Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Kingston-upon-Thames]
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4. Nursing' Homes.
The Surrey County Council is the Authority for
registration "but has delegated power of inspection to this
authority. At the beginning of 1939 there was one registered
Nursing Home subject to inspection by the Xjocal Authority.
This Nursing Home was at 24, Albany Park Road. A total of
twelve beds to accommodate chronic and senile patients were
available, and the Nursing Home was under the charge of Miss Roe.
In January, 1939, this Nursing Home was removed from the register.
In March, 1942, a Private Nursing Home was opened
at 20 Grove Crescent called the Nonsuch Nursing Home, under the
direction of Miss Colclough Hoey. This Nursing Home has seven
beds for chronic and senile patients.
In March, 1942, a Private Maternity Home was opened
at 6 Queens Road, under the charge of the Matron, Miss M.Keene.
This Maternity Home can accommodate eight patients.
Before registration of these two Nursing Homes,
inspections were made by the County Medical Officer of Health,
Borough Surveyor, and the Medical Officer of Health, and the
proprietors were required to carry out certain alterations and
improvements before registration was effected.