Welcome to Marchglen Care Centre Alloa, Clackmannanshire

Located in between the villages of Fishcross and Tillycoultry, Marchglen Care Centre is a purpose-built home for up to 36 residents across four houses. Each home provides different types of care and support including physical disabilities, learning disabilities and challenging behaviours in both young adults and elderly.

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Homely lounges ideal for catching up with friends.

Enjoy time outside in the grounds, ideal for relaxing and meeting family when they visit.

We have bedrooms of varying sizes and aspects.

Some bedrooms also come with their own living areas.

We encourage residents to personalise their room to make it feel homely.

The care we provide

Marchglen is made up of four houses, each providing different types of care and support.

Aberfoyle House

Supports people living with a learning disability and additional needs who require nursing support, including those who may have previously exhibited challenging behaviours.

Avondhu House

We support people living with physical disabilities who require nursing support and people living with a range of dystrophies, Huntington’s chorea, Melas Syndrome and other debilitating physical conditions.

Menteith House

Support for people living with an acquired brain injury and complex needs, which require nursing support.

Duchray House

General nursing support to people living with a learning disability, who may have additional needs and are over 65 years old. We are equipped to support people who may previously have exhibited challenging behaviours.

Abercromby Court Day centre

Linking the four houses is Abercromby Court, a day care centre providing a range of activities, therapies and resources for residents of all four houses.

Key Information

We make sure each resident experiences care that's as unique as they are. Which is why we offer a range of care types and duration for individuals or couples.

Care Types
- Nursing Care
Duration
- Permanent Care
- Respite Care
- Convalescence Care
Room Availability

Limited
Price from
£1135
per week
Ratings
Scottish Care Inspectorate
Carehome.co.uk Reviews
Customer Satisfaction Score

Freephone 0808 223 5522

What customers say

Independent Reviews

Testimonials

Families we’re helping

I find my daughter to be well looked after. She is always clean and tidy. Meals are first class. Staff are very friendly and helpful.

Lilian H - Mother of resident, Marchglen Care Centre

All I can say is I could not find another home with the care and dignity that is shown to my husband and our family. We as a family call it our second home.

Agnes G - Wife of resident, Marchglen Care Centre

Family members were very pleased with friendly, welcoming atmosphere. The resident appeared happy and settled in her new home and looked well cared for.

Joyce F - Relative of resident, Marchglen Care Centre

Daily life

Five finalists for Caring Homes

27th August 2021

Five finalists for Caring Homes

27th August 2021

We are delighted to share the news that Caring Homes has shortlisted finalists in five categories for the National Care Awards 2021.

Families and friends are reunited

2nd July 2021

In line with Government policies, Caring Homes are delighted to be welcoming visitors into our homes to see their loved ones. There have been many reunions and it has been a privilege to be part of these special moments.

Tracey Fletcher-Ray

• Managing Director

Keeping our residents safe and well

1st October 2020

We look at life in our homes after launching our enhanced wellbeing programme and additional technology to keep residents engaged and connected.

Julie Mason

• Care Services and Operations Director

Therapy ponies, puppies and all their fluffy goodness

21st October 2019

Therapy Ponies Wilson and Flicker visited Marchglen Care Centre recently causing a buzz wherever they went.

Keeping things personal

At Marchglen Care Centre

The wonderful surroundings at Marchglen Care Centre are matched by the standard of care our team brings residents. We love learning as much as we can about the people we care for, so your loved one’s time is tailored to their individual needs, interests and preferences. This can be as small as knowing when they like to wake up, to how they like their tea, and everything in between.

We give as much independence as possible, letting individuals choose how to run the home and if they prefer dinner in front of the TV, or even dusting their own room, we’ll make it happen. Just as putting their own stamp on their bedroom, we’ll help them to personalise it with the things they love.

Every need catered for

Mealtimes are an important part of daily life at Marchglen Care Centre. We know eating well and the social experience of dining are key to health and wellbeing. Our chefs select a different menu each day, creating lots of home-cooked dishes with fresh ingredients to choose from. Using their in-depth knowledge of nutrition, they cater for any special diets and needs.

A real occasion

The dining rooms at Marchglen Care Centre are laid out in a restaurant style, with tablecloths, folded napkins, crockery and glassware. If preferred, meals can also be served in an individual’s room.

