Care Home Owned by The Orders of St John Care Trust in South Gloucestershire

highly recommend

a wonderful, welcoming, warm atmosphere with their friendly attitude. We are so grateful we chose this home for mum!

and activities were excellent. The room was very comfortable and was always kept very clean by the staff.When mum fell ill at the end of January the care and kindness she received from all of the staff was excellent and it was a great comfort to me at a difficult time. Whenever I visited the staff were always extremely friendly and supportive and it made life easier for me to know she was being well looked after.
Having had no contact with the care system previously it was a great relief and comfort to me that Grace Care looked after mum in such a kind and caring manner.

for; something that money cannot buy.
The Staff are amazing, the facilities are fantastic. Food is freshly cooked and the menu choices are fantastic.
Even though Mum has dementia, it's like she is staying in a top class hotel, but with personal care, her carers cannot do enough for her, everyone is so kind, honest, loyal and open. It is a breath of fresh air.
I cannot pay enough tribute to all the staff and volunteers here.

and very tasty.
My aunt is very happy at Grace Care Centre and enjoys many of the activities offered and and the communal gardens.
Keep up the wonderful work that you are all doing here!

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transfer to or from his wheelchair then the necessary assistance was not readily available which affected our plans on each occasion!

spacious and clean in every area, and this enhances the feeling of being embraced by this lovely home.

and were on hand to answer any questions that I had.
My father went in on one level of well-being and came out so much better, both mentally and physically, and I am so pleased with the decision we made as a family. The staff were obliging, friendly and caring. The food was excellent and has given Dad back his appetite and quest for life. Dad didn't partake in any activities, but I was witness to some and tried to encourage him to join in as they looked really good.
His GP visited him the afternoon he returned back home and couldn't believe it was the same person from where Dad was at the beginning of December.
Dad will be going in for respite again in June, and we have no problems with our decision.

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and dietary requirements were catered for.

of the staff and attention to detail was exemplary.

only staff had enough time to foster individual residents' particular interests prior to onset dementia (e.g. my friend spent her life playing the piano, singing and performing, so music helps her tremendously and lifts her mood), that would make the care excellent!