Murrayfield Care Home
Welcome to Murrayfield Care Home
You'll find Murrayfield Care Home in a residential area of Enfield, Greater London, close to Edmonton town centre.
Here our team of registered nurses and well trained care assistants provides excellent 24-hour care for people over the age of 65.
To suit a range of needs we offer different levels of care, from nursing and dementia care, to long-term or respite care. We also look after those with learning disabilities.
Our well equipped, comfortable nursing care home is in easy reach of shops, public transport and other amenities. We have a delightful and mature landscaped garden with furnished patio where people can enjoy the fresh air, help out with the plants, and experience the outdoor sights, sounds and smells.
Inside, there are two bright, spacious lounges on each unit. All bedrooms have en-suites, TVs and great personal-safety features; most have lovely garden views.
We love residents to personalise these spaces, and to choose their own colour schemes to make them more familiar and homely.
I love it here, especially my room, it's lovely.
The staff are excellent, the care is great.
It is fun here, it's my home now.
The staff are good and help mum so much.
Types of care
Facilities & services
Making care special is at the heart of Murrayfield Care Home in London. Our philosophy starts with getting to know each person as an individual and understanding what they need.
- All ensuite
- All single rooms
- On site hairdressing
- Library
- Quiet lounge
- TV lounge
- Lifts
- Landscaped gardens
- Patio
- Flat screen TV in lounge
- Wi-fi
Our news
14 Jul 2017
Colleagues from Laurels Lodge Care Home in Woodside, Havencourt Care Home in Stonehaven and Cumbrae Lodge Care Home in Irvine all came together to do a skydive, raising money for residents in their care and Alzheimer's Scotland.
Tracey Rhodes, Resident Experience Facilitator for Scotland, said: "Everyone was really excited for the jump. One of them hadn't even been in a plane, and they completed it, which was a huge accomplishment. They managed to raise £4,000 which is fantastic. Well done everyone."
Congratulations everyone! We’re all proud of you.
30 Nov 2016
Murrayfield Care Home in London is celebrating the success of one of its Care Assistants after she successfully graduated from the Care Home Assistant Practitioner (CHAP) programme.
Jan Seal, Care Home Manager said: “Everyone here congratulates Mihela on her success. We’ve all supported her every step of the way and it’s great to see her hard work pay off. She is a great asset to the care home, and provides fantastic support to the residents here. She’s a great part of the team. Well done again! I can’t wait to see you putting your new skills to use.”
The newly qualified CHAP is now able to provide some general nurse duties, such as medication rounds. This benefit’s the home as it enables the nurse to deal with more complex issues.
Jo Vasey, Four Seasons Health Care Managing Director for the South East of England, said: “We’re all really proud of every single CHAP and nurse who mentors them through the programme. Here at Four Seasons we’re committed to developing our staff and this is one way we can do that. Well done again! All of your hard work and dedication has paid off.”
Are you considering a career in care? Take a look at our current vacancies page.
29 Nov 2016
People embark on a career path because it’s something they love, they yearn to develop, grow and blossom in their profession.
Here at Four Seasons Health Care, Care Assistants can up-skill themselves on the organisations Care Home Assistant Practitioner (CHAP) Programme.
On Monday 7th November 2016, a graduation ceremony was held at Beechcare Care Home in Darrenth, celebrating the achievements of 36 newly qualified CHAPs.
Jo Vasey, Managing Director for Four Seasons in the South East of England, said: “Here at Four Seasons Health Care we take great pride in our CHAP Programme, and everyone who undertakes the intense 12 week course. I want to congratulate all 36 of the CHAPs for graduating; your hard work and dedication have paid off.
“The Programme is innovative and helps the CHAPs to provide invaluable support to the nurses in the homes.
“All the CHAPs have come through this long journey and I want to thank you for your commitment. I also want to thank the Nurse mentors who have guided and supported the CHAPs every step of the way. Well done everyone!”
The 14 homes benefiting from the new CHAPs skills are:
- Kingfisher House Care Home in Newmarket
- Beechcare Care Home in Darrenth
- North Court Care Home in Bury St Edmonds
- Catchpole Court Care Home in Sudbry
- Osbourne Court Care Home in Baldock
- Bon Accord Care Home in Hove
- Copper Beeches Care Home in Rochester
- Courtenay House Care Home in Kings Lynn
- Murrayfield Care Home in Edmonton
- Ross Wyld Care Home in Walthamstow
- Midfield Lodge Care Home in Oakington
- Ringshill Care Home in Huntingdon
- Summerdale Court Care Home in Newham
- Woodcot Lodge Care Home in Gosport
The newly qualified CHAPs are now able to provide some general nursing duties such as medication rounds. This benefits the home as it enables the nurse to deal with more complex issues.
Would you like to work for Four Seasons? Take a look at our current vacancies on our careers page.
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Contact our care home
If you'd like to arrange a visit to Murrayfield Care Home in London, or talk to us about our care options, please call, email, or fill in the contact form.
Care home manager: Bibi Codabaccus
77 Dysons Road, Edmonton, London, Greater London, N18 2DF
020 3199 2489
0208 884 0006
