We aim to provide safe, effective, compassionate and appropriate care, with a person-centred approach inspired by our PALS ethos.
All of our staff have specialist training to ensure that they provide the dedicated care required. We will work with you and your family to ensure the level of care is suitable, appropriate, and tailored to your loved one’s needs.
The Care We Provide
At Larchfield House we provide a range of specialist nursing care, covering a wide range of needs and requirements. You can learn more about the different types of care by visiting the indivdual pages below. If you have question or would like to speak to a member of our team, then please get in touch.
Dementia Nursing Care
Larchfield House is designed to provide a secure, caring and friendly environment for those living with mid to late-stage dementia (including Huntington's Disease) coupled with nursing needs. Our Care Team is experienced in dealing with challenging and distressed behaviours but more importantly work to identify the triggers that may cause them.
Palliative Care
Our Palliative Care takes a holistic approach, working closely with a patient's family to make sure their loved one stays with us for as long as possible. Our Clinical Team work alongside our in-house Paramedic Prescriber to ensure medication is managed efficiently and residents families are supported both practically and emotionally.
Respite Care
Respite care is a short-term period of care which allows a main carer to take a much needed break or holiday, safe in the knowledge that your loved one is being well-looked after. We have a range of respite care options from receiving care in your own home, to having a short stay here at Larchfield House.
Care for Young Adults
We offer care for various types of needs, including dementia, physical disabilities, learning disabilities, down syndrome, and autism. We have a person-centred approach to support our residents to live independently with activities tailored to their needs. Respite stays are welcomed to support young adults to build life skills or to access education and work.