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Your Trusted Nursing Home in Glasgow for Compassionate Care
At Silverburn Care Home, we are dedicated to providing compassionate, person-centred care that prioritises dignity, comfort, and individual needs. Our team of experienced professionals specialises in supporting residents with dementia, complex health conditions, palliative care, and respite requirements. We create tailored care plans in collaboration with residents, families, and healthcare providers, ensuring each individual receives the precise support they require. Our facility features secure, accessible environments designed to promote independence and well-being, complemented by engaging activities and therapeutic programmes.With 24/7 emergency response capabilities and a focus on holistic care, we strive to make every moment meaningful for residents while offering families peace of mind. Our commitment to excellence is reflected in our NICE-guideline-aligned practices and continuous investment in staff training and facility enhancements.
Services
Dementia Care
Complex Care
Respite Care
Palliative Care
Live In Care
Part Time Care
Highlights and features
- We offer 24/7 emergency response and clinical support from qualified nursing staff
- Our care plans are developed in partnership with residents, families, and healthcare professionals
- Purpose-built facilities designed for accessibility and safety with sensory activity spaces
- NICE guideline-compliant dementia care programmes with individualised approaches
- Experienced team providing specialist support for complex health conditions and palliative needs
What people say
Best we could wish for
Kind and caring staff
Safe and well cared for
Genuinely sad when resident left
Highly recommend facility
Services
Dementia Care
Our specialist dementia care provides 24/7 tailored support in a secure, stimulating environment. We create individualised care plans aligned with NICE guidelines, focusing on maintaining independence and cognitive engagement. Our trained staff deliver compassionate support that adapts to each resident's changing needs while providing essential guidance for families.
Complex Care
This high-dependency service supports individuals with complex health needs including neurological conditions and mobility challenges. Our multidisciplinary team delivers personalised care using advanced clinical equipment in a purpose-built unit. We prioritise dignity and independence while managing conditions like MS, Parkinson's, and ventilator dependency with expert medical support.
Respite Care
Our respite care offers temporary residential support for family carers needing a break or individuals recovering from illness. Guests receive the same quality care as permanent residents with flexible stays from days to weeks. The service includes personal care, medication management, and social activities in a welcoming home environment.
Palliative Care
We provide compassionate palliative care focusing on comfort and quality of life for those with life-limiting conditions. Our approach addresses physical, emotional, and spiritual needs through tailored care plans. The team works closely with families to ensure dignified, respectful end-of-life support aligned with individual preferences.
Live In Care
Through our partner Carestaff at Home, we offer dedicated live-in care services maintaining independence at home. This includes 24/7 personal care, medication support, and companionship with consistent caregivers. The service adapts to individual routines, providing tailored support from experienced professionals in familiar surroundings.
People
Jennifer Kimmins
Care Home Manager
With over 15 years' experience in elderly care, Jennifer leads our team with a commitment to person-centred dementia support. She specialises in creating individualised care plans that align with NICE guidelines while ensuring families receive comprehensive guidance and emotional support throughout their care journey.
Shaunmichael McLaughlin
Deputy Home Manager
Shaunmichael oversees daily operations with a focus on maintaining our high clinical standards. He coordinates staff training programmes and ensures compliance with care regulations while maintaining direct involvement in resident care planning and family consultations.
James Hixson
Head Chef
James leads our culinary team in delivering nutritious, home-cooked meals tailored to dietary requirements. He manages special dietary needs programmes and ensures mealtime experiences contribute to residents' overall well-being through carefully planned nutrition and presentation.
Joanne McWilliam
Activity Coordinator
Joanne designs our therapeutic activity programmes that stimulate cognitive function and social engagement. She creates personalised activity plans incorporating arts, music therapy, and physical exercises to enhance residents' quality of life and emotional well-being.
Jackie Keane
Administrator
Jackie manages admissions processes and coordinates family communications. She ensures smooth administrative operations while serving as the primary point of contact for prospective residents and their families seeking information about our care services.
Questions
What types of care homes exist?
There are residential homes, nursing homes with 24-hour medical care, and specialist dementia care homes. Other options include assisted living and retirement villages.
How can care home fees be funded?
Care can be privately funded, supported by local authority assistance following financial assessment, or covered through NHS Continuing Healthcare funding where applicable.
Can residents bring personal items?
Yes, residents are encouraged to personalise their rooms with favourite items, decorations, or small furniture pieces to create a familiar, comforting environment.
Are visiting hours flexible?
We offer flexible visiting arrangements as family connections are vital. Friends and relatives can visit at convenient times that suit both residents and their loved ones.
What happens during care plan development?
We conduct wellness assessments, consult with healthcare professionals, and create personalised care plans focusing on individual needs, lifestyle goals, and medical requirements.
Do you accept local authority-funded residents?
Yes, we welcome both private and local authority-funded residents, working closely with families and social services to ensure smooth admissions regardless of funding source.
Reviews (3)
Sheila
Nov 21, 2020
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We sadly, recently lost our lovely, much loved Mum, after her living the latter part of her life in Silverburn Care Home. It is of huge comfort to us to know that Mum passed away so peacefully, in a place with which she was familiar, cared for by staff who knew her and her ways so well, and who cared for her as if she was truly one of their own . It had broken our hearts when it became evident that the time had came that 24 hour care was required for Mum, and after an initial horrendous experience with an assessment home, we were really apprehensive of what would be available. However we honestly
Joyce Webb
May 13, 2019
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Our mum has only been in Silverburn Care a few weeks but the care and attention she has received has been the best we could ever wish for. Everyone from management,nurses,carers and housekeeping are all kind, caring and extremely professional. Our mum is very happy and so are we knowing that she is safe and well cared for. All the family would highly recommend this care home.
Rishi Sujeewon
Jun 28, 2018
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Silverburn Care Home was graded 4,4,4,5 on the 17th of July 2018 following care inspectorate inspection. No requirement or recommendation was given. Previous recommendations were all met. The home has been highly praised for its staffing and person centred approach (digital care planning)