63 results found for RESPITE CARE Clinics in UNITED KINGDOM

Everyone has been very helpful and made my sister's first few days at the care home feel at home and helped her to adjust to a new life with excellent support from the carers

Had a great experience at St John & St Elizabeth when I had a hip replacement recently. They cared for me very well and everything felt efficient t and professional.

The Midewife team is caring, friendly and professional. On 19 April, I went in for a fasting glucose test in the morning. Upon completion, both my husband and me were offered hot drinks and banana. Since this is my first pregnancy and third trimester, I am easily worried and I was a bit concern about the test. The midwife team has been patient, sensitive and caring throughout which made me feel relaxed and assurred.

As a newly approved cater at Curam my experience is limited to the journey so far which has been very in-depth and ghoufough overall. Approval meeting was very friendly and informative and showed me where I may want to make adjustments snd how to do that.

The staff are always so lovely, kind and cheerful.

After reading previous reviews I was really concerned when my Dad was sent here from hospital. He has been here for a year now and has only good things to say about his care he really likes the staff especially Mandy who has really helped him. He has no complaints about the food and he seems really settled and loves to have a bit of banter with the staff. He chose to stay here when given a choice to move and that really says it all in my opinion.

It's a beautiful care home, with even better staff. They are just incredible

Love working at queens court. Diana General Manager is always welcoming. Today i really enjoyed seeing everyone come in for the dementia seminar.

Amazing, caring, thoughtful

The place needs a lot of TLC...window locks broken .. esp coming into winter. .I watched residents being served up dry scones and pancake etc yet they from an era that spread butter like cheese....it's not like the food they get regular is high nutritional content ..sausage roll and cocktail sausage etc ..so giving them a sweet tea or bread and butter shouldn't hurt. A resident does lovely artwork yet none of his pictures are displayed. A freezer would be good in kitchen to have ice lollies on the hot days etc ...TV is just what's on that night ...a movie from their era or music would be a suggestion. I just think it lacks a bit of soul . An A4 bullet note in patients rooms would be nice to see what likes and dislikes are .or dogs ...farmers in past life..knitting bakers etc .....get chatting to them and they have some interesting stories to tell.