Sunningdale Court-Care Home is a home in the Ashby area of Scunthorpe, which can accommodate 20 residents - it has a 'Good' rating from the CQC. Care can be provided for those with learning disabilities.

Sunningdale court is a registered learning disabilities residential home for people aged 18-64 and 65 and over in the heart of Ashby, within walking distance to local shops and cafés.

Sunningdale Court Residential home is registered with the Care Quality Commission as a ‘Learning Disability Care Home’ for up to 20 Residents. We provide Long Term Care, Short Term Care and day care for people who are 18-64 years of age and older people aged 65 and over with learning disabilities. We accept people aged 18-64 and older people 65 years and over, with learning disabilities, referred from Social Services and financed by the Local Authority, and those who arrange care independently to fund themselves.

Our key emphasis is to ensure each person is identified as an individual who is unique to everyone else. People who use our services will receive care, treatment, and support relevant to individual identified needs that are gathered during the initial pre-admission assessment. Through regular evaluation, reassessment and reviewing of individual person centered care plans, enables changes to identified needs to be efficiently implemented to ensure that overall well-being is maintained. Further support and guidance from other professionals can therefore be sought if the need is identified. It is extremely important that Service Users and their carer’s participate in the review process to ensure that the Service Users needs, choices, wishes and feelings are listened too and appropriate action taken, of which we actively encourage and communicate at all times with Service Users and their families.

Service Users at Sunningdale Court will benefit from a homely home which is ‘your home, our care’. Service Users will benefit from a highly trained skilled workforce, who are committed to providing high standards of care to meet individual choices, needs, requests and preferences.

A pre-admission assessment will be carried out to assess the suitability of the match between your needs and the Services and facilities of the Home. The suitability of your admission will be discussed with you and, if appropriate and with your permission, your representative(s).

Emergency admissions will be accepted only in exceptional circumstances, where the health or safety of the Service User is under threat, and normally only through a professional referrer such as Social Services. In this event, the suitability of the proposed Service User will be discussed with the professional referrer to ensure that the needs match the services offered, and the normal pre-admission assessment will be carried out within 48 hours of admission.
The home itself can accommodate a maximum of 20 residents, male and female.