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Qualified nursing care at Broxburn Care Home West Lothian

Nursing Care

Expert nursing,
around the clock.

There is a qualified nurse in the home 24 hours a day, led by our Manager and Clinical Lead. You can feel reassured knowing that both clinical and day-to-day care needs are handled with professionalism, experience, and kindness.

Our nursing team works closely with GPs, specialists and other healthcare professionals to ensure every resident receives the right level of care at every stage — whether needs are straightforward or complex.

What is nursing care?

Nursing care is a type of residential care that includes round-the-clock support from qualified nurses. It is suitable for people with complex medical needs that require regular clinical monitoring, medication management or hands-on nursing support — going beyond what standard residential care can provide.

The key difference between residential and nursing care is the level of clinical support available. Residential care focuses on personal care and daily living. Nursing care includes all of this, plus 24/7 access to qualified nursing professionals who can manage complex health needs and respond quickly if circumstances change.

At Broxburn Care Home in West Lothian, nursing care is delivered in a genuinely warm and homely setting — because clinical excellence and a caring environment should never be mutually exclusive.

Compassionate nursing care at Broxburn Care Home West Lothian

Nursing care may be right if your loved one:

  • Has complex or changing medical needs
  • Requires regular clinical monitoring
  • Needs help managing multiple medications
  • Has recently been discharged from hospital
  • Has a condition likely to become more complex over time
  • Needs more support than residential care can provide

A GP or social worker can carry out a formal assessment to help determine the right level of care for your loved one.

Nursing care at Broxburn Care Home West Lothian

Nursing care at Broxburn

24/7 Qualified Nursing

There is a qualified nurse in the home around the clock, every day of the year — so you can always feel confident that expert clinical support is on hand whenever it's needed.

Person-Centred Care

Every resident is an individual with their own needs, preferences and history. We take the time to truly understand each person so that the care we provide feels personal, respectful and just right.

Working with Healthcare Professionals

Our nursing team works closely with GPs, specialists and community health services to ensure seamless, coordinated care — keeping everyone informed and involved at every stage.

Led by people who care.

Our nursing team is led by Home Manager Laura McCorisken, who joined Broxburn in 2009 as a newly qualified nurse and has grown with the home ever since — from Senior Nurse to Clinical Lead and now Home Manager.

Alongside Laura, Zoe Shepherd serves as our Clinical Lead, bringing years of NHS experience as a Care Assistant before qualifying as a nurse. Her clinical expertise is matched by genuine compassion and dedication.

Meet the Full Team
Laura McCorisken, Home Manager at Broxburn Care Home
Nursing care team at Broxburn Care Home West Lothian

Professionalism,
experience and kindness

You can feel reassured knowing that both clinical and day-to-day care needs are handled with professionalism, experience, and kindness — by a team who genuinely care about every person in their charge.

Nursing Care FAQs

Nursing care is a type of residential care that includes round-the-clock support from qualified nurses. It is suitable for people with complex medical needs that require regular clinical monitoring, medication management or hands-on nursing support — going beyond what standard residential care can provide.

Residential care provides personal care and support with daily living — such as washing, dressing and mealtimes. Nursing care includes all of this, plus round-the-clock access to qualified nurses who can manage complex medical needs, administer medications and monitor clinical conditions.

There is a qualified nurse in the home 24 hours a day, seven days a week, led by our Home Manager and Clinical Lead. Our nursing team works closely with GPs and other healthcare professionals to ensure every resident receives the right level of care at every stage.

Nursing care may be appropriate if your loved one has complex medical needs, requires regular clinical monitoring, needs help managing medications, has recently been discharged from hospital, or has a condition that is likely to become more complex over time. A GP or social worker can carry out a formal assessment to help determine the right level of care.

We have a qualified nurse on site 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Our staffing levels are tailored to residents' needs, with teams and skill mixes adjusted as those needs change. We are regulated by the Care Inspectorate and were most recently rated Good.

Our fees start from £1,695 per week for self-funding residents. We also accept Local Authority placements, including those with top-up arrangements. Please contact us to discuss your specific situation or visit our Costs & Fees page for more information.

Yes — we accept Local Authority placements, including those with top-up arrangements. Please get in touch and we will do our best to help.

Other care services at Broxburn

Comfortable lounge at Broxburn Care Home West Lothian

Let's Talk About Your Needs

Thinking about nursing care for a loved one? We're here to help. Book a visit or give us a call — we'll take the time to understand your situation and answer any questions you have.

Visit Us

1 Lumsden Court
Broxburn
West Lothian
EH52 5LX

Visiting Hours

Visitors are welcome
throughout the day.
Please call ahead for
your first visit.

Get in Touch

01506 857 793
Broxburn-admin@pepperwoodcare.co.uk

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