A chance to relax

We make sure mealtimes are a relaxed, enjoyable experience. Team members sit with residents to have a chat and support those who need a little extra encouragement or help.

In good company

Visitors are welcome to join us for a morning coffee or stay for a meal. On special occasions, we can also arrange intimate get-togethers and parties for families and friends.

A real occasion

A chance to relax

We make sure mealtimes are a relaxed, enjoyable experience. Team members sit with residents to have a chat and support those who need a little extra encouragement or help.

In good company

Visitors are welcome to join us for a morning coffee or stay for a meal. On special occasions, we can also arrange intimate get-togethers and parties for families and friends.

Keep doing what you love

At Marchglen Care Centre, there’s something to tickle everyone’s fancy – from the craft room to the hair salon, our packed schedule of events and activities, to picnics in the stunning grounds. And if residents prefer to spend one-on-one time with a member of the team, they can read the paper, pop to the shops or have a pint in the local pub. We have strong connections with the Alloa community, many of our residents invite them to join in our activities or even run their own here.

Keeping busy

There are group activities to enjoy seven days a week, including crafts, quizzes, films and live entertainment. We also love one-to-one time with residents doing something they enjoy.

Out and about

Friends and family are welcome to visit whenever they like, and where better for a catch up than the lounge? If residents fancy a day trip, we’ll often pop out for tea and cake too.

House proud

We encourage residents to get involved with activities around the house. Simple things like gardening, hosting afternoon tea or laying the table for dinner can spark up friendships and help residents settle in.

Keeping busy

There are group activities to enjoy seven days a week, including crafts, quizzes, films and live entertainment. We also love one-to-one time with residents doing something they enjoy.

Out and about

Friends and family are welcome to visit whenever they like, and where better for a catch up than the lounge? If residents fancy a day trip, we’ll often pop out for tea and cake too.

House proud

Our team

You’ll find the team here are passionate about meeting every individual’s needs, going out of their way to make Marchglen Care Centre a place residents can call their own. Our team includes nurses and carers experienced in all types of care.

Anne-Marie McKeich

Home Manager

As Marchglen's Manager, I have a strong conviction that each resident should have the opportunity to live their life as they wish to, in this very comfortable and prestigious setting.

Ellie Alivanoglou

Deputy Manager

I feel really passionate that our residents and their families are treated as individuals, providing high quality care and ensuring they can continue to keep doing the things they love.

Julie Goymer

Administrator

It’s important to me that we offer a comfortable and homely setting that our residents are proud to call home and support them to be as active and sociable as they wish.

Lorraine Ashbridge

Chef

I get to know every resident personally and their specific needs. I work closely with our teams to keep up-to-date on any changes to our residents health or nutritional needs.

Sheila Campbell

Clinical Lead

Our carers and nurses are highly skilled, with qualifications to manage all types of care, including residential, nursing and dementia. Within each team, we’re also able to offer specialist care for complex conditions.

Karl Heidberg & Michelle Caldwell

Health & Wellbeing Coordinators

We work with every resident to put an activities plan in place, so they can get involved whenever they wish to and enjoy time socialising with other residents.

Things you need to know

Marchglen Indicative Pricing

Ask about our latest promotional offers, or download our indicative pricing and read how we charge for the different services we provide.

Sample Home Contract

Download a sample contract before you visit so you can ask us any questions in relation to your specific circumstances.

Our Funding Care Guide

We’ve created a helpful guide which explains how the funding process works and answers some of the most frequently asked questions.

Care Home Checklist

Ahead of your first visit, you can download our checklist of questions to discuss including most frequently asked COVID-19 related questions.

Visiting Our Care Homes

We understand that it's important for you to view a home when choosing care. Here's what to expect when you visit one of our homes to minimise any risk of infection.

The types of care we provide

Nursing Care

Our own fully qualified Nurses have specialist expertise and are chosen for their compassion and experience.

Permanent Care

From the day our residents move in, we do everything to help them settle in as well as offering support for the whole family.

Respite Care

Respite stays can be tailored to each person’s individual care needs which can be from a few days or for as long as is needed.

Convalescence Care

Support to get people feeling their best before returning home after time in hospital, an operation or a period of illness.

Directions

Address
2 Gannel Hill View, Fishcross
Alloa, Clackmannanshire
FK10 3GN
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