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Greathed Manor Nursing Home Service User Guide

Featuring Statement of Purpose

Greathed Manor Care Home in Dormansland, Lingfield, Surrey

Service User Guide Contents

Welcome from the Manager

As the Manager of Greathed House I would like to take this opportunity of welcoming you to your new home. My staff and I would like you and your guests to feel that this is your home and part of a larger family, so we have produced this Statement of Purpose to help you to familiarise yourself with the facilities, staff and the events at Greathed Manor Nursing Home

Please take time to read through and if you would like further information, please contact any member of my team who will be pleased to assist you.

Trupti, Home Manager

Welcome to Greathed Manor Nursing Home

The following is designed to provide information relating to the home. 

Copies of Service User Guide are also available in large print, audio and in residents’ bedrooms

Greathed ’s Service is classified as “Care Home with Nursing” by CQC

Greathed Manor Nursing Home is registered with the Care Quality Commission to offer its services to 40 People, 

Greathed Manor Nursing Home has registration to offer the following regulated activities: 

  • Accommodation for persons requiring Nursing and Personal Care.
  • Treatment of Disease, Disorder or Injury

Greathed Manor Nursing Home offers the above care to older Adults providing their pre-assessment shows that they would thrive in our environment and that we could safely meet their holistic needs.

Greathed Manor Nursing Home has the ability to care for people (service user bands)

  • who have a sensory disability, 
  • a physical Disability, 
  • for people who have a Dementia, depending on their needs and, 
  • People who need general Nursing
  • Adults Aged 65+
  • Adults with Learning Disabilities

Greathed Manor currently has a manager in place called Trupti. Trupti has a long and strong background in care of older people. Trupti is supported by a strong clinical team that consists of nurses, senior carers and care assistants.

Trupti is currently undergoing her registration with CQC to become the registered manager.

Pressbeau Ltd is the owner of Greathed Manor Nursing Home. They are part of the Pressbeau Group who are a family run business that has been in the care Industry for more than 30 years. The owners Mr and Mrs Saraogi are very hands on in the business and frequently visit their homes and make a point of getting to know their residents and families where possible.

Mr Robert Andrew is the Nominated Person for the Home, his role is to visit the home frequently to ensure that the home remains compliant with CQC regulation but more importantly that the home work to the company’s aims and Objectives and their Mission Statement and that residents receive the best care possible. Rob can be contacted at any time by any relative or family member, his number is 07816897048

Introduction to the Care Team

The following are the key persons at Greathed Manor Nursing Home to ensure that YOUR stay with us is comfortable. Please contact any of them for any assistance that you require.

The Home is managed by Trupti, who would be more than happy to discuss any questions or concerns you may have. 

They are supported by numerous people from Head Office and the following within Greathed  House itself, as follows

The Activity Organisers will provide opportunities for activities and outings planned through a structured programme following discussion with residents and families.

The Head Chef and Staff ensure that all catering needs are met as well as keeping the kitchen to regulation standards.

The Maintenance Manager will carry out general repairs and maintenance of the building, grounds, facilities and equipment. He will also offer assistance in personalising your room, e.g. hanging pictures on the wall.

The Administrator for the home is responsible for some of the administration in the home and looking after your financial matters. If you have any financial queries please discuss them with her.

Although each member of staff has a role within the home the emphasis is very much on teamwork.

There are Registered Nurses and Care Assistants who organise the day-to-day care for Nursing Residents as well as supervising junior staff. They also take charge of the home in the absence of the Manager.

Care Assistants deliver care to our residents under the guidance and instruction of senior staff. Where practical, taking account of your preference in respect of gender, religion, racial origin and cultural and linguistic backgrounds. 

Although each member of staff has a role within the home the emphasis is very much on teamwork.  You are allocated a Key Worker and their name will be put up in your room.

Domestic Staff are responsible to the Home Managers for ensuring that all areas of the home are clean and tidy and laundry taken care of.

Admission Criteria

Our Home Managers will assess all residents prior to admission. Once this assessment has taken place and all parties agree that the home can meet your needs, an admission will be arranged subject to appropriate funds being in place. An initial care plan will also be agreed prior to admission and this will be reviewed within 2 days. We recommend all potential residents and representatives visit the home. Residents are offered the opportunity to move in on a trial basis in order to assess the facilities and suitability before them or their representative make a decision to stay.

