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Introduction box with text, “Caring For Our Residents – Our highest priority at Pembroke House is the care of our residents. To look after them we have a very well qualified, conscientious and friendly staff, who maintain excellent standards which are consistently noted at regular inspections of the home. A female senior career monitors the blood pressure of a female resident
A female member of staff assists a male resident in a wheelchair access the home’s minibus using the tail lift
 
A female member of the domestic staff assists in one of the dining rooms at a meal time
 
The homes Nursing Manager discusses a case with a female senior member of the nursing staff
 
A male resident, seated in a wheelchair in the garden, has a chat with a serving male petty officer

Our Residents

At Pembroke House we currently care for about 30 residents needing personal care and another 20 requiring full nursing care. Usually the residents are over the age of 65 and the balance of men and women tends to be slightly in favour of the men.

A Capable and Caring Staff

The very experienced Clinical Nurse Manager is supported by two Deputy Clinical Nurse Managers and the Administration Manager. They lead a staff of about 60 and together they make a strong and dedicated team. Training is given a high priority; as well as ensuring that staff are fully qualified for their roles, it is important for individual development and job satisfaction. Our policies are successful in maintaining a capable and caring staff with a low turnover, thus minimising disruption to residents.

Healthcare

There is always at least one fully qualified nurse on duty assisted by several healthcare attendants. We retain the services of a local GP who visits the home every week, although residents may, of course, select their own doctor. We have excellent links with the local hospital and any medical needs are met swiftly.

Wholesome Food and a Shipshape Home

Food is a vital ingredient in our residents’ health and well being. Our Cooks prepare wholesome, home cooked meals providing a balanced diet and catering for special needs as necessary. The Housekeeper and her team take great pride in keeping the home shipshape and there is a very efficient in-house laundry to meet the requirements of the residents and the home.

Promoting Independence

We take care to respect the privacy and dignity of our residents and encourage them to exercise their independence where possible. Visits by family and friends are always very welcome and make an important contribution to the well being of our residents.

Thank you Pembroke House

'I am writing on behalf of all the family to thank everybody at Pembroke House for the kindness and loving care that Mum received, particularly in the last few months when she needed constant attention.

She could not have been in a better or safer environment to live out her last few years and it was such a relief to all of us that she was able to join you in Pembroke House. ...

I would also like to thank you all, especially the nursing staff for the kindness that was extended to me on my constant visits during the last month ...

Best wishes to you all'.

The family of a late resident


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