Care Homes Owned by Care UK in Oxfordshire

The change in my Mothers demeanour, appearance and acceptance of care is immense! She consistantly mentions how happy she is with the level of care and patience she receives from all the staff. She enjoys the activities and stimulation and it shows in her willingness to participate and join everyone for meals. I leave her at the end of my visit knowing in my heart that we've chosen the right home for her.

Staff were friendly, extremely helpful. Couldn't do enough to help us.

I will never be able to thank Seccombe Court enough for what they did not just for Dad but for the family, as well as making sure Dad had the dignity and support in his final weeks they also made me feel part of the family which made such a difference when you are caring for someone on end of life care. A wonderful home and fantastic experience

Mum is enjoying all the fabulous activities, the attention she gets from all the lovely staff who cannot do enough for her & loving the food. I can honestly say I would not be happier the way everyone looks after Mum, this home is fantastic & so clean to. Would highly recommend.

The staff are lovely and friendly and helpful and always polite, our relative seems happy and content. He and his wife enjoy all the meals, they are wholesome and nutritious. The housekeepers efficient and everywhere is lovely and clean. We couldn't be happier knowing our relative is looked after very well.

The facilities are beautifully maintained. The staff is very courteous and takes very good care of the residents. We have had a couple of meals with our friend and they were delicious. I am very happy that our friend is getting such good care.

Thank you so much Miller's Grange for taking care of my son's grandmother so well!

Astonishingly bad food, we went for a Sunday Lunch with the resident ( a family member); it was inedible.

After our family member felt unwell , I passed by to check up on him; imagine my distress finding him fully clothed in 32 degrees with a tiny window open, no cold water to drink. Mildly confused dementia patients deserve better care at these prices.

The 'garden' is one bench in front of a dirty bird cage.

Although we had spent an hour filling in a details form before arriving for respite, the staff still referred to visitors as his 'children'' ; astonishing to see they hadn't read the information as the resident has no children of his own; adding insult to injury.

Mum has been in Millers Grange Witney for almost 6 years - her care continues to be excellent; she is very happy!

Thank you.

A really nice, welcoming place where I know mum is being well supported and looked after. Lovely facilities and all the staff seem very caring and professional. There are regular daily activities to keep residents occupied and engaged.

We are seriously considering moving in ourselves for some TLC.

As a visitor I am always made welcome and usually an update on mum. As it's fairly small everyone knows everyone which is very comforting. I would certainly recommend to anyone looking for care for a loved one.

Huntercombe Hall is mum's home. The personalised care and energy and effort made to provide a good life is a consistent feature of mum's experience and we always feel welcome when we visit. The home is really well run and the team work together day-in and day-out to do their best for the residents. There is a strong community spirit which means that staff go the extra mile - most recently witnessed at the fabulous summer fete. I know mum is getting the best possible care and loads of opportunities to join in with positive community activities. Mum has been a resident for a number of years and we are so glad we chose Huntercombe.

Dad moved into Abbeycrest only recently, after a less than satisfactory experience at another home. The professionalism and efficiency of the administrative staff at Abbeycrest from the minute I first contacted them has been outstanding. The fact that I was in another country at the time of the transition did not matter at all. They organised a video call within 24 hours of me contacting them and very quickly put a process in place to help Dad move as soon as possible and answered all my questions professionally, honestly and in detail. The speed at which Dad has settled in and the staff have got to know him is a pleasure to see. It is a big endorsement of the quality of all the staff at Abbeycrest. From being withdrawn and depressed Dad is now taking part in the daily activities and enjoying watching television with the other residents in the lounge. Thank you so much everyone at Abbeycrest, all your efforts to help Dad's move be as easy as possible are greatly appreciated.

We found this home through a family friend whose mum stayed here and highly recommended it. It's always clean and tidy, and the staff take great care of the residents while bringing plenty of fun and positivity to the environment.

Visited a friend today. The home looked very clean and smelt very fresh. The reception staff helpful and quick to respond. Refreshments offered were well received when our friend had her lunch. The gardens showed signs of the heat and the tubs looked in need of a change of plants. Having worked as a deputy manager for over 15 years in various care homes, it was very good to see the residents were put first and treated individually.

I just think the home is perfect for my wife who has Alzheimers. Abbeycrest is more like a hotel than a nursing home. The carers and staff are amazeing and she seems better now than when she moved into the home 2½ years ago. Which says it all

Abbeycrest staff are always welcoming and attentive when we visit. The home is spotless and has a homely atmosphere. The residents present as relaxed and happy and their is always an activity on offer or a quiet corner to rest, chat and reflect on life.

I felt very safe and secure and the staff were very helpful and always cheerful and attended to my needs.