Care Homes Owned by Medicrest Ltd in West Sussex

Staff welcoming on my husband's arrival on 22 September 2026. Very caring of residents and anxious to attend to his needs and all matters brought to their attention, family atmosphere which is pleasant.

She thoroughly enjoys the gardening activities, and any time spent outdoors.

Utterly outstanding. Nothing seems too much trouble. Staff are beyond kind, both carers, nurses and the manager. Even the chefs and the maintenance staff. A truly wonderful home.

From the moment we arrived to look around Homelands, we were greeted with warmth and kindness. The manager came the next day to visit my mum, and she was admitted the following day. The care and genuine kindness shown towards my mum has been exceptional. The staff remember and acts on anything needed or asked for. They are quick to answer the call button and so respectful of my mum's dignity. I shall always be so grateful to all the staff for going over and above anything I have ever witnessed in a nursing home.

My dad Tony Hirst stayed with you from March 2025 to October 2025. He was very happy living with you. He had alzheimers and dementia. All the carers I met were absolutely lovely, always sp kind to my dad even when he could be very challenging. Food always smelt nice and dad enjoyed it. Dad always looked clean and well presented when we visited. Care home was clean and tidy. Catherine the manager was extremely nice and always kept us upto date with dad welfare. Dad only left as he had to return to hosp and then needed a nursing home so could no longer stay at Acorn. I would highly recommend

Food was good and choices made by residents when able. We attended many parites with entertainmnet which was very popular with residnets and their families.

We are very happy with Homelands and their staff, management are excellent.

Sadly our Mum recently passed away after 10 years at Homelands. She received excellent care throughout her stay. The nurses, carers and other staff were always friendly and welcoming making Mum and her visitors feel at home. Mum very much enjoyed the variety of activities especially Linley on a Thursday. Mum received professional and personalised care. My brother and I can't thank enough, all at Homelands, for the way they looked after Mum.

My Dad moved to Homeland as an emergency admission,mum and I couldn't manage at home. He was my mum's full time carer.Estrella went above and beyond to help us get him moved across and made us all feel very welcome, cared for and safe. the staff were fantastic.They treated Dad with so much dignity and respect the whole time he was there. We knew he was going for end of life care, but the way all the staff handled things, you wouldn't have known.I'm very greatful for the amount of doctor visits, check in, OT visits etc that were provided without us having to ask.When it got to the stage of my dad not being able to get out of bed. They regularly checked on him.the staff never ever made us feel unwelcome and we're always super accommodating.I bought my children with me and they were always welcome.We only had 5 weeks with dad from admission to him passing, but even in the final hours I can't fault them. Noel was so kind and compassionate and gave us all the time we needed to say goodbye.

Personally, based upon the care my mother has previously and continues to receive, I would have no reservations in recommending Homelands Nursing Home.

Good food. I am well looked after.

I would recommend Homelands, my mother stayed there for 2 years until she passed in January this year . The staff are amazing and so caring, going about their daily routine with professionalism, care and above all an element of humour, which is so import. Mum enjoyed the summer parties and Christmas celebrations, she enjoyed her hair and nails day on a Wednesday and the regular visits from Father Martin. Her room was amazing with beautiful views over the South Downs. Thank you to everyone at Homelands for looking after mum over the last couple of years .

The staff are all friendly and warm to not only the resident but also the family.

She was a character, and there was lots of fun and laughter too during her stay. We would whole heartedly recommend Homelands to anyone.

This home was not our choice but was where our relative was placed by the county council It's not corporate or flashy and looks dated and as if it would benefit from a massive cash injection but we are very pleased with it. The staff were friendly and seem to genuinely care. The management want the place to be very much viewed as a home and it does have a nice, warm, homely feel to it. For us, the only negative was its location as you would probably only access it by a vehicle most easily a private car. We felt confident about our relative safety and care there.

Our aunt was admitted to Homelands Nursing Home - Cowfold - in October 2023 as her dementia and Parkinson's had progressed to the point that even a (single) living-in carer was unable to cope. The staff at Homelands were friendly, welcoming and efficient. The premises and my aunt's room were clean and tidy. Whenever we visited we were kept informed of my aunt's health and her interaction with the staff even though she was nonverbal due to other health conditions. When her condition deteriorated the staff informed us, and when appropriate, arranged for end-of-life care, and treated both my aunt and ourselves with respect and dignity to the end.

Thank you all for your excellent care of my husband for the last few months. It was thorough and attentive. Everyone was so kind, friendly and patient with him and nothing was too much trouble. There was a welcoming and friendly atmosphere at the home for myself and his visitors. It really is a wonderful place.

Sadly he didn't have enough time to enjoy their activities. Thank you so much for your care.

My mother has been in the home for 5 months now, and given that no one wants to be in a nursing home, is settled. The staff are lovely and have a genuine kindness for the residents, the staff are all permanent which is a massive advantage as residents build relationships with them. The nursing staff are always available to talk to, and I cannot fault the care given to my mother. They have also been wonderful with my elderly father who visits her daily.

My father was brought to Homelands Nursing Home from the hospital after he suffered a broken hip and received very good care from the staff to keep him comfortable in the short time he was there. He was treated with the utmost dignity when he, unfortunately, passed away after a short stay.