Our facilities
Tara Winthrop includes 140 beds over five distinct suites, each catering to a range of residential needs.

• Lambay Suite is for those under age 75 with chronic neurological conditions.
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‍• Columba Suite and Iona Suite are dedicated to the nursing and palliative care needs of residents with chronic long-term conditions.
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‍• Erris Suite is for frail elderly residents over 65 years, with chronic long-term illnesses from low to high dependency care needs.
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‍• Shenick Suite caters for residents over 65 years with specific care requirements around chronic mental health and severe cognitive impairment.

Our clinic ensures residents have access to everything they need to live comfortable, active lives. Residents can take advantage of:

• Hairdressing salon
• Massage therapy
• Physiotherapy rooms
• Convenience Store
• Personal laundry service
• Newspapers delivered daily to rooms on request
• Medical Transport / mini bus service to take residents to outside activities or medical appointments
• Visiting clergy
• Mass celebrated live and streamed to all rooms weekly

A caring environment
Our large, multidisciplinary team works closely with our onsite Medical Director and Director of Nursing, as well as the wider medical community to ensure that each resident is receiving the right treatment for their needs. Residents also benefit from the services of physiotherapists, occupational therapy, a dietician, speech therapist and chiropody. Regular visits from an optician and assistance with dental appointments ensures a holistic approach to residential care.

Nutrition is vital to residents’ wellbeing – but complex conditions can sometimes make eating a challenge. Our team of chefs cater to the specific dietary requirements of every resident, with appetising and nourishing meals prepared fresh with quality ingredients from local suppliers.

To assist a number of our residents with dementia or cognitive impairment, we also offer a Snoezelen Room. This state-of-the-art therapeutic environment is designed to deliver high levels of stimuli to stimulate their senses and has been shown to be beneficial to improving communication, behaviour and mood, while reducing fear.