Nursing 

Greathed Manor Nursing Home offers Nursing Care.  We provide and deliver the highest quality of care to our Residents. A Qualified Registered Nurse with support of the Care Assistants will organise the day-to-day care for residents.  We pride ourselves in promoting Independence, Quality, Respect, Dignity and a Safe Environment

Palliative Care

Greathed Manor Nursing Home works with local agencies and practitioners to provide a seamless, caring and professional process for those service users that are terminally ill.  The Home implements the local end of life strategies.

Respite Care

Greathed Manor Nursing Home is able to offer respite care when there is availability. The pre-admission process is still a requirement. Therefore as a result of the pre-admission process a decision on the suitability of the service user and the homes ability to meet the service user’s needs will be made.

Pets 

Greathed House has a pet policy that can be discussed with the Home Manager.

Home Services

The Home provides a wide range of services as detailed below.

Meetings – The home provides opportunities for all Residents, Families, Staff and Visitors to discuss any future developments and issues in the home. This is achieved by having many different types of meetings, once a month Open Surgeries with the Manager, Residents & Relative meetings and Monthly Staff meetings. All dates and times will be displayed in the reception area

Laundry – We would ask that all clothing is machine washable above 60º, colourfast and is clearly named (preferably with embroidered name tapes) prior to admission. We would also ask that any new items are named and entered onto the property list. Dry cleaning can be carried out at an additional cost.

Activities –    A programme of events is displayed in Reception. A Person Centred programme is devised following discussion with residents and relatives and involves both group and

individual activities. If you have any suggestions or can support any of the activities please discuss them with the Home Manager.

Spiritual Needs – We try to meet all religious and spiritual needs and regular visits are made to the home by visiting clergy of all faiths and denominations. Individual requests/needs should be discussed with the Home Manager. All Social Activities events will be posted on the notice board.

Smoking Policy – Greathed Manor Nursing Home is a non-smoking environment

Catering – We follow a corporate menu with regional variations. However alternatives are available to cater for individual likes/dislikes and some dietary/cultural requirements. Please discuss further with the Home Manager.

Meals – Residents are encouraged to eat in the Dining Room but are welcome to eat in their rooms if they wish.

Meal Times – Approximately: this depends on client needs.

Breakfast Served between – 8.00am – 9.00hrs
Morning Drinks – 10.30am – 11.30hrs
Lunch – First sitting for residents who require assistance 12.30pm – 13.50hrs

Afternoon Drinks – 14.30 – 15.30hrs
Supper
– 17.00pm – 18.00hrs
Evening Drinks/Snacks
– 20.15 – 20.45hrs

All these times are flexible depending on a person’s needs and wishes

Drinks and snacks are available throughout the day and night.

Relatives are welcome to dine with you, no extra cost and notice given to the kitchen staff.

The home offers breakfast, lunch and an evening meal with snacks and drinks provided each day and night.

Doctor A Doctor is allocated to you if your own Doctor is unable to maintain his service.

The following services are offered at the Home and will incur an additional cost.

Hairdressing  A Hairdresser visits regularly and the price list is available on request.

Optician  Optical services are available.

Dentist  Dental services are available.

Chiropody  A private Chiropodist visits the home regularly. Should you require an NHS assessment our staff will be happy to advise you on this. (Free if referred by G.P.)

TelephonePhones are provided to each bedroom. Calls will be charged at BT standard rates and billed monthly.

Newspapers/Magazines – These can be ordered and delivered daily, please arrange via the Administrator.

Visitors

The home operates an open visiting policy. However, due to security reasons, the front door is sometimes locked and it would be helpful if you could inform staff if your visitors plan to stay or visit late.

We encourage active involvement from our relatives and friends and any suggestion or comment they may have is most welcome. As stated, our Home Manager is more than happy to discuss concerns and to aid this process we hold regular Relatives Meetings.

We highly value the opinions of our residents therefore we hold Regular Residents meetings and details of dates and venue can be found for both Relatives and Residents Meetings on Notice Board in the Reception Area.

Fire, Health and Safety

Fire instructions are placed by each alarm and we would ask that all residents and visitors are familiar with them. A Fire Log Book is located in the Reception Area with details of evacuation procedures. Fire alarms are tested regularly.

We would ask visitors to complete the Visitors Book on arrival and departure.

Each home has a maintenance and housekeeping book available for residents and visitors to notify the home of any health and safety issues or necessary repairs.

