Home, we strive to provide a nurturing and supportive environment for your loved ones, just like family. Due to our high standards of care and dedicated team, there is often a waiting list for admission. We encourage prospective residents and their families to contact us as early as possible to discuss their needs and begin the application process.

At GHC Nursing Home, we believe that visiting loved ones is crucial for their emotional well-being and recovery. Our visiting hours are designed to offer flexibility and convenience for families while ensuring a restful environment for our residents. Visitors are welcome every day from 10:00 AM to 4 PM. We encourage family and friends to visit during these hours to support their loved ones and share special moments together. For any special arrangements outside these hours, please do talk to us, and we will do our best to accommodate your needs. Remember, at GHC Nursing Home, we care for your loved ones like family, and your visits mean the world to us and them!

A: At GHC Nursing Home, we understand the importance of social engagement and mental well-being for our residents. We offer a variety of social activities tailored to cater to different interests and abilities. These activities include weekly music therapy sessions, arts and crafts workshops, indoors and outdoors, which allow residents to explore their creativity and connect with nature. Additionally, we organize regular social events such as themed parties, quiz afternoons, and movie screenings to foster a sense of community. For those who enjoy quieter pursuits, we have book clubs and puzzle groups. Our dedicated activities coordinator works closely with each resident to ensure they have the opportunity to participate in activities that bring them joy and a sense of belonging. At GHC Nursing Home, we strive to create a vibrant and supportive environment where your mum can thrive both socially and emotionally.