Care Home Owned by Leaders of Worship & Preachers Homes (LWPHomes) in Lincolnshire

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together. The residents are always happy and are well cared for both collectively and individually in every way, and always speak very highly of the care and support that they are given. I absolutely love the home for its character, cleanliness and layout, as well as the many activities that are provided for the residents, from parties, celebrations, trips, and visits. I am also encouraged by its Christian ethos with devotions every day for the residents providing an important support for those no longer able to go to church.
As and when I reach old age it would be my first choice home from all the that homes I visit. I would recommend this home to everyone.

an honest and transparent way.
I feel the whole Westerley team truly care for my mum.

on advice CQC report 2 years or so ago. My disappointment lasted to the other residents, a dozen or so very old ladies wo are no longer able (or liking) to socialise, but this appears to be fairly typical of care homes these days. Room facilities, meals and activities are thoughtfully planned and changes remarkably low. The Christian origins of this home continue to be important.

on the ball with getting things sorted for the residents.

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else. The atmosphere of Westerley is friendly and welcoming and to visit at any time is a bonus. Thank you Westerley.

have a chat and a laugh. Their dedication to the job is incredible. The facilities and activities available are comprehensive and everyone is made aware of what activities are available and encouraged to become involved especially keep fit exercises which can be standing or sitting and as involved as you want.
I am bedbound but still encouraged to move limbs where possible and not lie static in one position for long. In conclusion, the Home is not what I expected, it is comfortable, friendly and now feels like home.

which gave mental and physical exercise and also gave an opportunity to integrate with other residents, which was very beneficial.

All the staff are amazing and do all they can to help, often going over and above to do what they can. Everyone is treated as an individual.

due to the ongoing Covid pandemic. To manage to keep all of the residents to be Covid free throughout should be applauded, my father had a fall and unfortunately had to be checked over at Lincoln County, having been treated very quickly he was then stuck there for hours waiting for transport, on arrival back he was quarantined (to not scare the residents, was his remark) tested and freed after a negative test. My father thoroughly enjoys the activities organised by the home (so much so if I happen to ring before they have finished he tells me to ring back!) and used to enjoy their trips to The Tea House, sadly not to be at the moment.

be taken to the local Chapel; if they wish to attend. Devotions are held every weekday morning before activities begin; residents are free to choose if they want to attend.

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my aunt said how very happy she was and it was the best decision she had made in a long time. I thought I had chosen well on her behalf and my husband and I have not been disappointed. Thank you to the management and each and every staff member.

the home is well run, peaceful and the staff, who are very kind, always let me know quickly if there are any concerns.
The food is excellent, Mummy enjoys all her meals, and the kitchen staff diligently cater for Mummy’s gluten allergy.
The home’s Christian ethos is important to Mummy, who though not well enough now to get to devotions, is always included in Holy Communion.
Last Spring/Summer Mummy and I enjoyed gentle strolls in the garden.
I am very thankful that Mummy is being cared for by the staff at Westerley Christian Care Home.