Individual Rights of Residents at Torr Home

The right to be fully involved in and informed about the assessment of his/her individual needs and continuing personal plan of care.
The right to retain personal independence and choice, including the right to care for themselves.
The right to have personal privacy respected, including mail, belongings and affairs.
The right to have his/her cultural, religious and emotional needs accepted and respected.
The right to have his/her sexual, social and political needs respected.
The right to mix with other people in the community, whether by going out of the care centre or by inviting people in.
The right to information and consultation on decisions affecting his/her welfare, including daily living arrangements and to participate in any discussions on proposed changes.
The right to have full information on how to gain access to the statutory complaints procedure and to be represented by a friend or advocate if they wish.
The right to expect that staff have the appropriate skills and display sensitive care so as to achieve the highest quality of life
The right to choose his/her own General Practitioner and Dentist and the opportunity to consult with them in private
The right not to be moved without full consultation.
The right to have the opportunity to be responsible for his/her own medication and to make decisions about their medical treatment.
Residents have a responsibility to listen to and respect the views and rights of others, bearing in mind that they will be living in a small community.

If you require further details, or would like to come and see Torr Home for yourself, please contact us.