Care Home Owned by Nazareth Care Charitable Trust in Greater Manchester

the activities changed her mind. The staff were always respectful and caring to my Mum and to me; explaining matters along the way. Friendships were formed with the staff closest to her, like family. From the lovely people on reception to the lovely nurses, carers, cleaners, cook, they are a good team doing their very best to make residents comfortable. 18mths on sadly my Mum passed away in her bed and I could only be virtually present but her care family were at her bedside. Nazareth House is a big place but once you're there it feels small and friendly; as in life, it's what you make it. I've since visited. God bless them all xx

Nazareth House itself.

What I can say is that I met some amazingly good and caring people during this time who did their absolute utmost to make sure my Auntie was cared for in a brief time. Specifically Rose and Emma, who blew me away with their understanding and sympathy.

So that's that - I'm sorry my Auntie didn't stick it out (due to her own issues) but 5* and beyond to this place for the empathy they showed.

THANKS!

and my Sister were very concerned. The Nurse who attended to Mum contacted us everyday with updates this helped alleviate stress.

There is a very caring atmosphere in the home.

last days were peaceful and beautiful. Thank you.

questions or concerns may have.
Thank you.

caring, fun and giving.

taking on charity participants.

him to be more mobile. My father-in-law is a lot more settled and happy. Thank you.

food served is excellent and varied, causing my mum's appetite to return. There are plenty of activities for the residents and the surroundings, inside and out, are fantastic. Although she's only been there for a few weeks, there's been a significant improvement in her overall well-being.
I can thoroughly recommend Nazareth House for anybody looking for first-class care for a loved one. Thank you so much and continue the excellent work.

his illness and whilst he was on end of life. The dignity and compassion during the hardest times were very much appreciated. The management has worked hard to create a home where Mum feels like the staff and residents are like family.

though marked with her name, often went missing. Reception is never staffed at weekends. The manager and deputy are not there or reachable at weekends. Often agency staff with no knowledge of residents' needs or medications needed. Infrequent showers/baths due to lack of staff. All management responsibility - causing low staff morale.

settled recently with a few more familiar faces, albeit that this must be unsettling for residents.
Care staff team and ward manager thankfully provide some continuity for my father, albeit that nursing residents appear to have less access to activities beyond mass due to care needs so a lot of time spent in bed which is not good for the emotional well-being of patients who have 1, if any other visitors weekly.
Communication needs improving.

that she will run out of money and you will move her out. Mum has paid 100% for 5-6 years and her money is going fast! All her house money has gone. She lived a frugal, simple life. She volunteered here for 20 years. My sisters worry terribly about this.

He had and was given anything he needed, no matter what time of day or night. Nazareth House is for any religion, just in case anyone would think it otherwise.
I would not hesitate to recommend Nazareth House to anyone wishing their loved one to be cared for.