Governance and Management
Golden Nest Carehomes Limited, is governed and managed by highly educated and experienced professionals with the background in UK Healthcare, IT and Education sectors. The Board of Advisors consists of consultants from Health and IT sectors
Management Team
Director and Responsible Person:
Suresh B Konduru - MBA
Registered Manager: Deborah Ann Fidoe
Registered Manager: Deborah Ann Fidoe
Shenstone House Nursing Home
Golden Nest Carehomes Limited is,an independent care provider registered in England and Wales, the current provider of Shenstone House registered by Care Quality Commission (CQC) and the local authority is Worcestershire County Council (WCC).
Vision and Mission
Vision
We strive to provide high quality care in a safe, caring, responsive, effective and well-led environment
Mission
Through excellence in facilities, person-centred care trained and motivated staff and by promoting best care values
We strive to provide high quality care in a safe, caring, responsive, effective and well-led environment
Mission
Through excellence in facilities, person-centred care trained and motivated staff and by promoting best care values
Core Values
The following core values states, as an organisation, what we stand for;
- Our residents are the heart of everything we do
- Having honest and open communication
- Respecting the privacy and dignity, promoting the independence
- Protecting the rights of our residents and providing them the quality care
- Ensuring our service provision is fit for purpose and meets all the requirements of the regulatory and professional bodies and aligning with the terms of reference and key lines of enquiries of CQC
- Our residents are the heart of everything we do
- Having honest and open communication
- Respecting the privacy and dignity, promoting the independence
- Protecting the rights of our residents and providing them the quality care
- Ensuring our service provision is fit for purpose and meets all the requirements of the regulatory and professional bodies and aligning with the terms of reference and key lines of enquiries of CQC
Aims and Objectives
Privacy: the right a resident to be left alone
Dignity: the understanding of needs and treating them with respect
Independence: allowing to take calculated risks, make their own decisions and think and act for themselves
Choice: giving the opportunity to select for themselves
Rights: promoting all basic human rights available to residents
Fulfilment: encouraging to realise their own aims and assist them in achieving their goals in all aspects of daily living
Independence: allowing to take calculated risks, make their own decisions and think and act for themselves
Choice: giving the opportunity to select for themselves
Rights: promoting all basic human rights available to residents
Fulfilment: encouraging to realise their own aims and assist them in achieving their goals in all aspects of daily living