Greenside Court has been awarded a national Gold Standards Framework (GSF) Quality Hallmark Award, in recognition of the way it cares for people at their end of life.
The award was presented to Clinical Nurse Manager Caroline Taylor and Registered Nurse Beth Rawson at the GSF Annual Conference held at BMA House in London, a special event acknowledging care homes that have achieved this accolade in 2024.
Located near Rotherham, Greenside Court supports adults with complex needs, including neuro-disabilities such as Huntington’s disease and various physical disabilities.
The GSF Quality Hallmark Award signifies our dedication to ensuring that people live well and experience a dignified and respectful end-of-life in their chosen environment.
Achieving this award involved a comprehensive evaluation process, including a detailed review of care practices over the past year, an extensive portfolio of evidence related to end-of-life care, and a thorough assessment visit.
Jayne Fleming, Home Manager at Greenside Court care home, expressed her pride in the achievement:
"We’re deeply honoured to receive the Gold Standards Framework Quality Hallmark Award. This recognition reflects the dedication and compassion of our entire team in delivering exceptional end-of-life care.
“At Greenside Court, we’re committed to providing person-centred care that respects and upholds the dignity of every person, especially during their final stages of life.
“This award affirms our ongoing efforts to ensure that each person's end-of-life experience is as comfortable and meaningful as possible. We’re incredibly proud of the positive impact we make in the lives of those we care for.”
In addition to this esteemed award, Greenside Court is also accredited by the Huntington’s Disease Association under its ‘Quality Assured’ kitemark scheme and holds a Care Quality Commission ‘Outstanding’ rating.
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