Care Homes Owned by Country Court in South Yorkshire

addressed. These carers who we are expected to put on a pedestal fir their efforts ( at this home st least) manage to sit outside 2 sometimes 3 times an hour for a cigarette. When it came to caring gir my father in-law I can only say in my opinion that the staff were happy to convince you they had heard your requests but never once acted upon them. The nurse who was sent to answer our medical concerns did not have good enough english language skills to explain how much fluid he had drank. If she didn't like the question she rolled her eyes and pretended not to understand. I could go on and on but the gist of this feedback is, please find another facility for your loved one.

We would like to say a big thank you to all the staff who have been involved with his care.

always welcomed, even if you turn up at a busy period such as meal times. The bedroom and living areas always appear very clean and tidy. It's nice to see the elderly residents are well looked after and thought about during their latter years of life.

residents, the care is second to none.
Nothing is too much bother for any of the staff, I haven't a bad thing to say about the home, it's just amazing.
If you're looking for a care home, go to Belmont and see for yourself, you won't be disappointed, I promise you.
A caring relative.

our very eyes. She was also refusing to take her medication and threw her tablets across the room. As a consequence, she was feeling very ill.
When Mum moved into Belmont House she started eating again. She is given food that she can eat with her fingers as she now struggles to use a knife and fork. She now has a good appetite and has gained weight. Her medication is given covertly so she is no longer getting the symptoms she had due to not taking her tablets. All of the staff there are wonderful. They treat Mum with dignity and she is very settled and happy. Nothing is too much trouble for them. I am always kept in the loop if there is a problem. I could not be happier with Mum's care.

to myself. I felt so guilty for dad agreeing to move into Belmont and it has taken me a long time to process that guilt, however, it was the best decision I have ever made for my dad and I can never thank them enough.

longer. Resident now has large bed sore on lower spine, now being dressed 3 times daily. High-dose antibiotics causing mouth ulcers. Is on morphine patches.
Two hourly turns now being administered but physio to prevent spasticity not recommended.
Resident now very frail, almost back in foetal position, under palliative care, very depressed. Refusing food and drink. Deteriorating rapidly.

24/7.
Highly recommended for dementia relatives. They also keep me updated about everything and let us make the medical and care decisions along with expert staff.