Penns Mount Residential Care Home
Disability Services in Newton Abbot, Devon
We provide a safe, caring and homely environment (Home from Home) in which our residents can maintain their individuality and independence, enjoying a lifestyle which is as close as possible to that which they might enjoy in their own homes. This includes their decisions about daily routines, all mutually agreed.Penns Mount is committed to delivering a supportive and welcoming environment for residents and their relatives for those who, for peace of mind, feel happier and secure with the knowledge that there is someone there for them all day, every day, and every night. This is not just a retirement home it is much more! We provide an holistic approach to the activities of daily living.
We cater for the elderly, people with physical disabilities and dementia (mild) regardless of gender, religion or race. Single people, couples and friends are all welcome to be cared for at Penns Mount. We anticipate that our prospective residents will benefit from a trial period before committing themselves to permanently living at our home. Everyone can be assured that they will be treated with respect and dignity in accordance with their individual needs, socially, morally, and spiritually.
Business Details
- Serving residential clients only
- Licensed and insured
Highlights & Specialties
- Respite Care, Residential Care, Elderly Care, Assisted Living
Professional Associations & Certifications
- Care Quality Commission
Contact Details
Products & Services
Our Care
read moreWe take a positive and personal holistic approach that addresses individual needs.We are all unique. The person we become as we get older will be shaped by a lifetime of experiences in careers, family, hobbies, relationships and religious beliefs to name just a few. Our goal is to reassure our residents and their relatives by maintaining links with valued elements of their personal history.
Each resident has a personal care plan. This is the blueprint designed to meet their individual needs. This includes activities, routines, medical and dietary requirements.
Staff adhere to the care plan to offer person-centred care. This is reviewed regularly with key staff members, the resident/next of kin where appropriate. Family members are encouraged to remain involved in the lives of their loved ones wherever possible.
Nutrition
read moreMeals are an essential time of the day for our residents providing structure and social interaction. We pride ourselves on the attention paid to good nutrition.Many residents require special diets for medical or maybe even religious reasons. Penns Mount is experienced in catering for a wide range of needs.
Testimonials
K. C.
read moreI have found the care that my father has received so far to have been excellent and the communication back to me to be good. The staff are pleasant, caring and attentive they always follow up on any concerns or suggestion I have. The room is kept clean and never smells. His bedding and laundry are kept clean. The food is well balanced. The home feels like a home from home. I am happy that my father is being cared for with respect and is given emotional support when needed.
Terry B.
read moreMy mum was unable to look after herself. Now she is very happy, my sister and I visit on a regular basis and we are more than happy with the excellent treatment she is receiving. Thank you.
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Meet The Team at Penns Mount
read morePenns Mount is owned by Daniel Corker and Nicola Newton. Daniel is a solicitor and Nicola has a background in regulatory compliance and together they oversee the running of the home. We run our home like a family home rather than a commercial organisation and ensure our home is a place where we would feel happy having our nearest and dearest live. We aspire for our home to be the best in the area, the care to be exceptional and a place where people want to live and work. Sarah Bracher is the Home's dedicated manager.
Daily Life
read moreResidents are encouraged to retain familiar routines, habits and lifestyles. By building personal relationships it is possible to understand the whole person and develop meaningful activities to enhance their enjoyment of living. Individuals benefit from taking part in normal life in the community. Life should continue and not stop when someone enters our care home. Depending on the individual, accompanied visits to shops, local parks, the pub or attending church services can make life more meaningful and fulfilling.