Care Homes Owned by Evolve Care Group

Catherine House Care Home staff always make you welcome when you arrive and are always willing to help if you have anything to bring to your relatives rooms. All the activities are fun & enjoyable. The first time I visited the home was on January 24th 2025, with my Daughter. My counsins husband was admitted to Catherine House in April 2024. My cousin became a resident at Catherine House on April 9th 2026. At first it was upsetting for me to come and visit as she would get upset and asking me to take her home, I explained to her that she is now sitting beside her husband of which she had missed for the last two years.

So thank you all for the support and care,you gave David and me xx

My father has Alzheimer's and moving him into Catherine House was one of the hardest decisions our family has had to make. The care he receives has exceeded all our expectations. Every member of staff, the cleaners, caregivers, medical staff, catering staff and the management team, treat him with genuine kindness, compassion and respect. They have taken the time to understand not only his condition but also his background, personality, likes and dislikes, and they adapt their approach to suit his mood each day. There is an excellent range of activities and outings, with seasonal events and day trips that provide real mental stimulation and enjoyment. Since moving to Catherine House, both his physical and mental wellbeing have improved noticeably. It is clear that this is more than just a care home - it is a place where people are truly cared for, and we cannot thank the staff enough.

The staff are always friendly, chatty and very helpful and accommodating. Nothing is too much trouble. They are frequently checking up on the residents, they are always busy doing jobs but will willingly listen if you want to discuss anything. I thoroughly recommend this home and hope there is room for me when the time comes.

Our dad was placed here post hospital and is now a full time resident. During this time we have learned about the overall care at Edenmore. I can honestly say we see him happy, settled and very well cared for. The staff are attentive with him and all residents and answer our questions. The food and tasty treats (mostly home made it seems) are always good. Thank you to the team.

Tracey & Clive

My family member has been in Thistle Court for many years, where all the time there he has been cared for and treated with dignity at all times. There is always something going on at the home and every important day/date is always recognised. Not only are the corridors always cleaned and pictures in them but dads room is always immaculate. A big thank you from me.

My husband was transferred to Catherine House February 2024 and died peacefully in June 2025. He had vascular dementia, bed ridden for the duration, his choice not to partake in activities etc. The care he received was paramount from excellent nursing staff to admin to all involved in his superb care they were exceptional and great support to me.

Frome Nursing Home provided a very caring environment for my mother, who had dementia. They worked hard to understand my mother, to make her happy and give her dignity. She always looked very well turned out.

Very friendly environment. Staff are only too pleased to help. Residents are well cared for and happy. The residents are well cared for and encouraged to join in with activities if able. Visitors are free to come and go at any time they wish and stay as long as they want. I have always been offered drinks and always asked if I would like to stay for lunch, tea time, etc.

, is, I believe, better off in care than she would be at home. She says the food is good. I have not been there at meal times. When I visit they do bring her drinks and snacks. They also offer the same to me. The carers are good to her and friendly and helpful to me. But my wife says no. She speaks to her. She is partially deaf and cannot, sometimes, understand the accents. But she so quickly forgets. Value for money? I don't know. All care homes are expensive, based on my own financial perception.

The staff at Gibraltar are excellent - very caring and dedicated. It is good to see that there is a very low turnover of staff, so most of the carers and nurses are very familiar to Mum. She has a genuine very good relatinship with many of the carers, inspite of making no sense whatesoever at times! Mum is happy in her room, but the staff will winch her out of bed and take her into the communal area to provide a bit more social stimulation.

Found staff to be caring and compassionate and very approachable.

Knowing my great uncle is being cared for in such a supportive, respectful, and nurturing environment gives our family complete peace of mind. I would highly recommend this home to anyone looking for exceptional care.

My uncle moved in a few weeks ago and seems much happier in himself. He is loving all his food. The cleanliness is exceptional. We all feel relieved that he is safe there and around lots of people. He is looking forward to all the activities.

All staff are very friendly and exceptional. My uncle has settled just in a couple of days and absolutely loves it at Catherine House. He loves the food and made so many friends already in the home. We couldn't of wished for a better home for him.

The staff are very friendly & helpful to both myself & my wife & that includes the management. The whole place is kept nice & clean as is my wife. Although my wife has only been in Catherine House for just over 1 month, it is obvious that from the way that other occupants in the rooms are treated with great care as well.

I wish I had found Heanton first. Thankyou to all the staff you are truly wonderful humans

My Dad has quite complex Dementia, and it is normally really hard for people to understand what he is saying, and to be able to connect with him emotionally so he feels safe, calm and understood. Heanton have been excellent from the day of his admission, and he just feels so safe there. When he lived at home he was always asking to "go home" and this would really distress him. Now he doesn't say this at all, and the team are just always able to find a way to connect with him, by encouraging him to be occupied with activities he likes doing around the house to have a sense of achieve, through to doll therapy where he has a focus for his love and affection. This was a very difficult decision from the families perspective, and we have been nothing but delighted and so reassured by our experience and the communication from the team. We cannot speak highly enough of how much his quality of life has improved.

Thank you for looking after Dad.