7 London Road, Headington, Oxfordshire, OX3 7SN
Located in Headington, Oxfordshire, Albany Nursing Home offers personalised residential and nursing care for up to 38 residents. Set in a welcoming environment with communal spaces and gardens, the home is close to local shops, parks, and transport links.
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01865 950750
Finding the right care home is an important decision. At Albany Nursing Home, our recently refurbished home offers a comfortable, modern setting where residents can feel at ease. Our experienced team provides personalised nursing and residential care tailored to each individual. We promote independence while ensuring dignity and respect at all times. Families can have peace of mind knowing their loved one is in compassionate, capable hands.
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Our newly refurbished home is arranged over two levels with lift access, making it easy and safe to move around. Residents can relax and socialise in spacious lounges and dining areas on each floor, designed for comfort and community.
Bedrooms are fully furnished, with en-suite or vanity facilities, and residents are encouraged to bring personal belongings to create a familiar, homely space. Outside, a landscaped garden provides fresh air and a peaceful place for quiet moments or family visits.
Albany is ideally located in Headington, just a short distance from Oxford city centre. Residents and visitors can easily access the city’s shops, cafés, cultural attractions and parks, with convenient transport links making it simple to explore the wider Oxfordshire community.
Albany offers a variety of care to meet each resident’s individual needs, from everyday residential support to dementia care and short-term respite stays. Our dedicated team works closely with residents and their families to make sure the right level of help is in place at every stage.
Each resident has a personalised care plan shaped around their routines, preferences and individual requirements, so they receive support that suits them best.
Nutritious, freshly prepared meals are a central part of daily life at Albany, providing residents with the opportunity to enjoy good food in a friendly and sociable environment.
Our seasonal menus offer variety and choice, with dishes made from quality ingredients and adapted to suit individual tastes and dietary needs. Residents are encouraged to share their feedback and favourite meal ideas, helping us ensure that every dining experience is enjoyable. Mealtimes are protected to give residents the time and space to eat at a relaxed pace, in comfort and company.
If you will be funding your stay privately, please click here to view our Resident Contract of Admission for Self-Funders.
If a Local Authority may be funding your stay, please click here to view our Resident Terms and Conditions for a Local Authority Funded Stay.
Your Local Authority might locate/suggest a care home that is/your Local Authority believes is suitable to meet your care and support needs, that is of a lower cost than our required weekly fee. In this circumstance the Local Authority is unlikely to agree to fully fund your stay if you choose to select our care home instead of the less expensive establishment it has sourced for/suggested to you. In this event, private ‘top-up’ payments will be necessary in order to address the shortfall between our weekly fee and the weekly fee funding available from/offered by your Local Authority.
An additional top-up payment will almost certainly be required if you select, or we only have available, a non-standard room in the care home and your Local Authority is only prepared to pay for a standard room. If you select, or we only have available, a non-standard room in the care home, the additional cost for that non-standard room will have to be met by top-up payments.
Owing to the fact that your financial means will have been assessed by your Local Authority, it is very likely that the Local Authority will require private top-up payments to be made by a third party from their own funds. Although the Guidance to the Care Act 2014 states that a Local Authority ought itself collect top-up payments, some require us to collect such payments on their behalf. Should the Local Authority require us to collect top-up payments, we would issue the third party who is to fund the top-up with a contractual agreement for their review and signature.
If a Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) may be funding your stay, please click here to view our Resident Terms and Conditions for a CCG Funded Stay.
