Marchglen Care Centre

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2 Gannel Hill View, Fishcross, Alloa, Clackmannanshire, FK10 3GN

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Types of care

Nursing Care

Types of stay

Connect Day Care
Convalescent Care
Permanent Care
Respite Care

Getting here

Parking is available for residents and visitors.
The nearest railway station is Alloa Station. The nearest bus stop is Benview Terrace, less than a five-minute walk away.

Welcome to Marchglen

Marchglen Care Centre is located within Clackmannanshire which is locally known as the Wee County. We can be found within the central belt of Scotland with stunning views of The Ochil Hills and is an easy commute from Stirling, Falkirk, Glasgow, Edinburgh and Fife.

A purpose-built home for up to 37 residents, comprising of four houses that make up the Marchglen community. The team provide care for residents living with a learning disability, those who require complex care that requires specialist nursing such as care of a tracheostomy and care of a percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy (P.E.G). Currently there are residents between the ages of 22 to 90 who call Marchglen their home. Marchglen is a unique service as it offers specialist provision of care which is inclusive of younger adults.

Life at Marchglen is vibrant and full of life, our resident-led care ensures that all of our residents lives are fulfilled and full of joy and happiness.

What does care from the heart mean to the team at Marchglen?
“By getting to know the residents, the team know how to support them to do what they love. This can involve participation in arts and crafts, celebrations of special days, entertainment just for the fun of it, shopping, support to go on holiday, pet therapy and most recently involvement with local charity Cycling without Age, where residents can be taken for a spin in a trishaw bike.”

Spend a day with us…

Join us for a complimentary day this January to experience our hospitality from the heart, daily life in our community, exceptional care, and a chance to spend time with our residents and team. If you would like to book a day for yourself or a loved one, please get in touch. Terms and conditions apply.

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Book a respite stay with us

Laughter, joy and companionship this winter season – whether you’re looking for care for yourself or a loved one, our respite stays are here to lend a helping hand.

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Move in this Winter with No Deposit

This winter, settle in without the stress, a warm welcome and care from the heart await, terms and conditions apply.

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Daily life at Marchglen Care Centre

At Aria Care, we take a genuine interest in you and the way you like spending your time. This means we can tailor your time with us and make sure it’s every bit as enjoyable as life has always been. With round-the-clock care and support, dining experiences and stimulating activities, you’ll soon be calling us “home”.

Morning

A cup of tea and a smile welcomes you every single morning.
Individual activities, tailored to our resident’s needs so they feel at home.
Our team provide a wonderfully nutritious breakfast to set you up for the day.

Afternoon

Engaging daily activities to stimulate mind, body and soul also include trips out to places of local interest.
Enjoy music from a local entertainer whilst spending time with friends.
Our salons and barbers are filled with laughter and fun while our residents get pampered.

Evening

Gatherings and parties to celebrate important dates, with families and friends invited to join in and spend precious time together.
Homecooked meals with your fellow residents are enjoyed in our comfortable dining rooms.
Quizzes and games fill the rooms with joy during the evenings in our community.

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Keeping Things Personal

The welcoming surroundings at Marchglen Care Home are matched by the high standard of individual care our colleagues provide to our residents. When you arrive and throughout your stay you’re greeted with warmth, passion, and care and our community is vibrant, happy, and homely.

We love learning as much as we can about who we care for, so your loved one’s time is tailored to their individual need and interests. This can be as small as knowing when they like to wake up, how they like their tea, and everything about their daily routine. Our team take the time to get to know all our residents and encourage independence and communication.

We are dedicated to providing a smooth transition into a home where care is from the heart and interaction with residents is paramount. Our residents show us the way. They tell us what they need, and we do our very best to deliver. Every element of our care is considered with their needs in mind. Surrounding everyone with familiarity, security and care, we make their experience with us as fulfilling as possible.

Reviews

Laura Smith 1 year ago

I was here as a student and I can say that the care provided is on top tier. The activities that were put on daily in the common area were fantastic and the residents really enjoyed this. The food was lovely too and residents seemed to enjoy this.

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Stephanie Sharp 2 year ago

Great home and pleasant to work with. Caring staff members ❤️

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Donna Lemaitre 2 year ago

Was there today with our therapy pet Haggis to see the patients,they really enjoyed the visit the staff were caring and engaged with the patients and shared the happiness of the visit,going to make this a monthly event,a very happy experience today

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John McAteer 3 year ago

Really fantastic place which provides specialist care for my mum. The staff looking after mum are really great- such a friendly, professional and caring bunch. I feel confident that she is getting the care that she needs. Nursing and care staff are very communicative and care is very person centred. My mum is often having a laugh with some of the carers there and she has developed some really close bonds. There is a regular programme of activities organised, which is great for residents’ general well-being. The new management are very approachable, available to chat and have made a massive positive impact on Marchglen. Mum is content, comfortable and well looked after.

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Marchglen Care Centre
Inspection date: 16th November 2022
– How well do we support people’s wellbeing? 4 – Good
– How good is our leadership? 4 – Good
– How good is our staff team? 4 – Good
– How good is our setting? 4 – Good
– How well is care and support planned? 4 – Good
Click here to view the inspection report

News & Events from Marchglen Care Centre

Fish Friday at Marchglen

January 16th, 2025

At Marchglen Care Centre in Alloa, Fridays are always special with their traditional and ever popular “Fish Friday”. Every week, residents gather for a classic fish and chip dinner, expertly…

A spooktacular week of Halloween celebrations

October 30th, 2024

Our communities have been getting ready for the spooky season! Residents and team members have been enjoying some Halloween themed activities together with their families. Halloween is always an…

Marchglen Local Community Events

May 23rd, 2024

At Marchglen we understand the importance of supporting residents to maintain links with their local communities. That’s why we play an active part in our community. We hold events throughout…

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Additional Information

Parking is available for residents and visitors.

The nearest railway station is Alloa Station. The nearest bus stop is Benview Terrace, less than a five-minute walk away.

Location

2 Gannel Hill View, Fishcross, Alloa, Clackmannanshire, FK10 3GN

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Meet the Manager

Tracy, our Home Manager at Marchglen Care Centre, shares an insight into her role and what drives her passion for care:

“With over 30 years of experience as a nurse and manager, I have dedicated my career to supporting individuals with complex needs to live the lives they choose. My primary focus has been on assisting people with cognitive and learning disabilities to maximise their independence and access to local communities.

After working in a nurse consultancy role, advising on the impact of disabilities caused by health conditions, I returned to home management. This decision was driven by my desire to reconnect directly with residents and their families, as I missed the personal interaction and the opportunity to make a meaningful difference in people’s lives.

As a collaborative manager with extensive experience, I have a wealth of knowledge in supporting residents through person-centred planning. My goal remains to place residents at the heart of all decisions affecting their care. I find great joy in seeing individuals grow and live the lives they choose. It’s rewarding to watch both teams and residents gain independence and autonomy. For me, care provision must come from the heart, driven by empathy, and the passion to include both families and residents in all decisions affecting their lives.”