Terms of Residency

Following mutual agreement the applicant may take up residence. Should either party at a later stage wish to terminate the agreement, then 28 days notice will need to be given. The first 6 weeks of residence should be looked upon as a trial period. During this time the resident should not give up his/her own home or tenancy until he/she is sure that he/she wishes to stay and that a long term residency in the home is available. Should a resident become severely dependent either by physical or psychological ill-health, at the discretion of the GP and if it is the resident's own wish, every effort will be made to enable him/her to remain in the Home. If, in the opinion of the GP, nursing care would be more appropriate, every assistance will be given to effect a transfer to a registered nursing home.

Insurance

The Home is covered by a Comprehensive Insurance Policy which includes personal effects up to the value of £50 per resident. A safe is available for small items of value.

Admission

There is no substitute for actually seeing the home for yourself, giving you the opportunity to meet the staff, chat with the residents and take in the atmosphere, we are always happy to arrange a visit when staff will be pleased to answer any questions.

Contact us to arrange a visit

Visiting

Residents are welcome to have visitors at any time, but preferably during daytime and early evening.

Visitors are requested to avoid mealtimes.

Country Court has a 'No Smoking' policy throughout the home.

Any concerns can be brought to the attention of the Manager.

The Company reserves the right to amend any details without prior notice.