At Meallmore, we understand that individuals with complex health conditions require continuous, professional nursing support. Our nursing care services across Scotland are designed to provide 24-hour medical attention, ensuring each resident's health and well-being are our top priorities.
Nursing care refers to a specialist level of care provided by qualified nurses for individuals who have complex or ongoing medical needs that cannot be supported by general residential care alone. It is suitable for people living with chronic illnesses, physical disabilities, neurological conditions, or those recovering from surgery or injury who require daily medical attention and oversight.
At Meallmore, our nursing care is delivered in safe, well-equipped care homes across Scotland, where residents benefit from 24-hour clinical support, individualised care plans, and a dedicated team of registered nurses and experienced care staff. Our approach combines professional expertise with personal compassion, ensuring each resident receives care that not only meets their health requirements, but also supports their emotional wellbeing and dignity.
We work closely with families, GPs, and specialist healthcare providers to ensure continuity of care, especially for those managing conditions such as Parkinson’s, diabetes, stroke recovery, heart failure or cancer. Meallmore’s commitment to high-quality nursing care in Scotland means our residents and their families can feel confident, supported, and at ease every day.
At Meallmore, our nursing care is built around the needs of each individual, offering round-the-clock clinical support delivered by qualified nurses and experienced care staff. We ensure every resident receives safe, attentive, and person-centred care in a comfortable and homely environment.
At Meallmore, our nursing care teams are trained and equipped to support residents living with a variety of long-term and complex medical conditions. With 24/7 nurse-led care, we offer reassurance for families and consistent, high-quality support for individuals with more advanced care needs. Here are some of the health conditions we regularly care for across our nursing homes in Scotland:
For individuals who are unable to eat orally, we provide enteral feeding via a PEG tube. Our nurses manage nutritional intake and medication safely and sensitively, ensuring comfort and dignity at all times.
We support residents with swallowing difficulties by offering texture-modified diets that are both safe and enjoyable. Our hospitality teams work closely with speech and language therapists to ensure meals are tailored without compromising on taste or variety.
Our teams provide personalised care for people living with Parkinson’s, helping to manage symptoms, maintain independence and support mobility, mood, and overall well-being as the condition progresses.
From arthritis to post-fall recovery, we support individuals with mobility challenges, joint pain, and musculoskeletal conditions through pain relief, rehabilitation, and strength-building exercises.
We provide specialist care for stroke survivors, focusing on regaining confidence, improving function, and rebuilding independence with support from multidisciplinary professionals.
Residents living with Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes receive careful monitoring, medication management, and guidance on diet and blood glucose control, tailored to individual needs and preferences.
At Meallmore, we're dedicated to crafting an extraordinary experience for our residents. We believe in embracing life to the fullest, fostering independence, preserving dignity, and championing choice in every aspect of daily living.
Our compassionate team, from caregivers and nurses to activities coordinators and chefs, is passionately committed to a person-centered approach. We take the time to truly understand each resident, their unique preferences, and what brings them joy.
Life at Meallmore is a personalised journey, whether it involves engaging activities, meaningful social connections, serene moments of reflection, nourishing meals, or holistic well-being.
Choosing the right care for yourself or a loved one can feel overwhelming - but we’re here to help. Below are some of the most frequently asked questions about nursing care at Meallmore. If you have a specific question, don’t hesitate to get in touch.
Residential care supports daily living for people who do not require regular medical intervention. Nursing care includes 24/7 clinical oversight from qualified nurses for those with ongoing or complex health needs.
All our nurses are registered and have experience in clinical care, medication management, and long-term condition support. Our care teams also receive regular, specialist training.
Nursing care is ideal for individuals with long-term conditions, complex medical needs, or those recovering from surgery, illness, or injury. Our care is tailored to support both physical health and overall well-being.
We carry out a full care needs assessment before admission, working closely with the individual, their family, and healthcare professionals. This helps us create a personalised care plan that’s regularly reviewed and updated.
Yes, we offer compassionate palliative and end-of-life care, focusing on comfort, dignity, and emotional support for individuals and their families during advanced illness or the final stages of life.
Yes, residents can usually remain registered with their GP, or we can help them register locally. We also work with visiting professionals including physiotherapists, speech therapists, podiatrists, and dietitians.
Absolutely. We offer short-term nursing care for individuals recovering from hospital treatment or when carers need a break. This is often referred to as respite or post-operative care.
You can start by speaking with our team for an informal chat. We’ll guide you through the process, offer a free care assessment, and help you explore available care homes and funding options.