Oakfield Nursing Home
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- Our Team
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Creating a home is at the heart of what we do
Close to both Courtown Harbour and Gorey, and within easy access of the M11 motorway, Oakfield Nursing Home is a modern, purpose built nursing home set in a rural environment with 8 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens.
Offering a wide range of services and recreational activities, Oakfield Nursing Home has built a strong reputation for excellence in care and offers a haven of tranquility.
Whether it’s catching up with family or friends in the sitting room or listening to music in our bar, our residents can enjoy an active lifestyle filled with choice, safe in the knowledge that our team is on hand to provide care and support.
Make your home with us in Oakfield Care Home, Wexford.
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Welcome Message from our Director of Nursing, Spergeon Franklin Jeyarathinam

A warm welcome to Oakfield Nursing Home. It is a place to make friends and to feel part of the community.
Our Nursing home is a home away from home and we offer a wide ranges of services to cater for your care needs. If you are considering Nursing home care, then visit us and you will feel at home.
Director of Nursing, Spergeon Franklin Jeyarathinam

Spergeon Franklin Jeyarathinam
Director of Nursing
MSc (Professional Practice), PG (Gerontological Nursing)
Nursing Home: Oakfield Nursing Home
Nursing Home Address: Ballinakill, Courtown, Gorey, Co Wexford
Spergeon is a qualified registered nurse with experience in Accident and Emergency and in residential care settings in Ireland. He has held posts as Assistant Director of Nursing and as Director of Nursing. He specialises in change management and has worked closely with Community Health organisation and the HSE.
With a BSc in Nursing, a Masters in Professional Practice in Nursing from University of South Wales, United Kingdom, QQI Level 6 – Leadership in Nursing Home Management, Manual and People moving and Handling Trainer, Spergeon brings a wealth of practical experience to his role of Director of Nursing.
Spergeon’s areas of professional interest include clinical governance, leadership and staff development.
Spergeon is passionate about patient centered care, a holistic approach to care of the older person, and establishing a Positive Work Environment.

Nicole Hayden
Reception

Sinead Meegan
Activities Co-ordinator

Chloe Doyle
Reception & Admin Support

Ollie Goodfellow
Maintenance Supervisor
TBC

Edit Szucs
Housekeeping Supervisor

Lisa Walsh
Accounts Receivable Administator
Facilities and Gardens
- 49 single and 21 twin rooms (all ensuite)
- Choice of Sitting Areas ranging from private and quiet to lively and active
- Visitors room
- Visiting Clergy
- State of the Art Kitchen
- Fully Stocked Library
- Sensory Room
- Piano Bar
- IT Facilities and Internet Access
- Landscaped Gardens and Walks
- Large Enclosed Gardens
- Hairdressing Salon with Visiting Hairdresser
- Smoking area (residents only)
Bedrooms
Each bedroom features:
- Nurse Call facility linked to Nurses Station
- Ensuites with Wheelchair Accessible Showers
- Flat Screen TV
- WIFI
We encourage all of our residents to bring some personal touches from home to really make their room feel like their own.
In Curam Care Homes, we value the thoughts and opinions of our residents and are constantly striving to provide the widest possible selection of services based on what they tell us.
Some of the services we provide in Oakfield Nursing Home are as follows:
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24 Hour Nursing Care
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Full Medical Care with On Call GP Services
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Physiotherapist Services
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Occupational Therapist Services
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Activity Programs with our own Activities Teams
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Exercise classes with our visiting Physical Therapist
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Alternative Therapies such as Massage, Aromatherapy and Reflexology
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Chiropody
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Hairdressing
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Religious Services
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Laundry
At Oakfield Nursing Home, we believe that life should be lived fully at every age. That’s why we offer a diverse, engaging and meaningful programme of activities — designed not just to pass the time, but to bring joy, spark creativity, and nurture deep connections.
Activities That Are Tailored And Inclusive
Each of our homes curates its own schedule, shaped by the interests, needs and preferences of the residents who live there. Working with our physiotherapist and occupational therapist, we adapt our activities to suit all abilities and aim to create a warm, inclusive atmosphere where everyone can participate in their own way.
Our activities are thoughtfully organised around four core pillars: Community, Cultural, Creative and Companionship.
Community: Staying Connected to the World Around Us
Our homes are at the heart of their local communities — and we make sure our residents stay connected to them.
From school visits and intergenerational projects to partnerships with local clubs and community groups, our residents enjoy frequent interaction with people of all ages. These relationships bring energy, laughter and a sense of belonging — while also allowing our residents to share their stories, wisdom and life experience.
Examples include:
- Visits from local primary and secondary school groups
- Intergenerational art and storytelling projects
- Involvement in community events and fundraisers
- Guest speakers from local organisations
Cultural: Bringing the Arts to Life
We believe cultural experiences nourish the soul. That’s why we offer enriching trips and in-house events that celebrate music, theatre, literature and the visual arts.
Whether it’s a day out at a local museum or theatre, or an afternoon enjoying live music, we make sure culture remains an active and inspiring part of daily life.
Examples include:
- Outings to the theatre or local cinema
- Trips to museums, galleries or heritage centres
- Visits from musicians, performers or historians
- Themed cultural days (Irish Traditions, World Culture, etc.)
Creative: Encouraging self-expression and skill
Creativity doesn’t fade with age — it flourishes when given the chance. Our Creative activities give residents the opportunity to express themselves through hands-on projects, both individually and as part of a group.
Whether it’s painting, knitting, flower arranging or crafting seasonal decorations, these sessions boost mood, stimulate the mind, encourage discussion and create beautiful moments of self-expression.
Examples include:
- Arts & crafts workshops
- Seasonal decoration-making (Christmas, Easter, etc.)
- Collaborative art projects for display in the home
- Baking, gardening and other tactile, creative pastimes
Companionship: The joy of genuine connection
Sometimes the smallest moments have the biggest impact. Our Companionship programme is about one-to-one connection, meaningful conversation, and emotional wellbeing.
Through dedicated time with staff, visits from therapy animals, and personalised activities, we ensure every resident feels seen, heard and cared for on an individual level.
Examples include:
- One-to-one chats or reminiscence sessions
- Pet therapy visits (for example dogs, cats, alpacas and lambs
Curam Connect App
The Curam Connect app is a secure family engagement tool where we provide updates to family members of residents, and where relatives and friends can send in photos and videos to their loved one, ensuring memories can be shared and relationships maintained.
Click Here to download App for Android
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If you are at the stage of considering a nursing home in Wexford, for either yourself or a loved one, please feel free to give us a call.
We believe each person is unique and special and we strive to maintain the highest standards of person centred care, in partnership with our residents and their loved ones.
Oakfield Nursing Home,
Ballinakill,
Courtown,
Gorey,
Co.Wexford,
Y25 NX33
Ireland
Tel: 053 9425679
Email: oakfield@curamcarehomes.ie
If you would like to arrange a visit, get further information or want to enquire about availability, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.
