Tynefield Court Care Home
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About Tynefield Court

A purpose-built home on the edge of the village.

Just outside Etwall village, easily reached from Derby or Burton on Trent. The village has pubs, a post office, a fish and chip shop and a Chinese takeaway.

The aim of Tynefield Court is to provide the highest possible standard of care. We offer a homely, comfortable environment which is all on the ground floor and can take electric wheelchairs. We can accommodate forty-five residents across three wings.

The conservatory looks out over fields, and outside there is a courtyard garden with seating; many of the bedrooms open onto it through their own patio doors. The grounds are spacious. The home is a no-smoking environment.

We encourage the people who live here to lead happy and fulfilling lives whilst keeping as much independence as possible — which is easier in a building where nothing is upstairs.

The small quiet lounge, with armchairs, a bookshelf and a window onto the courtyard
Rated by the Care Quality Commission

Good

Overall rating

Report published 11 January 2023

SafeGood
EffectiveGood
CaringRequires improvement
ResponsiveGood
Well-ledGood

We publish every one of our five ratings, not just the headline. The inspection report sets out what the CQC found and what we were asked to improve — please read it before you decide, and ask us about it when you visit.

Read the full inspection report on cqc.org.uk

Who runs the home

Owned and run by two directors.

  • Mrs Renu Khosla

    Director

  • Mrs Sonia Ghai

    Director

    Site states registered to Tynefield Court for eight years; also owns other Midlands care homes.

The home has a registered manager, and a Registered General Nurse is on duty 24 hours a day across three shifts — mornings 8am to 2pm, afternoons 2pm to 8pm, and nights 8pm to 8am.

Training every member of staff completes

  • Induction
  • First Aid
  • Fire Safety
  • Moving and Handling
  • Food Hygiene
  • Health and Safety
  • Infection Control
  • Adult Protection
  • Mental Capacity Act

Further training

  • Diabetic requirements
  • Risk assessment
  • Challenging behaviour
  • Pressure sore prevention

Aim to train all care assistants to at least NVQ level 2. Staff are selected for their qualities, experience and professionalism, references are checked thoroughly, and training is ongoing.

Working here

We are currently recruiting.

Applicants should have relevant experience in the role they are applying for. If one of these sounds like you, call the home on the number below or send us a message and we will send you an application form.

  • Care AssistantRelevant experience required.
  • HousekeeperRelevant experience required.
  • Kitchen AssistantRelevant experience required.
  • Registered Staff Nurse (Days)Relevant experience required.
  • Registered Staff Nurse (Nights)Relevant experience required.
Visiting

Come and see the home.

Enquiries are welcome at any time, and staff are always available to show you and your family around. If you would like, spend the day with us — see a room, meet the staff and stay for a meal.