Both of our care homes, Ruthrieston House and Crosby House, have been carefully designed to support our residents physical, emotional and social wellbeing so that each person lives a happy and fulfilled life in a comfortable and homely environment.
Deciding to move into a care home or placing your loved one into residential care can be an emotional and stressful time for you and your family. Often, people move into a VSA care home due to their personal care needs and because it has become unsafe for them to continue living in their own home.
Across both our care homes, we strongly believe in providing everyone with outstanding care and support to enable each person to enjoy life every day. We work with each individual and family on a specific care plan which is personalised to each resident's needs. Our aim is to support people to be as independent as possible.
Not only do we provide the highest level of quality care, our homes have a range of facilities including: communal areas, dining lounges, landscaped gardens and reminiscence rooms. Each home offers a diverse range of physical and social activities designed for cognitive and social stimuli.
Our team of trained care workers are on hand 24/7 to support you or your loved one's health and wellbeing. Family and friends are always welcome.
Download our brochure for further information on life at a VSA care home and how we can help change you or your loved one's life.
"I cannot believe the difference the care and support from the team at Rutherieston has made to my mum's quality of life. My mum's dementia had become unmanageable for us as a family and I felt tremendously guilty putting my mum into a care home; however, it has been the best decision we have ever made for us and my mum"
1 May Baird Avenue
199 Broomhill Road
Care Homes
Adults being cared for across our two homes
Of care home residents across Scotland are living with some form of dementia
