Care Home Shines Bright with 'Good' Rating from Inspectors

In a heartwarming development, Hourigan House, a care home in Leigh, has been awarded a coveted 'Good' rating by the Care Quality Commission (CQC). This commendation is a testament to the facility's commitment to providing safe, compassionate, and person-centred care for its residents.

Commitment to Quality Care

Joanne Maureen Nelson, the registered manager of Hourigan House, expressed her delight at receiving the 'Good' rating. She emphasized the hard work and dedication of the staff in ensuring that residents feel safe, valued, and respected. “This rate is a testament to our skills, dedication, and the positive relationships we build with those we care and support,” she stated, highlighting the home’s focus on creating a welcoming environment.

Personalized Services and Activities

Hourigan House is purpose-built to cater to the needs of up to 40 residents, particularly those requiring nursing or personal care, including patients with dementia. The facility not only focuses on individual care but also offers a diverse array of daily activities—both indoor and outdoor—to meet the varying interests and needs of its residents.

A Collective Effort

Paul Nicholls, operations director at Minster Care Group, praised the staff for their professionalism and commitment, stating that the rating is a reflection of their hard work. He reiterated the company's philosophy of providing high-quality, individual care tailored to each resident’s needs, which has been pivotal in achieving this recognition.

As a family-owned and operated care home company established in 2005, Minster Care Group strives to deliver excellent care to those in their facilities. The positive reception from the Care Quality Commission not only showcases Hourigan House's strengths but also reinforces the idea that compassionate care is at the heart of their operations.