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Nightingale Nursing & Care Home is an excellent residential and dementia care home for the elderly, in the village of Edwinstowe near Mansfield.
We provide personal care of the highest possible quality for all our residents, providing both short-term and long-term residential care for the elderly and those living with dementia. We also provide respite care for elderly people to give their carers a break.
We are situated in the lovely village of Edwinstowe, seven miles from the town of Mansfield, nine miles from Worksop, and only 16 miles from Newark. Nightingale Care Home is a modern purpose-built property very close to the centre of Edwinstowe. The property landscaped grounds including a sensory garden for the residents enjoyment. There are 49 bedrooms, most with en-suite facilities. Full wheelchair access and a lift to the first floor.
Our friendly and experienced team deliver superior quality residential care to our elderly occupants โ 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
As an independent care home, we accommodate privately funded and socially funded elderly residents. All our residents are respectfully looked after, with specific attention to their individual care needs.ย
Our passion is to provide the highest quality, dignified, residential care for all our elderly residents. Our door is always open and we welcome all residents, their families and friends, who wish to be involved in making the home an even better place to live. We believe that it is of the utmost importance that the individual needs, wishes and choices of our elderly care residents are always upheld and respected.
Nightingale Nursing & Care Home was purchased by Jasmine Health Care Limited in March 2020. You can read more about us, our other elderly care homes, and Jasmine’s Mission, Objectives and Values on our About Jasmine page.
Warm and Comforting
We are completely dedicated to providing a safe, warm and comforting environment for all our elderly residents. We recognise that entering a residential care home can be difficult for all concerned and we try to make the transition as easy as possible by offering any support and assistance we can.
Safe and Caring
The success of our home is based on our wonderful care team.ย Thanks to them, we have a very happy home and happy residents.ย All our residential care team are highly trained with regular refresher training, and training in the latest best practice, skills and knowledge.ย We are extremely proud to be leading the care industry with well over half our team having an NVQ (or equivalent) qualification and many more studying for one.ย Our new team members receive thorough formal inductions and more personal support from their New Starter Champions.
We also consistently received high ratings on the leading care home review site www.carehome.co.uk.ย Click here to see all the reviews. We value all feedback and particularly appreciate the reviews on www.carehome.co.uk as we know they go to great lengths to verify all reviews are genuine reviews.
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Our ladies have had a pamper day today ๐
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Dawn and Thelma enjoyed having their nails painted, whilst Julie and Freda have gone au natural ๐ Iโve had a masterclass in nail filing from Freda too - she used to work in a hair salon where they also did nails, so she picked up a lot of tips throughout the years which she is now passing on to me! ๐
We also had another al fresco lunch outside today in the glorious sunshine โ๏ธ Eileen enjoyed reading the Daily Sparkle newspaper outside and Jan spent some time relaxing on the bench ๐ฅฐ
We also noticed that some of the sunflowers we planted the seeds for have started sprouting through already! ๐ป
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The St Georgeโs day celebrations were in full swing here at Nightingale! A day full of fun, laughter and games ๐๐ด๓ ง๓ ข๓ ฅ๓ ฎ๓ ง๓ ฟ
Our team members dressed up in red and white, and shared plenty of stories with our residents ๐ฅฐ
We had lots of fun and games, playing indoor bowls, wooden puzzles and fidget boards, hoopla - we even played hoopla on Kirstyโs headband! ๐
At lunch time, we made the most of the sunshine and had our traditional afternoon tea and buffet al fresco style โ๏ธ how wonderful do the homemade scones and pinwheels look?!
We also had our wonderful hairdresser, Andrea, here pampering our ladies and gents, making them look fabulous with their haircuts! โ๏ธ
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In between all the fresh air and sunshine, weโve been putting up some flags ready for our St Georgeโs Day celebrations tomorrow! ๐ด๓ ง๓ ข๓ ฅ๓ ฎ๓ ง๓ ฟ
Donโt forget we are hosting a traditional afternoon tea tomorrow afternoon at 12:30, everybody is welcome! ๐๐ฐ
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This afternoon weโve continued to enjoy the wonderful sunshine, this time on our beautiful patio area! โ๏ธ
Stewart and I had our mid afternoon drink outside in the sun whilst having a chat. Stewart enjoyed talking about his garden at home, where he says he had a variety of different fruit trees, including several apple trees ๐ ๐ณ
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We had a lovely morning out in the community again this morning, enjoying the wonderful sunshine! โ๏ธ
Fran, Marion, myself and our admin, Kirsty, have been for a walk down to Edwinstowe high street ๐
We were set another challenge today - to find something red and white, ready for St Georgeโs Day tomorrow - so we headed to Village Xchange to fulfill our quest! The lovely ladies helped us find something and we ended up with this sparkly toadstool which was actually from their window display! ๐
We then headed to the coop to buy some bits and bobs before heading for lunch at Hidden Gem Cafรฉ which was absolutely delicious! ๐
We also bumped into the lovely owner of Stephanie Haynes Happy Hearts Childcare who visits us on a Tuesday afternoon with the children, who gave us a look at her new business venture, Happy Hearts Sand Garden , which looks amazing, although apparently we were all too old to go for a play! ๐
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