Business Details
32 Years
experience
Your Trusted Care Partner in Minchinhampton
Horsfall House was founded in 1994 through community-driven fundraising efforts to address the care needs of Minchinhampton's elderly population. Our purpose-built facility offers nursing home care, day centre activities, and home care services, specialising in dementia, palliative, and respite care. With 44 beds across two dedicated units, we combine compassionate care with highly trained staff committed to ongoing professional development. Our services extend beyond residential care through a local meals-on-wheels programme and community engagement initiatives. Recognised by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), we maintain five-star hygiene standards and prioritise individual dignity through tailored care plans.The organisation operates as a registered charity (CIO) under volunteer trusteeship, benefiting from HRH The Princess Royal's patronage. Our low staff turnover and high staffing ratios ensure consistent, quality care delivery across all services. Community partnerships and corporate sponsorships enable continuous facility improvements while maintaining affordable care costs. Regular inspections and transparent reporting demonstrate our commitment to regulatory compliance and service excellence. Over three decades of local service have established Horsfall House as a trusted care provider in the Cotswolds region.
Services
Nursing Home
Day Centre
Home Care
Meals on Wheels
Dementia Care
Palliative Care
Respite Care
Details
- Year established: 1994
Highlights and features
- We offer 30+ years of community-focused care expertise
- Our staff maintain ongoing professional development certifications
- CQC-registered with five-star hygiene compliance
- Specialist dementia care with dedicated link workers
- Integrated services across residential, day, and home care
Associations and certifications
- Care Quality Commission (CQC)
What people say
Warm and caring staff
Excellent dementia support
Well-maintained facilities
Personalised care plans
Professional and cheerful team
Services
Nursing Home
Our purpose-built nursing home provides 24/7 specialist care across two dedicated units. The Gatcombe Unit supports physically infirm residents while the Cotswold Unit specialises in dementia care. Both units feature en-suite rooms, therapeutic gardens, and activity programmes. Staff maintain continuous training in palliative and end-of-life care, with regular CQC inspections ensuring quality standards. The facility combines medical expertise with homely environments to promote resident wellbeing.
Day Centre
The Dr Booth Day Centre offers structured daytime support Monday-Friday 9:30am-2:30pm. Specialised activities include reminiscence therapy, music sessions, and physical therapies. Qualified staff provide personal care alongside social engagement opportunities. Transport services available for local residents. The programme supports independence while giving caregivers respite, with tailored care plans developed in consultation with families and healthcare professionals.
Home Care
Horsfall@Home delivers personalised care packages across Minchinhampton and surrounding areas. Services include personal care, medication support, and domestic assistance between 7am-11pm daily. Specialist dementia care workers implement individualised support plans, with options for companionship visits or caregiver relief. All staff undergo enhanced DBS checks and regular competency assessments to maintain care quality standards aligned with CQC requirements.
People
Dr Chris Booth
Founder
A visionary geriatrician who initiated community fundraising in the 1980s, transforming local care provision. His legacy continues through the organisation's commitment to compassionate elder care.
Emma Haste
Day Centre Manager
With 20 years' experience at Horsfall House, Emma leads our day centre team. Holds Level 3 Health & Social Care qualifications and specialises in infection control and dementia support.
Questions
What care specialisms does Horsfall House offer?
We specialise in dementia care, palliative support, and respite services alongside general nursing care for physically infirm residents.
How is Horsfall House funded?
As a registered charity (CIO), we operate through care fees, community fundraising, corporate partnerships, and legacy donations.
Is the facility CQC-registered?
All services maintain CQC registration with recent inspections confirming compliance with essential quality standards.
How can local residents get involved?
Community members can volunteer, donate through Gift Aid, participate in fundraising events, or join our Friends programme.
Reviews (1)
Katrina Graham
Dec 08, 2020
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I value and trust Horsfall House in the care of my mother enormously. The staff are longstanding and so kind. Thank you.
