Care at Denville Hall.

There are different ways for us to help you. Our nurses and carers, who are on duty 24 hours a day, will work with you and your family to see exactly what help you need. Your independence is an important part of the ethos here at Denville.

There are six kinds of care at Denville Hall.

Even after finding the one that is right for you, we will continue to assess your needs regularly, so that you know you will always get the support you require.

Care at Denville Hall.

There are different ways for us to help you. Our nurses and carers, who are on duty 24 hours a day, will work with you and your family to see exactly what help you need. Your independence is an important part of the ethos here at Denville.

There are six kinds of care at Denville Hall.

Even after finding the one that is right for you, we will continue to assess your needs regularly, so that you know you will always get the support you require.

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Residential Care

Residential care is for those who are mobile but who may require more supervision or prompting with personal care and dressing, together with those who are able to eat and drink without help and using the bathroom independently.

All rooms are en-suite and have a call system to summon help.

We can furnish your room for you, including a TV, or you can bring your own favourite things. Every room has its own phone.

The majority of residents are registered with our local GP who holds regular surgeries, but you are free to stay with your own doctor if that is practical. We can organise dental appointments for you too.

The presence of trained staff means that going to hospital is seldom necessary, but if it’s unavoidable your room will be ready and waiting until you come home again.

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Enhanced Residential Care

For those who are mobile but require walking aids, prompting and supervision with personal care and dressing and also require encouragement or prompting with eating and drinking. It is also for those who require specific help with more advanced personal care issues, are at the early stages of dementia and who may demonstrate behaviours that challenge.
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Nursing Care

For those who require input from Nursing staff, including specific medical care with catheter, PEG feed, oxygen or specific medication for long term conditions. Those who may require assistance of two staff for personal care and repositioning on specialised beds or specific care for high maintenance medical conditions.
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Dementia Care

For those who have advanced Dementia and need full care from staff, trained in the treatment and administering of drugs to those with challenging behaviour. This will include those who require assistance of two staff for personal care and dressing – as well as the use of full body hoist and sling and will require help with eating and drinking as well as personal care.
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Palliative Care

For those who are terminally ill and require full nursing care. Pain management is of the highest importance and treatment will be administered in whichever appropriate way is prescribed. The main aim is to ensure that the residents are comfortable and pain free.
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Short Stay

We have two newly refurbished respite rooms specifically for those who wish to stay for between one and two weeks either to convalesce following a hospital stay or to give care givers a rest.

The length of stay may vary depending on care needs and individual circumstances.