Care Home Owned by Treasure Homes Ltd in Wiltshire

of my father's illness made me feel that he was safe. Staff kept me updated with any falls or issues he had had. The staff, all involved with my dad, kept me informed when the end was near. They all said goodbye to him on his last night, holding his hand and showing him so much respective. They are amazing people.

and professional way. They have routinely gone above and beyond in all aspects of the support given - both physically and emotionally.

When my mother in law passed away, in her room at The Stainsbridge, the staff kept us up to date and informed of any changes. They were extra kind and thoughtful during the last few days. When the end came, all the staff on duty paid their respects - they took turns to hold her hand and say goodbye. We will always remember this and be very grateful for everything, everyone at The Stainsbridge did for both my mother in law and ourselves.

home. The manageress was always happy to discuss and resolve any needs that arose. Nothing was too much trouble.
The food was good and varied to meet my Aunts likes and dislikes and she was encouragaged to eat well.
After 2 years at Stainsbridge Auntie passed peacefully away. During her final few days we as a family were shown compassion and support.
I would be happy to recommend Stainsbridge House.

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way in which their problems may progress. Meals are always excellent, appetising and tailored to individual needs and snacks can be made available between meals as seen fit. There are many and varied activities for residents to partake of, and be involved in. The manageress is upbeat, welcoming, inclusive and dedicated and has created a real family feel to the care home, not just towards the residents and staff but towards visiting families and friends of residents. My wife has been treated with understanding, empathy and patience and I have no hesitation recommending Stainsbridge House.

grateful to them, so thank you. I thoroughly recommend Stainsbridge House.

to make her own decisions about how she spends her day. The staff are always friendly and welcoming and have encouraged Mum to join in group activities, such as singing and listening to live music, when she wants to. She has enjoyed playing scrabble with other residents and word searches, which she really enjoys. There is a feeling of calm in the home and a deep sense of caring by every member of staff. We are very happy with how things are working out, and as a family, we feel we are listened to about any matters relating to Mum's care.

has plenty of options to make her own decisions despite her Alzheimer's. Stainsbridge House is an old characterful building that is both homely and welcoming. We have never regretted our decision to place mum here.

who provides good nourishing meals. I have no complaints at all.

concern. However, since the change of staff/manager, there has been a difference noticed when we have visited. Mum herself seems content and happy and overall her health is good. Atmosphere is calmer.

She is very confused, often speaks gibberish, thinks I am her father, all very sad from the lovely girl I married 41 years ago. I love her very much.

and variety of the meals and always remarked how kind all the staff were.
Since the deterioration of his dementia, I am impressed with his constant care.

became ill and was hospitalised for a few days. They welcomed her back very quickly and even though she requires more help and care now, she has been encouraged and loved and is still smiling and feisty.

hip. Mum seems pretty content when I see her, particularly recently. I know that she can be quite a handful at times - feisty and combative! But you cope with all that. She certainly seems to enjoy the food. She gets great hair-dos. She clearly enjoys the sweetie trolley. All in all, I get the impression of a very well run/managed place, with great staff. So glad to have mum somewhere where she seems content and is so well looked after. THANK YOU!