Albany(Leyton)

The Albany is a purpose built 61 bedded Registered Care Home with Nursing. Albany Nursing Home is situated at 11-12 Albany Road, Leyton. It is well served by public transport and is within short distance to Leyton, Walthamstow underground station and buses.  The Home is designed to provide care for people who need continuous nursing care, either through frailty, disability, illness and dementia.

We have a dedicated team of staff to provide you with 24 hour care. Your care is individually assessed and planned with you by a Registered Nurse to enable you to live as full a life as possible.

We have a choice of lounge areas where you can read, listen to music, watch TV or simply sit and chat. We offer a programme of activities throughout the week and entertainment is organised throughout the year. The garden areas are fully accessible to wheelchair users.

Our meals are cooked on the premises by our resident Chef and our menus offer a variety of appetising meals. We are able to cater for special diets for medical, religious or cultural reasons.

We appreciate that making a decision to enter a nursing home can be stressful. We would strongly recommend that you (or your representative) visit other nursing homes in the area to assist in your choice. We realise there may be times when there are concerns or worries that need to be discussed. Our staff are always available to talk these concerns through with you. We will work with you to resolve any difficulties you may be experiencing.

We actively encourage your comments on your care provision.

Visitors are encouraged and welcomed at any time throughout the day. Family and friends are invited to join us for special occasions like Birthdays and Christmas and to accompany us on outings. Other regular visitors to the Home include your General Practitioner, Social Worker, Dentist, Optician, Chiropodist, Hairdresser and Clergy. We are also visited by Specialist Nurses, Dietician, Speech and Language Therapist, Wheelchair Service and Consultants as required. Residents are encouraged to make their rooms feel like home.