Care Homes Owned by Contemplation Homes Ltd in Hampshire

as a person not as a patient, all the staff encouraged you to keep you motivated, moving, all the residents rooms are like hotel rooms and the staff encouraged you to peronised your room as much as you like, in the past year I've had health and personal problems in which the staff have helped me a lot, since being here I've never felt alone,

when he won. It was his birthday in the week and all the staff made such a fuss of him on his big day and even made him a lovely birthday cake and some of the staff came into his room to sing happy birthday to him.We were permitted to have our own private suprise party for him yesterday with all of his adult grandchildren and partners present. All of the staff are always smiling and always very accommodating, nothing is too much trouble. My dad is well looked after and happy which is such a relief for us all. I would highly recommend this home to anyone. Thank you so much to all of the staff for the care and support that you give to my dad.

grateful. I would not hesitate to recommend them to anyone looking for a safe place for their loved ones who require care.

It all felt calm and all staff greeted us warmly as we walked past.

to you all!

and I can visit any time, and join him for lunch frequently, which is home cooking. I have peace of mind, knowing that he is contented.

treated with compassion and was not made to rush to empty the room. Can not fault Northcott and would love to say a big thank you to all the staff mum may not have been with you for long, but it was a comfort to know she was being cared for in her last days.

with a homely atmosphere.

to the management team of three particular staff members, the dining room is now very well organised and the food is hot and plentiful. Well done to all concerned.

always seems to be good too and mum has a lovely room over looking the garden.

always treated very well. He would refuse things often but the staff would always try, and if he wouldn't leave the room they would keep checking him & stay for a chat.
It was easy to see the connections the staff made with the residents, be it my Dad or the other residents.
Being a visitor I was always asked if I wanted tea/coffee, extra chairs & so on. I was always welcomed with a smile, and I was always amazed at no matter who answered the door to me, they not only knew me and who I was there to visit, but knew how he had been that day.
Perhaps the best praise comes from my daughter, a 5-year-old medical student who has seen a lot of care homes during her studies and said to me 'this is a good one'.