Facilities
Mental Health Services
Mental Health Services:
Facilities
Nua Healthcare offers specialised care for people with mental health issues at these facilities;
- Chapel View
- Rathbeag
Chapel View
Chapel View is a specialist care home providing personalised residential and nursing care for elderly people with mental health issues.
This new state-of-the-art care home is located in a countryside setting in Kilcullen, county Kildare. Just three miles from the local village, it is set on two acres of land and is within easy reach of both Dublin and Waterford.
Combining highly trained staff with purpose-designed accommodation, Chapel View is equipped especially for the needs of older people.
It spans 7,000 sq feet and comprises of 11 spacious bedrooms, all for single occupancy. There are a number of comfortable and well furnished social rooms, providing a meeting place for Service Users to relax and entertain guests
Facilities at Chapel View Include:
- Individual bedrooms all with wet room ensuite facilities
- Several Family and Social rooms
- Specialist bathing including a multi-sensory spa
- Secure, landscaped gardens
- Onsite CraftDay service
- Qualified nursing staff 24 hours a day
- Access to our Clinical Team including Occupational Therapists, Physiotherapists, Psychiatrists, Psychologists, etc.
- Lift Access to second floor
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Chapel View Location: View on map
Gormanstown,
Kilcullen,
Kildare
Rathbeag
Rathbeag is a community-based mental health/challenging behaviour facility catering for individuals with issues such as borderline personality disorders.
The house is situated on 3.5 acres in the Laois countryside and has 4 ensuite bedrooms.
Separate from the main house, there is an additional self-contained isolation apartment for individuals who are in a heightened state of challenging behaviour.
The apartment has its own bedroom, sitting room, kitchenette and sensory calm down area. It also has its own secure garden. This enables individuals in crisis to be alone for a short period of time until they are ready to reintegrate back into a normal care setting.