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Important Visitor Information - 18 May 2021
Silloth Nursing Home is committed to protecting our residents, staff and visitors from the possibility of contracting coronavirus, although the Home is not currently affected by the virus we are taking preventative measures.VisitingFrom Monday 17th May, the Home will be increasing the number of named visitors to 5 in line with Government Guidelines.In order for the Home to facilitate this safely and to ensure the increased workload is manageable the following restrictions and changes will be in place:
- All visitors must pre-book a time and date at least 24 hours before visiting
- Names and contact details of new visitors must be given prior to visiting
- Children over the age of two will NOT be allowed to visit, however children under two will be allowed to accompany family members and will not be counted in the numbers
- Residents may go outside for walks or to visit the family household garden, however, they may go inside to use the bathroom facilities. Outdoor visits must be arranged with Senior Staff members when booking the appointment for Health and Safety reasons
- All visitors must carry out their own lateral flow tests prior to visiting. There must be a negative result and it must be registered online. If you are for any reason unable to register your own test kit, office staff will do this on your behalf and offer further advice. Please remember to show your negative result to the Senior staff
Silloth Nursing Home reserves the right to change visiting instructions for the following reasons:
- If the home has an outbreak of Covid19
- If government guidelines change
- If we have a problem with infection control
- If we have any other issues with regard to visiting the home
We all have a duty of care to keep everyone safe during these unprecedented times, working together we can achieve the best possible outcome for everyone.Special arrangements will be made for visiting End of Life residents. Assisted TechnologySkype or FaceTime – Some residents are already in contact with family via Skype or FaceTime. If this is something you would be interested in please contact the home to discuss details. Once again, this must be pre-arranged. Due to the building having a very poor signal in some areas, the resident may need to be in the lounge area when taking calls.We would appreciate your support with these measures to keep your friends and loved ones safe and if you have any questions at all please contact the Home on 016973 31493 (Office) 016973 31770 (Nurses)

Important notice for visitors with regards to coronavirus Read More
Important Visitor Information - 18 May 2021
Silloth Nursing Home is committed to protecting our residents, staff and visitors from the possibility of contracting coronavirus, although the Home is not currently affected by the virus we are taking preventative measures.VisitingFrom Monday 17th May, the Home will be increasing the number of named visitors to 5 in line with Government Guidelines.In order for the Home to facilitate this safely and to ensure the increased workload is manageable the following restrictions and changes will be in place:
- All visitors must pre-book a time and date at least 24 hours before visiting
- Names and contact details of new visitors must be given prior to visiting
- Children over the age of two will NOT be allowed to visit, however children under two will be allowed to accompany family members and will not be counted in the numbers
- Residents may go outside for walks or to visit the family household garden, however, they may go inside to use the bathroom facilities. Outdoor visits must be arranged with Senior Staff members when booking the appointment for Health and Safety reasons
- All visitors must carry out their own lateral flow tests prior to visiting. There must be a negative result and it must be registered online. If you are for any reason unable to register your own test kit, office staff will do this on your behalf and offer further advice. Please remember to show your negative result to the Senior staff
Silloth Nursing Home reserves the right to change visiting instructions for the following reasons:
- If the home has an outbreak of Covid19
- If government guidelines change
- If we have a problem with infection control
- If we have any other issues with regard to visiting the home
We all have a duty of care to keep everyone safe during these unprecedented times, working together we can achieve the best possible outcome for everyone.Special arrangements will be made for visiting End of Life residents. Assisted TechnologySkype or FaceTime – Some residents are already in contact with family via Skype or FaceTime. If this is something you would be interested in please contact the home to discuss details. Once again, this must be pre-arranged. Due to the building having a very poor signal in some areas, the resident may need to be in the lounge area when taking calls.We would appreciate your support with these measures to keep your friends and loved ones safe and if you have any questions at all please contact the Home on 016973 31493 (Office) 016973 31770 (Nurses)

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The Convalescent Home,
Silloth,
Wigton,
CA7 4JH

Registered Charity: 223946

Matron – Ann Blair RGN – 016973 31493

If you wish to enquire about a relative please call our Nursing staff on 016973 31770

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For any queries please email the office: officeadmin@sillothnursinghome.co.uk

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Important notice for visitors with regards to coronavirus Read More
Important Visitor Information - 18 May 2021
Silloth Nursing Home is committed to protecting our residents, staff and visitors from the possibility of contracting coronavirus, although the Home is not currently affected by the virus we are taking preventative measures.VisitingFrom Monday 17th May, the Home will be increasing the number of named visitors to 5 in line with Government Guidelines.In order for the Home to facilitate this safely and to ensure the increased workload is manageable the following restrictions and changes will be in place:
- All visitors must pre-book a time and date at least 24 hours before visiting
- Names and contact details of new visitors must be given prior to visiting
- Children over the age of two will NOT be allowed to visit, however children under two will be allowed to accompany family members and will not be counted in the numbers
- Residents may go outside for walks or to visit the family household garden, however, they may go inside to use the bathroom facilities. Outdoor visits must be arranged with Senior Staff members when booking the appointment for Health and Safety reasons
- All visitors must carry out their own lateral flow tests prior to visiting. There must be a negative result and it must be registered online. If you are for any reason unable to register your own test kit, office staff will do this on your behalf and offer further advice. Please remember to show your negative result to the Senior staff
Silloth Nursing Home reserves the right to change visiting instructions for the following reasons:
- If the home has an outbreak of Covid19
- If government guidelines change
- If we have a problem with infection control
- If we have any other issues with regard to visiting the home
We all have a duty of care to keep everyone safe during these unprecedented times, working together we can achieve the best possible outcome for everyone.Special arrangements will be made for visiting End of Life residents. Assisted TechnologySkype or FaceTime – Some residents are already in contact with family via Skype or FaceTime. If this is something you would be interested in please contact the home to discuss details. Once again, this must be pre-arranged. Due to the building having a very poor signal in some areas, the resident may need to be in the lounge area when taking calls.We would appreciate your support with these measures to keep your friends and loved ones safe and if you have any questions at all please contact the Home on 016973 31493 (Office) 016973 31770 (Nurses)