Middleton Hall Care Home in Uphall
Middleton Hall Care Home in Uphall
A warm welcome to Middleton Hall Care Home, Uphall
You’ll find Middleton Hall Care Home in the historic West Lothian village of Uphall, situated with grand views of the rural surrounding. We are close to Broxburn centre and public transport, making us easily accessible for visitors to pop-in for a chat.
Our Care team offers nursing care for those who have complex medical needs, and respite care to give family or friends a well-earned break.
Here residents are considered part of the family. We love to actively encourage residents to take part in all decisions - contributing to everything from the way their room looks, to the therapies they receive.
Our home is a short drive from Broxburn town centre, which makes for a great day out for residents and their loved ones to spend quality time together.
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Care Available and Weekly Fees
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Nursing Care*
Prices from £735 pw
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See all types of care available at this home
We provide care for those who are publicly funded as well as those paying for their own care. For those who are paying for their own care, our weekly fees are broken down by the main care types we offer.
*Nursing Care - Any contribution by the NHS for nursing care is paid directly to the care home and not included in these indicative prices.
Testimonials
"Mum is well cared for and really enjoys the activities and socialising at Middleton Hall."
"The staff are so warm, friendly and encouraging."
"The staff treat her with respect and are gentle with her."
55 Resident Rooms
Ensuite Rooms
Shared Rooms Available
Choice Of Lounges
Lifts
Pets By Agreement
Own Furniture if Required
TV Point In All Rooms
WiFi
Garden
Learn more about the care available
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Nursing Care
For people with an on-going medical condition. This is similar to residential care but with the addition of 24-hour support from a team of qualified nurses. Learn More
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Respite Care
Even the most devoted carer needs a break sometimes. Whether it is for a few days or a few weeks, we are here to step in when you or your carer need us. Learn More
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Palliative and End of Life Care
This is specialist support for people with a life-limiting illness to relieve their symptoms and make them as comfortable as possible. We understand that this can be a sensitive time and teams offer compassionate support, providing advice or an opportunity to talk. Learn More
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Ann Simpson
Care Home Manager
Ann has worked in the Health and Social Care sector for 44 years and has been the Home Manager at Middleton Hall for over 20 years. Ann began her career as a registered nurse and during her training she found her passion for looking after the elderly.
Why did you decide to join Four Seasons Health Care?
Middleton Hall was taken over by Four Seasons Health Care and I’ve been with the company for four years now!
What do you enjoy most about your job?
I love that I get to meet lots of people. I really enjoy training and developing my staff too. Most of all I love making my residents comfortable, happy, safe and feel included whilst living in our home.
What are your favourite hobbies and pastimes?
I’m a very family minded person, so I love spending time with my children and grandchildren. I also love reading, watching Avengers movies and going on caravan holidays.
Are there any highlights in your career you are particularly proud of?
I’m very proud of winning the regional heat of ‘Manager of the Year’.
What do you feel is your biggest achievement outside of your career?
Being philosophical and upbeat during a health scare that caused me to go temporarily blind. I was planning a guide dog and a talking computer so I could go back to work.
What are your Qualifications or Experience?
At the start of my career, I wanted to look after unwell children, so I completed my Registered Sick Children’s Nurse qualification. I worked as a nurse for sick kids for three years. I then trained at the Royal Infirmary and got my Registered General Nurse qualification. This is where I found my passion for looking after the elderly.
After having a family, I joined Middleton Hall in 1987 as a staff nurse. I then developed to being a matron and after that, I become the Home Manager and I have been in this position for over 20 years!
