Our 24/7 care is individualised and holistically planned in partnership with the resident and family members. This helps us to give residents the best possible quality of life whilst catering for a wide variety of care needs. Our team of NMBI Registered Nurses and QQI accredited Healthcare Assistants are skilled in providing compassionate individualised care for every resident.
At the heart of our approach is a deep commitment to putting residents first. We provide a comprehensive range of care services tailored to each individual’s needs, including Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) support, Rehabilitation and Enablement, Convalescence, Palliative and Nursing Care, Respite, and full-time Residential Care.
Some of our homes also offer specialist dementia care, including support for those living with advanced dementia. Whether for short-term recovery or long-term support, our dedicated teams ensure every resident receives compassionate, person-centred care in a warm and respectful environment.
Our nurturing environment is tailored to meet the complex physical, cognitive, and emotional needs of ABI residents. With a skilled, multidisciplinary team, we support physical, cognitive, and emotional recovery through personalised care plans and daily therapy. We focus on enhancing quality of life, promoting independence, and supporting each resident’s unique rehabilitation journey.
We provide compassionate, 24/7 care for residents with advanced dementia in a secure, calming environment. Our trained staff use personalised routines, sensory activities, and gentle communication to reduce anxiety and promote comfort.
We honour each resident’s dignity and work closely with families to ensure thoughtful, respectful care every step of the way.
Nursing You Back to Health
Our convalescence care can assist with recuperation and recovery after surgery, or serious illness. On average people convalesce with us from two to six weeks, but people can be discharged from care sooner depending on their health status and recovery.
A Safe and Inclusive Space
We provide specialist care for people living with dementia, with a focus on promoting independence. Our staff complete specialised dementia training, which allows our staff to seamlessly fit into the world of a resident living with dementia, by using evidence-based practise to limit confusion and responsive behaviours.
Making Your Home With Us.
Our residential care provides 24/7 care for a variety of different needs. Residents and family members are consulted at every step, we make sure they are included in planning for their care, activities, and surroundings. This lets us offer people the best possible care for their needs.
Our nursing care includes 24/7 support in an environment that promotes comfort, dignity, and well-being through individualised care plans tailored to each resident’s health and lifestyle needs. Our approach is guided by clinical best practices, with a strong focus on promoting health & wellbeing while delivering a high quality of care.
Compassionate End of Life Care
Our End-of-Life Care is holistic and focuses on the prevention and relief of suffering. Generally, we do this by treating pain and other symptoms associated with life-limiting illness. We support families, to help them cope with their loved one’s illness and their own experiences at this time.
We support residents in regaining strength, confidence, and independence following illness or injury. Working closely with skilled therapists, our team develops personalised care plans tailored to each individual’s mobility, daily living needs, and overall well-being. Through expert guidance and compassionate encouragement, we help residents achieve their goals and enjoy a more independent, fulfilling life.
A Home From Home Respite
Caregivers at home do wonderful work, and to help them continue they need some support from time to time. Our respite care gives them temporary relief and allows families to be families again.
Bed capacity is frequently under pressure in Irish acute hospital settings. We aim to aid hospital capacity by providing safe places for patients to transition from acute care settings back to their home environment, where bed capacity allows. Thus, strengthening our relationships with the wider health care networks in Ireland.
