Care Home Owned by Grace and Compassion Benedictines in Gloucestershire

and preferences. He felt comfortable and secure there as it has a smaller amount of residents making it feel more homely and intimate. There was good communication between the Home and his daughters to ensure that we were all able to provide him with holistic individual care. We were included in their activities and outings. They have a good relationship with the GPs and DNs who visit the home regularly. I think it is a unique residential home because it does provide a spiritual dimension of care with a residential priest which is often not found in other residential homes. I like to thank them all with my with my whole heart for looking after Dad so respectfully and beautifully.

is a warm community atmosphere. 24 hr care is attentive, and never seems rushed. It is a priority that residents are given as much exercise and social interaction as possible, to maximise their physical and mental health. Their personalities and dietary preferences are appreciated, and the care is responsive. The en-suite rooms are simply furnished, all looking out onto the gardens. More Hall is grade II listed, set in grounds of old apple trees, with pathways and a stone terrace from which residents can enjoy the sunshine. It is non-denominational, though there is internal access to a chapel for optional daily Catholic mass. More Hall is a rare find, and I most warmly recommend it.

is homely and the grounds well tended. The garden is full of flowers and fruit trees. There are good seating areas in the courtyard and by the orchard. Wholesome, home-cooked food is served every meal time, with attention to presentation and portion size. Afternoon refreshments of tea and cake are also served. The communal dining room encourages eating together and conversation between residents. Afternoon activities and general engagement ensure residents do not feel isolated in their rooms.
The level of nursing care is good and residents are treated with dignity and love.