Welcome to Abney Low Nursing Home

At Abney Low Nursing Home you can be assured of excellent standards of care and high-quality facilities in a beautiful tranquil setting.

This 40 bedded home is situated in Hoylake, Wirral. The Home and the grounds are fully equipped for wheelchair mobility, enabling Residents to retain their freedom and independence.

Within the home all Residents have a choice of room when possible and are encouraged to personalise it and make it their home.

Our values are:

Hospitality, comfort, dignity and care combined with its excellent facilities the home provides a comprehensive care service in a non-institutionalised setting.

Abney Low Nursing Home is part of a group that runs successful Nursing and Residential Care Homes. The Home is registered and inspected by Care Quality Commission (CQC) to provide outstanding care as follows:

• Caring for adults over 65 years
• Caring for adults under 65 years
• People living with Dementia
• People who require Nursing or Personal care
• Treatment of disease, disorder or injury

The maximum number of Residents allowed at any one time is 40.

Abney Low Nursing Home aims to continually provide its residents with a secure, relaxed, and homely environment in which their care, well-being and comfort is of prime importance.

Carers will always strive to preserve and maintain the dignity, individuality and privacy of all residents and in so doing will be sensitive to the residents’ ever-changing needs. Such needs may be medical / therapeutic (for physical and mental welfare), cultural, psychological, spiritual, emotional and social, and residents are encouraged to participate in the development of their individualised Care Plans in which the involvement of family and friends may be appropriate and is greatly valued.

All Care staff within the home will be appropriately qualified to deliver the highest standards of care. A continuous staff training programme is implemented to ensure that these high standards are maintained in line with the latest initiatives and developments in Care Practices as may be laid down in appropriate legislation, regulations and Care Standards.

Abney Low is a nursing home, providing nursing care to older people. Situated in a lovely residential area of Hoylake, a 10-minute walk from the promenade, a short distance from the shops, eateries, bus stops, and a train station.

The home has many places for residents to relax and enjoy the company of family and friends, including a large lounge area, a dining room as well as some quieter areas. In addition, we have installed CCTV in communal areas and access points for the safety of our residents.

The home also has a large garden area which is popular in the warmer months with residents enjoying outdoor activities, including BBQs, throughout the summer.

Our chef teams use great ingredients to provide freshly prepared, nutritionally balanced meals based on regularly changing, seasonal menus. We make mealtimes an occasion for our residents, enabling them to enjoy their food in welcoming surroundings and catered for by our care teams. Residents always have multiple options to choose from at all meal times and can opt for something different if they change their minds when the food arrives.

We make sure our residents start the day right with a filling breakfast including cereals, fruit, toast and porridge, plus a daily changing choice of hot options. Our Residents are welcome to have breakfast any time they desire, and we are happy to accommodate their morning schedule. Between Breakfast and Lunch, we offer mid-morning cake and coffee.

Here lunch is the main meal of the day – enabling residents to dine together in a restaurant-style environment and providing a choice of hot meals and the option of soup or a sandwich for those that don’t want something quite as filling. Lunch is finished with delicious desserts, all prepared on-site by our chef teams.

And then, between lunch and supper, it’s mid-afternoon tea time with mouth-watering freshly baked cakes that our residents and team members enjoy together, making afternoon tea an activity in itself. After supper, during the night, lighter meal options are provided in the evening, and fresh fruit and snacks are available throughout the day to keep resident’s nourished, energised and satisfied

Management Team

Care Team

Abney Low has 44 members of staff: 8 hold an NVQ level 3, 2 staff hold an NVQ Level 2  in Health and Social Care, and another staff member is working toward this qualification.

Support Team

The Admin and Head Office team are responsible for dealing with fees and clients’ personal allowance, suppliers’ invoices and payroll.

Domestic and Maintenance staff ensure the home is a safe and clean environment at all times, following the regulations set by COSHH, HSE and IPC.

Our cooks work on alternate days preparing and providing meals to our residents 3 times a day to meet each individual’s dietary need.

Anchorage Nursing Home invests in a wide range of training for all our staff members, not only do we complete the mandatory training, but we also complete additional training courses such as Catheter Care, Challenging Behaviour, Malnutrition Universal Screening Tool, Dysphasia, Common Health Problems, End of Life Care and much more. All our staff re-train every year in dementia to keep our knowledge up to date to ensure we provide the best care.

Therapeutic activities are available for all our residents including those living with dementia; these include normal recreational events. Activities are planned and actioned through our Activities Co-ordinator; a 4 weekly plan is available.

Here at Abney Low Nursing Home, we have a dedicated activities coordinator responsible for creating a monthly activities calendar. We Care Group provides the activities coordinators with all the tools necessary to enhance the well-being of our Residents.

As we have residents with dementia, it is crucial to have daily activities that help keep their minds sharp. We focus on the sensory stimulation for our residents, which means we have activities that stimulate their senses (taste, smell, vision, hearing and touch)

Besides the wide range of sensory stimulation and activities, each Home has a 40 inch interactive table. In the past year, WCG invested in getting a Sharp Interactive table to each Home to aid the activities coordinators to provide a more person-centred and one-on-one session to low mobility Residents or Residents who prefer not to socialise.

In Anchorage, we believe in helping enrich the lives of people with dementia to ensure they are happy and fulfilled.