Stonebridge Nursing Home

Stonebridge Nursing Home offers 24-hour care specifically for adults (18+) with moderate to severe dementia and mental health issues. The facility is designed to provide compassionate support, especially for those who exhibit challenging behaviors. The staff recognizes that such behaviors are a form of communication and aims to create a calming environment while respecting residents' dignity.

The home employs a “Hands Off” approach whenever possible, prioritizing safety without unnecessary restrictions. They have been associated with the Crisis Prevention Institute since 2017, which helps train staff in safety interventions. Their training is overseen by accredited organizations, ensuring adherence to the Restraint Reduction Network's standards.

Stonebridge emphasizes person-centered care, focusing on the individual needs and preferences of each resident. This approach encourages residents to make personal choices, thus providing a sense of control amid challenging health conditions. The care philosophy respects each person's life story and experiences.

The nursing home has different units tailored to specific needs: Iris, for those requiring a calm environment; Flora, for more active residents with advanced dementia; and Freya, which offers community activities through trips and social engagement.

Visitors are encouraged to tour the facility and meet the staff to observe the quality of care provided. Testimonials from families underscore the exceptional support given to their loved ones, highlighting the difference it made in their final stages of life.

Stonebridge is also proactive about health concerns, stressing the significance of infection control in a communal living setting. They remain committed to high-quality training for staff and continuous improvement in care offerings. The nursing home focuses on creating a welcoming community where individuals feel loved, valued, and part of a family.