About Us
Glencairn House Care Home has operated for over 20 years from a tastefully renovated Country House in Auchterarder.
The home is run by a Charitable Trust with a board of volunteer Trustees comprising local business people, professionals and retirees to provide a broad range of skills & experience.
At Glencairn we aim to provide a safe homely atmosphere in which each resident’s needs can be met, whilst taking into account dignity, privacy and security.
We wish to offer each individual resident the opportunity to enhance their quality of life by maximising their potential physical, emotional, social and intellectual capacity through the provision of a safe, comfortable, supportive and stimulating environment.
We also believe its important to communicate with family and friends, in a common goal to achieve the highest quality of life for residents in our home.
Following our latest Care Inspectorate inspection, Glencairn House achieved a Grade 4 – Good. This reflects the positive progress made across the home and our ongoing commitment to delivering high quality, person-centred care for every resident in a safe, welcoming and homely setting.
Vision
We aim to create a welcoming home where every resident feels safe, respected, and supported to live with dignity, comfort, and a true sense of belonging.
Mission
We provide compassionate, person-centred care in a warm and supportive environment, promoting independence, wellbeing, and peace of mind for residents and their families every day.
Professional Bodies
The Care Inspectorate is Scotland’s independent scrutiny body, responsible for assessing the quality of care services, ensuring high standards are met, and supporting improvements where needed.
Registration number: CS2003009754
The SSSC is Scotland’s regulator for the social work, social care, and children and young people workforce, ensuring services are delivered by a trusted, skilled, and valued professional workforce.
The Royal College of Nursing is the world’s largest nursing union and professional body, representing over half a million nurses, midwives, nursing support workers, and students working to advance the profession.
Glencairn Staff
Staffing levels at Glencairn are maintained according to residents’ needs & numbers in compliance with Care Inspectorate regulations.
We are committed to staff training to enable us to deliver the highest possible standard of care for our residents. Staff are given the opportunity to achieve SCOTVEC qualifications & in-house training, development & support is ongoing.
Staff endeavour to create a relaxed, homely environment and to respect residents’ privacy and dignity. Medical needs are referred to the resident’s general practitioner, and nursing needs, if required, are undertaken by members of the Community Nursing Service of Tayside NHS Board.
Our Management Team
Colin McBurnie
Karen Bonner
Malcolm McNaughton
More than just a care home
A place to feel safe, supported, and truly at home, with care shaped around each individual.