Falls of Dochart
Retirement Home

Falls of Dochart
Retirement Home

Embrace tranquility and community at Falls of Dochart: Your Scottish haven for retirement living.

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Welcome to The Falls of Dochart Retirement Home, providing care and assistance to the elderly residents of Killin.

Residential Care

Providing lodging, meals and aid with personal care and medication for individuals in need.

Dementia Care

Specialized care offering quality support and comfort for individuals living with dementia-related conditions.

Palliative Care

Tailored care providing quality support and comfort for individuals with life-limiting conditions.

About Us

Falls of Dochart Care Home is located in the village of Killin who are registered to care for a maximum of 12 older people. The home is a stone-built Victorian villa on two levels. There is a passenger lift for residents to access upstairs bedrooms. There is a comfortable well maintained garden to the rear of the house with a sitting area at the entrance of the home.

Killin Care Charitable Trust has responsibility for the service. The trust operates with a board of ten members.

“Falls of Dochart Retirement Home exceeded our expectations! The staff’s dedication to personalized care and the welcoming atmosphere made my loved one feel truly at home. Highly recommend this exceptional facility!”

Sarah Thompson, Oban

“Choosing Falls of Dochart for my relative was the best decision. The level of attention and genuine care they provide is unparalleled. From the cozy accommodations to the engaging activities, it’s simply wonderful.”

Jane Wilson, Stirling

“I can’t speak highly enough of Falls of Dochart! The staff goes above and beyond to ensure residents’ well-being and happiness. It’s a relief knowing my family member is in such capable hands.”

Emily Johnson, Glasgow

Falls of Dochart aim to offer a safe, warm, friendly atmosphere so that all residents may enjoy their retirement years secure in the knowledge that their special medical and personal needs will be taken care of in a professional and caring manner. In order to achieve this aim we recognise certain basic rights which contribute to the quality of life of most people, including:

  • The right to privacy, dignity, independence as well as the right to take part in certain tasks.

  • The right of every individual to choose independently from a range of options affecting their day-to-day life.

  • The right of every individual to entitlements associated with citizenship.