Wren Hall Nursing Home

We go above and beyond Government guidance.

We test staff weekly and Family members (residents) 4 weekly.

We support staff and residents to be vaccinated.

We screen all visitors with LFD tests; by taking their temperature and by getting them to complete a questionnaire/risk assessment.

We ensure PPE is worn correctly and that stringent hand washing is followed.

We have stringent cleaning practices.

We conduct monthly infection control audits.

Infection control and the safety of both residents and staff often requires quarantine measures and the isolation of care home residents. To test, monitor and allow residents to communicate with relatives, the prevalence of room-level connectivity within the home is becoming increasingly relevant.

Wireless Internet access (WiFi)

Yes, our care home has WiFi in all our resident’s rooms.

Mobile Phone Network Coverage (mobile “signal”)

Yes, our care home has mobile phone signal in all our resident’s rooms.

Telephone for external calling

Our care home provides a telephone in some of our residents’ rooms.

Wren Hall Nursing Home is a purpose-built accommodation linked to the original Wren House set in its own mature grounds of approximately two acres. It is situated at 234, Nottingham Road, Selston, a quiet village in Nottinghamshire, only a few minutes from Junction 27 on the M1 motorway.

Wren Hall was opened in November 1989. It is family owned by Doctor and Mrs Kesari and their daughter Ms Anita Astle MBE. Doctor Kesari was a General Practitioner for over 40 years. Together all have a wide range of health care experience.

Wren Hall is equipped with modern up-to-date facilities in accordance with the National Care Standard Commission's guidelines. Wren Hall accommodates a community of fifty-four Family members, who are elderly and frail and maybe physically or mentally disabled, all of whom require nursing care.

The accommodation is laid out on two floors with eighteen rooms on the ground floor and twenty-nine on the first floor. A passenger lift in the reception gives ready access to the upper floor.

The accommodation is laid out on two floors with eighteen rooms on the ground floor and twenty-nine on the first floor. A passenger lift in the reception gives ready access to the upper floor.

Wren Hall supports all team members to develop to their full potential so they shine.

Together we are committed to strive for continually Our care system is continually under review to take into account new legislation, good practice advice from the Department of Health, information and advice from local authorities, and specialist/professional organisations. Internal quality audits are carried out by members of the nursing staff to verify that the Nursing Home's activities comply with the documented requirements of its Quality System, and British Standards Institute regularly visits to re-assess continued registration as a Quality Organisation.

All Family members are asked what dietary preferences they have on being admitted to Wren Hall and our cook will then discuss the menus to ensure all meals are to your liking. Our cook will also try and accommodate any specific dish you may fancy on a day to day basis. Special diets including diabetic, low fat, high protein and others are also catered for.

We have a full-time Activity Coordinator who provides social activities for our Family members throughout the week.

A selection of daily newspapers are delivered to Wren Hall for the use of all Family members. Should you require your own personal newspaper or a magazine the Home can make arrangements for them to be delivered. You will then be billed directly by the Newsagents.

We have the following pets at Wren Hall:-

Conor - a loving dog

Budgies and Canaries

Chickens

Small aquarium

We have stables next door where we visit the horses.

17th January 2020

23rd May 2017

4th October 2014

17th January 2014

24th May 2013

27th January 2012