Care Home Owned by WCN Care Group Ltd in Hampshire

team work really hard to keep all of the residents entertained, with family orientated events such as garden tea parties and trips to the beach.

Also, a special mention to the Chestnut Court manager who went above and beyond to be there for the family when my mum passed away recently.

Overall a fantastic, well run and extremely friendly care home.
10/10.

its homely atmosphere and welcoming and friendly staff. The carers and myself supported mum settling in. Mum has been living at Chestnut Court for over 2 years and is very happy there. The carers are the loveliest people who all love mum and give her excellent care so that I don't have to worry about her. The care manager, an ex carer herself, is very hands on with the residents and carers. She is very open to any suggestions that I make and is a very caring person. Mum enjoys all the activities.The food is excellent and mum eats well and has put on weight eating all the homemade cakes and puddings. With its homely, community atmosphere, I would highly recommend Chestnut Court.

the residents. The food my Mum enjoys and she can choose from a menu. The management team are open to suggestions and send regular email updates. Thank you to all of the team including, carers, management, catering staff and house keepers for caring for my Mum so well.

open, it was like a horror movie. Bad management all the way, no one should end up like this. I am sorry I have nothing good to say about this place. I have many more stories, none good. The experience has shaken me.

in the home they were seeing him every 30 minutes to hydrate and turn him.
Any issues are dealt with promptly and with no fuss. Activities are daily and they encourage residents to join in which I couldn't achieve at home. He's now needing help with feeding and has become incontinent and these have been managed before I even realised they were an issue.

coffee and help with Dad.
My sincere thanks to all concerned at Chestnut Court Care Home.

has seen many improvements recently. Compared to other care homes I have visited, Chestnut Court appears welcoming, bright, and cheerful with plenty of visual stimulation for the residents.

experienced a small seizure and they cared for her well with the help of a visiting nurse friend and the paramedics.
I would have no hestitation in placing her there again if the need arose.

visit I am always welcomed and included with anything that is happening, such as drink time at 3pm and joining in with balloon volleyball.
Nurses and Doctors visit every Monday to conduct regular check ups. The Home Manager is very easy to talk to about anything to do with my friend. I am happy to recommend Chestnut Court to everyone and I'm keeping it in mind for when or if I need their services myself.

internal renovations and new carpet soon. The place is always clean and tidy and the daily menu is different.

around.

went missing from Chestnut Court. I discovered this when I visited her on 9th June. The care home did not inform me of this, my mother is/was very traumatised. One of the rings was a family heirloom and very valuable and the other ring also valuable was a gift from her late partner. I was not informed that the jewellery was missing and no investigation was done until I reported the missing items to the police.
The story of how and when the rings went missing consistently changed, a ring was found, it had a slight similarity to Mum's ring but on seeing it, it definitely wasn’t hers. Another resident told me her ring was also missing. My mother treasured her rings and never let them out of her sight.

to their residents.
Whenever I visit, the team and the residents are so friendly and welcoming, it is a delight to be there.
There seems to be nothing that is too much trouble for the staff and they seem to genuinely enjoy their jobs.

land very efficient. We only looked at one care home, we didn't need to look further. So well managed.

My uncle is a keen amateur painter and having some of his own work hanging in his room is a reminder daily of what he is capable of and he is starting to take it up again.
When I arrived, a singer was present and most residents happily joined in and my uncle remembered his dancing days and danced with the carers. A joy to experience!