Physical Disability Care in West Sussex
Elderly Physical Disability Care at Homelands Nursing Home in Horsham, West Sussex
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Personalised disability care plans suited to your needs.
At Homelands, elderly residents with physical disabilities are cared for by registered nurses and carers who work according to each resident’s unique care plan. Our dedicated team of certified and experienced professionals are highly trained in all aspects of physical disability care, including mobility assistance, wound care, pain control, and disability due to strokes, Parkinson’s disease and post-operative orthopaedic surgery.
We also offer expert management of longer-term conditions, such as diabetes, cardiovascular and pulmonary disease, as well as chronic and progressive illnesses, such as multiple sclerosis (MS) and motor neurone disease (MND). While we are unable to meet the needs of residents who need life support or intravenous therapy, we can treat residents who require enteral feeding (PEG).
If you’re exploring physical disability care in West Sussex for yourself or a loved one, we invite you to contact our team for a friendly chat.
Our permanent staff of trusted registered nurses and carers will guide you through everything you need to know to make an informed decision.
Why choose physical disability care services
in West Sussex?
- 24-Hour physical disability nursing
- Social and recreational activities
- Personalised physical disability care
- Respite physical disability care
- Mobility assistance
- Palliative physical disability care
- Emotional and psychological support
What to expect from our physical disability care services in West Sussex:
24-hour physical disability nursing
Residents with advanced physical disabilities benefit greatly from our 24-hour disability nursing service in Horsham, West Sussex. We cover all aspects of physical disability care, from continence and hygiene care to mobility support and palliative nursing.
At Homelands, we monitor our residents, allowing us to deal with new symptoms promptly and with the appropriate medical response.
Personalised physical disability care
Elderly residents who are mobile and can perform daily routines without full-time assistance can request a personalised disability care plan based on their needs.
Our compassionate registered nurses and carers are committed to ensuring residents get everything they require, including nutrition and medication support.
Mobility assistance
Our disability care services provide mobility aids like walking frames and wheelchairs, as well as assistive devices such as grab bars, adjustable beds and hoists to improve mobility and safety.
At Homelands Nursing Home in West Sussex, we train residents to use these tools effectively, promoting independence and reducing the risk of injury and setbacks.
Emotional and psychological support
We understand the emotional impact of living with a physical disability and are always available to offer compassionate support and guidance. By promoting mental health and social interaction, we are often able to alleviate feelings of anxiety, depression, isolation and grief in our residents, contributing continuously to a calm and happy state of mind. If a good chat over a cup of tea doesn't help, we encourage residents to speak to our therapist or engage in our range of individual and group therapy activities.
Whatever you need, know we are here to help.
Social and recreational activities
We love seeing our residents enjoy each other's company in a warm, safe and supportive environment. At Homelands, we offer a fantastic range of optional activities for elderly residents with physical disabilities, from activities tailored to improve physical performance to fun and social activities that get the happy hormones flowing!
Residents often tell us how much they look forward to their daily activities - the benefits are many. You can always count on our activity coordinators to keep you informed of the latest events.
Respite physical disability care
Elderly residents with physical disabilities are more than welcome to enjoy a short-term stay at Homelands. They say it relieves the pressures of daily living and allows them to better relax in what feels like a 'countryside retreat'.
Whether mobility assistance or 24-hour nursing supervision, our respite care workers deal with all kinds of physical disabilities and deliver compassionate support to all residents, regardless of their length of stay.
Palliative physical disability care
If you are a carer or relative to someone elderly with a fast-deteriorating physical disability or terminal condition, our palliative care team at Homelands are here to support you. Every resident in our care deserves to feel nurtured and valued, especially during the most sensitive stages of life. At Homelands, residents will see the same carers and palliative nurses daily, ensuring a familiar environment with people they know and who know them.
We are committed to providing residents and their families with consistent, compassionate, dignified support.
No agency staff – you'll see the same friendly faces daily.
Every resident in our care is assigned a nurse and carer they can get to know and trust.
Our long-standing team of experienced and dedicated professionals is what sets us apart. Every staff member is certified, vetted and trained, guaranteeing competence, compassion and kindness in every aspect of dementia care and elderly nursing in West Sussex.
Knowing our residents personally helps us better understand their conditions and preferences, ensuring we can offer personalised care that exceeds expectations.
When you choose Homelands, you can be assured that every member of our team has passed a rigorous vetting process.
Delicious, nutritious home-cooked meals throughout the day.
The food at Homelands is one of the highlights, freshly cooked from scratch using top-quality ingredients!
Nutrition is a primary focus at Homelands. Using quality ingredients, we offer home-cooked food throughout the day, catering to all tastes and dietary requirements.
Enjoy dining with other residents in our stylishly redecorated dining areas, or request your meal be delivered to your room. At Homelands Nursing Home in West Sussex, we believe in freedom of choice - residents choose when, where, and with whom they enjoy mealtimes. Click to view a sample menu.
Join our friendly family community at Homelands.
You are invited to visit Homelands whenever you feel ready – no appointment is required.
We welcome prospective residents and family members to enjoy a tour of Homelands, meet the team and our residents, and enjoy a cup of tea on the house. Someone will always be available to greet you and show you around.
If, however, you would like to meet our care manager, it is advisable to let us know you are coming. This way, we can ensure her availability - so as not to keep you waiting.
Are there public transport routes nearby?
Yes. The mainline railway station is Horsham, five miles north of Homelands Nursing Home, which serves London and the south coast.
Schedule a Visit
Book a trial stay at Homelands Nursing Home in West Sussex.
Whether for a week or more, we welcome prospective residents to arrange a trial stay at our dementia care and nursing home in Horsham, West Sussex. All residents are required to undertake a pre-assessment before arriving and will be provided with all the information needed to make an informed decision.
Contact Homelands for a friendly chat.
When you contact Homelands, you can expect a genuine, warm and personal welcome. Someone will answer any questions you have and guide you through everything you need to know for a smooth and positive transition. Whether exploring options for yourself or on behalf of a loved one, our knowledgeable and experienced care professionals are here to help.
Call Homelands Dementia Care & Nursing Home in Horsham, West Sussex
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