Name: Montgomery House
Address: Montgomery House Sundorne Road, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, SY1 4RQ, UK
Telephone: 01743 297970

Montgomery House in Shrewsbury is a purpose-built, home-from-home offering a range of care services under one roof, designed to provide a welcoming, friendly, and supportive environment.

Should a resident’s needs change, nursing care is available on-site, ensuring continuity in familiar surroundings. Specialised nursing care is provided for those with dementia or requiring palliative care.

Residents are central to developing their own care plans, tailored to their individual needs and aspirations. Montgomery House fosters strong community links and offers a variety of activities, both within the home and in the community.

Home manager Rhea Paller

Contact Details

Montgomery House Sundorne Road, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, SY1 4RQ

Tel: 01743 297970

Email: [email protected]

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Facilities

90 en-suite bedrooms
Purpose-built nursing home
Dedicated and highly skilled staff with top industry-standard training, utilizing the latest advancements in digital healthcare technology
Inclusive technology provides activities and resources, promotes social engagement and involvement, enhances communication and reminiscence and provides multi-sensory experiences, which improve the quality of life for residents, especially those living with dementia
Varied programme of weekly activities, events, plus outings to local areas of interest and in home entertainment

Various levels of support available to residents
Residential care available if needed
Social and quiet areas, orangery and private gardens
WIFI for use by residents and visitors
Strong links to, and regular visits from, local GP(s) and wider Primary Health care services including District Nurses, local Chiropodists, Opticians and other Therapists. People moving in can usually retain their GP of choice

Photo of Accommdation at Montgomery House

Accommodation

Montgomery House is a purpose-built home featuring 90 large, modern, and well-equipped bedrooms, each with en-suite facilities. The home is maintained to an impeccable standard, offering first-class amenities to ensure residents live as comfortably as possible.

Residents have the freedom to choose how they spend their time, whether it’s in the tranquil gardens, quiet spaces, or engaging in various activities. Our communal areas provide support and opportunities for new friendships, ensuring we meet all our residents’ choices and preferences.

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Services offered at Montgomery House

We have 6 services available to residents here at Montgomery House, which are:

What is Residential Care?

People choose residential care for many reasons, sometimes it can be simply recognising the need for socialisation, activities and emotional security.

Personalised Care plan: Tailored to the resident’s needs, provided by skilled, compassionate and supportive staff who actively work with families and friends to understand the person and what is important to them so we can continue to honour life choices and maintain all relationships that are important to them.

What is Nursing Care?

Nursing care involves the comprehensive and continuous support provided by nurses and skilled care assistants to our residents who have medical and health needs.

This care includes 24-hour interventions to address various medical conditions, ensuring residents receive the necessary medical attention and emotional support.

What is Dementia?

Dementia is a syndrome (a group of related symptoms) associated with an ongoing decline of brain functioning. There are many different causes of dementia, and many different types.

Prevalence: Over 944,000 people in the UK, mostly older adults, are affected by Alzheimer’s and other types of dementia. (NHS.Gov.Uk)

Care Needs: As dementia progresses, individuals require more care and support, potentially needing to move into full-time or residential care. This decision can be challenging to all involved and should involve early support and planning.

A learning disability affects the way a person learns new things throughout their life
A learning disability is different for everyone. No two people are the same
A person with a learning disability might have some difficulty:
- understanding complicated information
- learning some skills
- looking after themselves or living alone (NHS. gov.uk)

What is Respite Care?

Respite care can come in many forms. What works best will depend on your circumstances and those of the person you care for.

We recognise there are times when a rest is needed and that is where respite can help, a short stay in a care home can support the on- going needs of the carer and the person they care for.