Greathed has a comprehensive set of risk assessments in place and all accidents and incidents are recorded, followed up, analysed and action taken.

Complaints

We are always pleased to have feedback on our service and should any resident/relative have cause for complaint we will investigate the matter fully. Please see our complaints procedure enclosed for further details.

Financial Matters

We are able to hold small sums of personal monies for you in the home safe. This should preferably not exceed (£75.00) at one time. Please see our Administrator for information.

It is advisable that items of great value are not kept within the home. We realise that some items are of sentimental value. However we would refer you to the company’s insurance details contained in the terms and conditions of your contract.

The Home will accept Service Users funded by Social Services however there may be ‘top up’ fee payable. The Home’s weekly fee ranges between £680 and £1100 per week depending upon the assessed needs and the type of accommodation. Local Authority rates will depend on the area as all have their own set fees.

The fees are all inclusive, except for: Hairdressing, Chiropody, Personal Toiletries, Telephone calls and Newspapers, which will be payable separately.

Quality Assurance

The home is registered and inspected by CQC, Care Quality Commission – Citygate, Gallowgate, Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE1 4PA, which carry out regular inspections.

We may also be inspected by the following professional bodies:

The Pharmacist

Fire Service

Health and Safety Executive

Environmental Health

Placement Officers/Care Managers

Company personnel

Training personnel

This list is not exhaustive.

Regular audits are undertaken by Company Personnel to monitor care standards and facilities. Resident/Relative Satisfaction Surveys are routinely sent out to current residents. The questionnaires are then analysed and results are displayed in the main reception area and include any proposed action to be taken.

If you have not seen a copy of the Greathed ’s most recent inspection reports please feel free to access them. They are available in the reception area or please ask our Home Manager.

How to Make a Complaint

It is our belief that any comments, whether these be positive or critical can help in the improvement of Quality Standards and we are always pleased to receive feedback on the service provision.

Should a resident, relative of a Resident or someone acting in the interests of a Resident have cause for complaint, we would be happy to investigate the matter fully, record the details and offer a detailed explanation of the incident/occurrence and advice on action that has been taken.

We confirm an initial response within 7 working days and a further response in conclusion of the investigation within 28 days of receipt detailing any action to be taken.

In the event of the complainant not being satisfied, the person will be advised that the matter can be referred to the Chief Executive at the Head Office and/or the local Care Quality Commission and 

Please contact in the first instant the General Manager, Robert Andrew or registered managers Annette Lewis, or Abdul Ali 

The contact details are:

Robert Andrew – Pressbeau Limited

Care Quality Commission

  • City Gate. Gallowgate, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 4PA 
  • Tel: 03000 616161

Surrey Borough Council

  • Telephone: 01276 707100
  • Out of Hours Emergency Team: Telephone: 01276 707100

S Saraogi – Pressbeau Limited

 

Mission Statement

Pressbeau Limited will develop an enviable portfolio of care facilities by delivering a range of professional health care services, ensuring that our client needs are identified and holistically addressed on an individual basis.

We shall continue to develop our expertise in providing both general and specialist dementia services to meet continuing care demands whilst demonstrating a level of flexibility to meet changing market needs.

Our professional team of staff will continue to focus on developing standards of excellence in all our Homes, whilst our company will remain committed to our personnel, supporting their professional development, training and career progression.

The attention and focus of our energies will remain with our clients, ensuring above all else the delivery of quality services at an acceptable price. Our insistence on quality will be demonstrated by the calibre of personnel retained, choice of suppliers and standards of Homes operated.

As a result of achieving our client centred service objectives, our Board of Directors will release returns on their investment and the company will continue to grow, providing employment opportunities for many people as well as providing quality care for our prospective residents.

Philosophy of Care

  • Greathed Manor Nursing Home’s objective is to provide a high standard of individualised care to all its Residents.
  • It is the object of Greathed Nursing Home that all residents will live in a clean, safe environment and be treated with care, dignity, respect and sensitivity to meet the individual needs and abilities of the resident.
  • The care service is delivered flexibly, attentively and in a non-discriminatory fashion and with respect for independence, privacy and the right to make informed choices and to take risks.
  • Each residents needs and values are respected in matters of religion, culture, race or ethnic origin or sexuality.
  • The home encourages all residents to maintain wherever possible their social and cultural links with the community and to participate in the homes Activity Programme.
  • The home offers all residents a varied, nutritious diet and where possible respect peoples individual requirements.
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