Care Homes Owned by Country Court in Wiltshire

really enjoys her trips out which can be seen from the photos. Its a shame that there is not a better garden that the residents can use, as often being outside is good for their well being. The food is very good with variety, although the portions are not on the generous side. Overall, I am very happy mum and (dad) are being well looked after.

and sunny days Lorna would always wander in the garden in Keynsham and sit outside. This lack of a sunny safe garden for dementia patients is missing. But the care is wonderful.

nursing care she needed. We are deeply thankful for the love and dedication they showed during her stay.

garden, has en-suite bathroom and we have personalised it with her photographs and ornaments. Her new chapter in her life is now meaningful and happy, thanks to her home environment.

most of all happy. All of the residents are treated like the staffs family, treated with respect and clearly made to feel comfortable. All of the staff are caring and considerate, work as a team and all join in when they can. Even the catering staff get involved with the residents when they visit the floor. If you are looking for a safe, caring, comfortable and relaxed home with plenty of activities and where care needs are met, look no further than Westbury Court.
Thank you everyone.

on if the residents want to partake in organised activities. The garden is lovely and well used in the good weather, the only thing that could be improved is the garden furniture (which is a bit uncomfortable after a while). All the staff I have met are happy, polite and so caring towards all of the residents. Thank you for enriching the lives of everyone but even more so my nan's friend.

work hard and are attentive. Receptionist very supportive and has a lovely professional approach. Nurses need to know more about meds they are administering. Activities needs improvement- not much use of local amenities and garden.

not eating.
We cannot fault the loving care given to Dad in his final months.
Thank you from the family.

praising the home and I tell everyone how good they are. I'm so pleased he was placed there.

after. I live several hours away and it was very reassuring to know he was in such good care and that the staff were proactively communicating any change in his wellbeing. Towards his end of life the home could not have been more supportive and understanding and I would like to thank them for everything that they did for my dad and our family. I'll miss my dad but I will also miss visiting Westbury Court.

welcoming and the atmosphere is happy. The staff always manage to answer all our questions! The home is clean and bright. I am aware it is not easy, but I would like Mum to have a little more stimulation, particularly with things she is interested in - when she is not asleep of course! A lot of aimless wanderings seem to occur. I do find it hard to accept that so many of Mum's clothes and possessions go on regular walkabouts, some more important than others. However, I am aware this seems to be a regular issue with care homes in general but I feel rather sad about it. Unable to comment about the food, Mum doesn't eat particularly well and she doesn't comment.

are always friendly and welcoming.

Since February when she moved here, she had shown a greater belief and wanting in her life. Thank you.

every day. You should be proud of her.