Nursing Care in Billingshurst, West Sussex
At Derwent Lodge, we believe expert nursing care should be delivered in the most comfortable, safe and stress-free way. This is why our 56-bedroom home in Billingshurst, Horsham, prides itself on fostering dignity, independence and community with 24/7 expert support. Our cosy café and spacious lounges provide the perfect home where residents can enjoy life with confidence.
For those individuals with slightly more complex needs, we create unique care plans to ensure personalised support every step of the way. Our goal is always to enhance the quality of life for those who choose our nursing homes in West Sussex.
Expert Nursing Care in Billingshurst, Horsham
Our local care home has a brilliant team of experienced nurses on hand to provide compassionate, professional and personalised care. We understand how important is is for residents to feel safe, comfortable and supported and we hope this can give you the peace of mind that your loved ones are in very capable caring hands.
We put well-being and dignity first at Derwent Lodge, offering comprehensive nursing care services tailored to each resident’s unique needs and preferences. Our focus is to enhance the quality of live for all in our care and make sure that each individual gets the support and attention they deserve in a comforting environment.
Why Choose Derwent Lodge in Horsham?
Choosing the right home can be hard and time-consuming. At Derwent Lodge, we try to keep things simple to help you make the right choice. We are committed to providing nothing less than outstanding nursing care in West Sussex that ensures your loved one always feels comfortable, happy and supported.
Our experienced team delivers 24/7 support to allow residents to live with confidence and dignity in a warm and welcoming environment.
What is Nursing Care?
Nursing Care is a type of support designed for individuals who have complex medical conditions or ongoing healthcare needs. Unlike residential care, which focuses on daily assistance and personal support, nursing care gives 24/7 medical supervision and intervention by qualified nurses, so you can feel at peace knowing your loved one is being taken care of.
At Derwent Lodge Care Home, our caring nursing team makes sure all residents receive high-quality, personalised medical support that will help them manage either their chronic conditions or post-surgery recovery in a safe and comfortable environment. Our aim is to always provide compassionate, professional care for every resident.
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Nursing Care FAQs
Nursing care is perfect for individuals who have ongoing medical needs that require regular monitoring or treatment from qualified nurses. It’s great for those with complex health conditions, mobility challenges, or recovering from surgery or illness.
At Derwent Lodge, we have registered nurses on-site 24 hours a day, supported by a team of trained carers. They provide medication management, wound care, chronic condition support, and liaison with external healthcare professionals.
Each of our residents receives a personalised care plan unique to their medical and personal needs. Plans are created in collaboration with families and healthcare providers and are reviewed regularly to ensure they remain up to date to support the individual in the best way possible.
Where we can, residents can remain registered with their existing GP. If that’s not feasible, we work closely with trusted local medical professionals to ensure continuity of care.
While both offer personal support with daily tasks, nursing care also includes round-the-clock support from qualified nurses, making it more suited to those with complex health needs.