Parkdale

Parkdale is a purpose‑built residential care home in Perth & Kinross, providing long‑term and short‑term (respite) care for adults who, due to age or disability, are no longer able to live independently within the community.

Support at Parkdale is tailored to each individual's needs, with a strong focus on dignity, independence and quality of life. The aim is to support people to continue living full and meaningful lives, both within Parkdale and in the wider community.

Who Parkdale supports

Parkdale primarily supports adults aged 65 and over, although individual circumstances can be considered and assessed where appropriate.

Before moving into Parkdale, everyone will have an assessment to ensure that the service is suitable for their needs and that appropriate support can be put in place.

Information about assessments is available through Accessing care.

Care and support

Care at Parkdale is person‑centred and responsive to individual needs. Support may include:

• Assistance with daily living and personal care
• Support to maintain independence and routines
• Opportunities to stay socially active and engaged
• Short‑term respite support for individuals and carers

Care is delivered in a respectful, supportive environment that recognises each person's preferences and abilities.

Day care at Parkdale

Parkdale also offers a day care service, operating two days per week (Tuesday and Friday). The service can currently support up to 12 people per day.

Transport is generally provided by:

• The Parkdale minibus
• Pool cars and taxis
• Voluntary drivers

The day care service supports individuals living within approximately a 10‑mile radius.

Further information about day opportunities is available in Day opportunities and community support.

Accommodation and facilities

Parkdale can accommodate up to 40 residents. Of these:

• 38 rooms are used for permanent residential care
• 1 room is allocated for carer respite
• 1 room is allocated for interim care

The home is arranged into four smaller units, each with:

• 10 en‑suite bedrooms
• Its own lounge and dining area
• An open‑plan kitchen

There are also shared facilities throughout the home, including:

• Communal bathrooms and toilets
• A function hall
• A hairdressing room

Bedrooms are spacious and can accommodate married couples where required.

Charges and contributions

A contribution towards the cost of your stay at Parkdale will usually be required.

Charges are based on individual circumstances and are discussed as part of the assessment and financial review process.

Clear information about contributions, financial assessments and support with costs is available in Paying for care and free personal care.

Referrals and pre‑admission assessment

Referrals to Parkdale can be made by:

• The individual themselves
• Family members or friends
• Health or social care professionals

All referrals should be made through Accessing care.

Before a placement is offered, staff will aim to carry out a pre‑admission assessment to ensure Parkdale is the right setting to meet the person's needs.

Quality and inspection

Parkdale is registered, regulated and inspected by the Care Inspectorate. 

Copies of inspection reports can also be requested directly from Parkdale.

Further information or visiting Parkdale

Further information can be obtained by:

• Contacting Parkdale directly
• Arranging a visit
• Speaking with the Manager or senior staff
• Requesting an information booklet

Staff are happy to answer questions and provide support to individuals and families considering Parkdale.