Care home · Selkirk, Scotland

Thornfield House

Good or better in every area graded (4/6) Care Inspectorate

Thornfield House is a care home in Selkirk, Scottish Borders, run by Mr Jim and Mrs Vivien Armstrong a Partnership. It is registered for 23 people, with 21 single bedrooms.

Address
9/10 Thornfield Avenue, Selkirk, TD7 4DT
Run by
Mr Jim and Mrs Vivien Armstrong a Partnership
Type of provider
Independent (private)
Type of care home
Older People
Places
23 (21 single rooms, 2 beds in shared rooms)
Main area of care
Older people - dementia
Also cares for
Hearing impairment, Mental health problems (other than dementia), Older people - dementia, Older people - frailty, Palliative and end of life care, Physical disability or illness, Visual impairment
Council area
Scottish Borders
Registered
November 2005
Last inspection
7 May 2025

Care Inspectorate grades

How well do we support people's wellbeing?4 · Good
How well is care and support planned?4 · Good
How good is our setting?4 · Good
How good is our staff team?5 · Very good
How good is our leadership?5 · Very good

Grades published 27 May 2025. Scale: 6 excellent, 5 very good, 4 good, 3 adequate, 2 weak, 1 unsatisfactory.

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Paying for care in Scotland (2026/27)

  • Free personal care for adults assessed as needing it, at any age: in a care home the council pays £260.30 a week towards personal care, plus £117.10 a week for nursing care if needed.
  • Care home fees are means-tested: savings above £36,750 mean you pay the rest of the fee yourself; below £22,750 savings are ignored, and £1 a week is counted for every £250 in between.
  • Personal care at home (help with washing, dressing, eating) is free once the council assesses the need; other help at home may be charged.

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Service details and grades from the Care Inspectorate datastore, checked November 2026, used under the Open Government Licence v3.0. The Care Panel is an independent directory and does not provide care.