Care Homes Owned by Belmont Healthcare in Berkshire

My father became a resident recently and beforehand he was very anxious about the move, had many health issues and was very frail. I, his son, was also very concerned about him going into a new environment. Since he has been at Woodbury House, His health has improved, he has started eating and drinking better and his mood has been lifted. I put this down to the amazing friendly staff here from the Deputy Care Home Manager Iulian, the care staff, the nursing staff and the chef. They have made an extra effort to encourage my father to eat and drink which has been key in improving his health. They have also treated my father with great kindness and dignity and have been very patient and supportive towards him and anyone who has come to visit. Thank you to all the staff at Woodbury House!

Excellent and responsive care from the all nursing staff, Alex, Julian and Barbara, healthcare assistant Sima, Louise, activities leader and all the other supporting staff. They made my mother's time here very comfortable within a calm and peaceful environment.

Staff were very helpful, patient, understanding, flexible, put up with my sense of humour.

We are very pleased that our friend has settled well in the home .

I have been delighted with Murdoch House. The caring + friendly atmosphere really gives it a 'family home' feel. The staff could not be more attentive - my mum is very fond of them, as they are of her. The food + activities are also varied + well-thought out, so all residents feel included. I always feel informed + that the staff know my mum very well.

Really friendly & attentive to her needs

Generally happy and staff all happy and always assisting. The atmosphere is great good vibe with carers, my mum enjoys being here. She has good company with other residents. She enjoys Bingo and going out with family and activities team

My husband has L.B.D. and parkinson's and has been in residential care for over two years. I particularly appreciate the kindness, thoughtfulness and good humour of the regular staff. And the fact that because he feels safe and secure, D is normally contented and cooperative. When I asked if he wanted to add something he said, "The best thing is the food. It always tastes good. And I like my room. It is bright and I can look out at the garden and the trees. Deer come sometimes."

I am delighted by the care that my mum receives - she has been a resident now for 5 years and is still going strong!! we visit regularly and are always welcomed by Staff who are helpful, receptive to ideas and are committed to making my mums life as happy as possible,

The care home lets me come and go as I like. I've got free access to the doctors. I have my own mini fridge where I can store my food and my own power chair that I use to go into town and anywhere I would like to go

Dad has been a resident for a month now. We are very impressed with all aspects of his care. There is a welcoming feeling and whatever time we visit the staff are very accommodating. The staff understand it is a huge transition for both dad and the wider family and have been available and responsive to all our queries and questions.

All of the staff were so kind and caring with dads passing. They supported us, as a family at the hardest time, with care, compassion and dignity. Mum is still at Woodbury and we know she is being extremly well looked after and cared for through this difficult time too. They all work so hard and are always polite and willing to help too.

My mother has been looked after by the staff at Woodbury House for over two years now. I find the staff very attentive and caring, they always keep me informed of her progress and address any issues immediately. In the last twelve months the Home has improved it's facilities and social interaction with the Residents and their families. Communication of these activities is advised by email and notices posted in the home. I would like to thank the staff for their care and attention of my mother over the last two years.

She passed away at the home. The staff were very kind and respectful to mum and us as her family

I am extremely happy with both my parents being at Woodbury House. The staff are very caring and attentive to my parents. The quality of the facilities is very good. My parents are eating and drinking well, and have noticeably improved since being moved to Woodbury House, despite my mother's terminal diagnosis. The staff keep me well informed as next of kin and RPR.

On arriving at Woodbury House made most welcome. The manager showed me around the house and all the facilities, excellent. I spoke to all of the staff and found them most welcoming. I was there the time my brother arrived from hospital, the staff most courteous and respectful. I was invited to stay to lunch, excellent food. My impression was it was like a first class hotel. Your truly with loving care.

Murdoch House Care Home is very homely, and my mum likes living here. The staff are lovely and caring. We are very confident that Mum is having good care, and she feels safe and secure here.

Would like to thank all the staff for looking after my dad, Gerald, over the past few months, especially Alex. We were given so much privacy and time with my dad, and I will miss visiting the home. Would highly recommend. Thank you again

Woodbury House has cared for my husband for 14 months. As his dementia has worsened and his behaviour has become more challenging, they have continued to treat him with respect and to demonstrate evident care for him, despite the very obvious difficulties they have faced. Under the manager's leadership the staff are positive and keen to help. They have proved very supportive not just to my husband but also to my son and to me, treating us with sensitivity when his behaviour has been at its worst. This Home is highly recommended.

My grandmother's needs are looked after very well by the lovely care and domestic staff at Woodbury House. The Deputy Manager overseeing the clinical care is helpful and knowledgeable on the individual needs of the residents which I find very comforting. Due to various factors and location, I'm sometimes not able to visit as often as I'd like, but feel confident that those looking after her are dedicated and compassionate. Communication around my grandmother's care needs is of a high standard and this is reassuring, particularly when I cannot be there in person.