Care Home Owned by Jasmine Healthcare Ltd in Lincolnshire

knick nacks and her own bed linen. The food was excellent, with good portions and a good variety and choice. I would highly recommend the home, it really is a home-from-home.

as the perfect care home.

other homes. It is hard to satisfy everyone with meal choices however, the staff are going above and beyond to ensure my mother can have her preferred food choices. Dad is being given a good quality of life that includes inclusion in activities even though he is extremely frail. There is a definite caring attitude from most staff and some individuals are exceptional.

atmosphere, and everyone was enjoying themselves.

did, and felt very much loved.
The care and compassion shown to Mum and to us, especially during Mum's final months.
Is something we will be forever grateful for.
St. Andrews was recommended to us by the family of a former resident as a care home, that couldn’t be bettered.
Certainly from our family's point of view, that has been our experience too.

had actually been recommended St Andrews by 4 different people.
St Andrews just felt to be the ideal home from home for our mum who had developed dementia and had a few medical needs to consider, she settled here really quickly, helped by the staff all being so caring.
Mum passed away recently and the care was always good but in her last few weeks was exceptional.

this fabulous little place to anyone looking for the personal touch in a caring environment. First and foremost, the kindness shown by the staff is amazing. Never a cross word (in some challenging situations), always respectful, positive and upbeat, encouraging wellbeing and allowing us to personalise Mum's living space. Always patient and understanding, attentive and knowledgeable and prepared to help families new to the care system navigate the process. I live a long distance away and always feel able to contact staff and keep informed remotely. The blessing is that the transition between living care and nursing care is seamless, so when needs change the service steps in to provide the right support. Fab!

at times, although I know she will always give the staff a smile so that they know underneath her change of personality (she was always a very gentle lady), there is a kind and sweet person who has only changed sometimes because of her dementia. The staff are always so kind and gentle with her and provide such a very settled environment. There are plenty of activities for those who would like to participate and very nice food, delicious and well presented. I would thoroughly recommend St Andrews.

a local vicar who now comes to the home to give communion. Something important to my mum as a lifetime church attender. Resident and relative meetings have been happening, and I have been kept up to date with how the home is managed, staffing levels and activities.
All staff are willing to talk to me when I am concerned - I know they have listened to my concerns and treat Mum with kindness. Mum’s behaviour can be challenging, but all the staff do their best to enter her world and put her mind at rest.
I am happy and grateful for the care all staff give my mum.

in, but the staff have been amazing in providing support to Dad and me. To walk into the home and be greeted by smiles and hugs is amazing.

Mum and the family to help settle her in, which will take a few weeks, but I am confident things will settle down, and Mum will be very happy here.
There is a choice of different food daily, and a nice pudding to follow for dinner, which is served at lunchtime, and sandwiches and cake or similar at tea time. Residents can ask for food at any time if they so wish.
We, as a family, are very happy with what we have experienced at St Andrew's in the short time Mum has lived there - nothing is too much trouble for the staff. I would highly recommend this home.

had spent her last few years in happiness (relative to old age and dementia). The staff brought out all the joy she had in her, and they joked together.
We were particularly touched by the sensitivity of all involved when we sat by her bedside in her last moments. They turned a trying time in our lives into one of elevation that can be found at such unique moments. Their patience and continued compassion and empathy at all times was an elevating experience which we will always remember. We can never thank them enough and only hope they will be as lucky as we were in their time of grief.

a heartbroken family, we will never forget their help and kindness.
My grandfather had a lovely, bright corner room, which was nice and quiet for him. The home is very clean; it does not have a 'care home' smell. The meals all looked very healthy and balanced. I really enjoyed visiting my grandfather and getting to know the staff and other residents. It does have a 'home from home' feel about it. The activities always looked like lots of fun; however, my grandfather wasn't one to participate.
Thank you to each and every one of you - although it has very sad memories, the laughter, warmth, strength and friendliness of the team kept our family all going.

us with food and a room with a bed towards the end. I cannot find fault with anything at all. They even turned up in the evening at my mother's home when they could not contact her by telephone to check that she was okay. Nothing was too much trouble, and we were kept updated every time we went.
The residents also seemed very settled, and the few that we conversed with also said that they enjoyed living there.
All in all, we would recommend St Andrews to anyone who needed the services they offered.

St Andrew's if and when his health deteriorates.

tell he was pleased, and he blew the candles out. The staff, without exception, are wonderful.

very capable hands.
St Andrew's is a lovely, homely place, set in well-kept grounds, nicely furnished and very clean. I consider myself fortunate to have the peace of mind that comes from knowing that my husband is being well cared for