Care Homes Owned by Interhaze Ltd in Warwickshire

Mahsa

My husband had been in the care of Seabright House for three years, until his death on Jan 26th this year. He was sent there for assessment when I became very ill after a serious operation. It had always been my intention to move him nearer to my home in Kineton, but it soon became apparent that the care & kindness of all the staff at Seabright was outstanding, and that not only the residents were treated with care and respect, but their family & friends, were without exception made to feel welcome too & met with a friendly face by all the staff employed there . From the manager, nursing staff, entertainment officer gardener , cleaners, and everyone employed , their patience and dedication was beyond measure. The home was spotlessly clean, and the atmosphere usually calm, even though there were some difficult & demanding cases. Two long serving members of staff , who unfortunately must remain nameless, were truly exceptional in keeping up the spirits of residents & their families.

We can't thank enough everyone who works here and am extremely grateful for the wonderful care she received. Thank you.

My husband moved to Sebright from hospital in 2022, when his vascular dementia got the better of us all and we could no longer cope at home. The care he received there was second to none and all the staff treated him with compassion, calmness and care, looking after his every need at all times. They always informed us of any change, however small, and kept him happy and settled throughout his time there. When he passed away in May 2024, they could not have been kinder. While dementia is a very cruel condition, all the staff at Sebright made my husband's last two years as good as they could possibly be. Thank you Sebright.

God Bless you all.

My family's thanks and appreciation are boundless.

My friend went into Sebright after taking him out of Bromson Hill care home. The staff and management were amazing; they turned my friend around, getting him out of bed and socialising with other residents eating and drinking again and generally taking great care of him.

Dad is settled and is in the best place for this stage in his life.

We have been delighted to see how settled and well looked after Dad is. The care is very personal, and staff have helped him settle in after a difficult period in the hospital. The staff keep in contact with me and my family, which is appreciated.

I could not recommend their services or quality of care more.

Our mum was sent to Sebright House after a long stay in the hospital, as she needed 24-hour care. Initially, we weren't happy, mainly because we'd had a very bad experience with previous care companies. But, we needn't have worried. I had a long chat with the manager, who listened to my concerns, answered all my questions and helped put my fears to rest. Every time I visited (often with just 10 mins' notice), the place was always clean, and all the residents looked clean and calm (it was rare to see anyone seeming distressed). Whenever the staff interacted with the residents, they were so kind and gentle. Mum was clearly well cared for while she was there. We saw photos of her taking part in activities. She actually seemed to improve after she arrived there, at least until her dementia got worse. Even towards the end, you could tell she was being well treated. After Mum died, the staff were lovely. Some of them even came to the funeral. This is a good place.

Dad is calmer and content since being in an environment where his needs are understood. As a family, we are so relieved to have found such a caring home-from-home for him.

Having complex needs and dementia, my wife was sent to Sebright from hospital for an assessment. At the CHC review, Sebright gave a very upbeat report on how she had improved and had put on weight. However, I was not allowed to visit. During her hospital stay, she was weak and frail to which the NHS staff were frank and truthful in their feedback to which I was allowed to visit. The only time Sebright contacted me was when they wanted something. Unfortunately, my wife had a chest infection to which Sebright never contacted me. In the early hours of the morning, my wife passed away in her sleep. It was not until I visited Sebright early next morning did I get the truth from the staff on how ill and frail she was while at the home to which I was denied the chance to say goodbye to her and not allowed for her son and grandson a chance to visit. They then were pressing me into arranging for her body to be collected by a funeral director. At the time I was in shock. When I went to collect my wife's possessions, I had other people's possessions.

My auntie was admitted to this care home for assessment and is now staying here permanently. I couldn't be happier with the care and attention she is receiving, the carers do an amazing job and I'm more than happy.

All very good, very happy with all the staff that look after my dad, he is content and seems a lot more relaxed.

Staff were very friendly, caring, approachable and attentive to our mother's needs. We felt that she was treated with dignity, care and respect and staff did everything to meet her medical needs during the seven weeks through January and February that she was with them before passing away. We are all very grateful for what everyone did for Mum, not just the care staff, but all staff who work there. They also showed great concern for us as we sat with her in her final days.

My mother has advanced dementia and as such, displays very challenging behaviour. The staff at Sebright House have been exemplary in the care and compassion they have given her. It is obvious how much each and every staff member care about the residents.

My wife was sent to Sebright from the hospital for six weeks. During her stay, I witnessed staff dealing with very demanding and challenging behaviours. They handed every occasion with great effort. They were very professional and caring in every respect. They are all a credit to the care industry. Equally, the management were also so good and approachable.

My sister was suffering from dementia. She was admitted to hospital in April 2019. From there she was admitted to Sebright House. Sebright House was the most appropriate to her needs. They were excellent in their care and understanding of my sister’s needs. The manager was very understanding and supportive throughout my sister’s stay there.

The staff are great; very friendly, patient and caring of the individual. Without fail they spoke to dad and were trying to build a relationship with him. Also very warm towards us, offering drinks and biscuits and chatting about how dad had settled in. The only downside is the size of the bedroom.