Mull Hall Care Home in Invergordon

What type of care does Mull Hall provide?

Providing residential care, dementia care and respite care, our team in Barbaraville has a fantastic relationship with Ross-Shire’s community nurses, who come to the care home to deliver nursing care, enabling the care and support staff to also offer palliative services, also known as end-of-life care.

Experienced in caring for people living with dementia and dementia-related conditions, trained nurse Lorna has managed Mull Hall for seven years. At her side is deputy manager Steph, who has worked here for 17 years. 

What are the bedrooms like?

We are currently refurbishing each of our 42 bedrooms, so if you are joining us, you will have a spacious, newly decorated bedroom with a new carpet. Most bedrooms have small bathrooms with a toilet and sink, while some have en-suite showers.

What are the gardens like?

Stunning gardens surround Mull Hall, and many of the lounges and bedrooms have commanding views. The main lounge opens out onto the grounds, which is perfect in the warmer weather for residents to enjoy activities and lunches outside.

Bordering the care home is the Senior Highland Park Retirement Village, which has beautifully maintained walkways and two magnificent ponds, which our residents love visiting.

Outside the care home is a heated garden-house, which we currently use when friends and family visit. This is the perfect space for our relatives to see their loved ones during organised visits, maintaining those vital family connections with safety, privacy and comfort during these strange times. We also support our residents to use iPads and tablets to stay connected to their loved ones.

What activities are on offer?

Mull Hall has two dedicated activities specialists, who know our residents like their own family members, especially what they enjoy, and just as importantly, don’t like doing. They organise person-centred, one to one activities and wider group events like gentle exercise sessions, gardening, baking and singing. We also provide reminiscence and sensory activities, which are especially beneficial for our residents receiving dementia care.

With our own hair salon, our ladies and gents love having their hair cut and styled by a member of our team, who is also a trained hairdresser. She also provides the gents with a facial and beard trim, along with pampering sessions, including manicures and pedicures.

Where do we go in our minibus?

Before the recent global pandemic, the residents enjoyed excursions in the care home’s minibus around Invergordon and further afield.

We still enjoy trips to the beaches and villages across Easter Ross, with a picnic in the minibus instead of venturing outside. Many of our residents grew up in the surrounding villages, so these visits are lovely for reminiscing, particularly for those living with dementia and memory loss.

During ‘normal’ times, the residents enjoyed trips on the ferry to Cromarty Firth from Nigg and community lunches at The Mercat Centre in Milton, Highland. Also popular were the regular rickshaw rides in Inverness with a local charity, who arrange outings for older people living with types of dementia and memory loss.

Pricing Information

It is usual for residents in care homes to contribute to the cost of their own care. Some people have the resources to pay for their accommodation in full, whilst others make means-tested contributions. Our weekly fees vary dependent on the type of bedroom that is right for you, from our standard rooms through to our premium bedroom options. Prices start from £910 and may increase up to 20% dependent on your bedroom choice.