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Broadoak Group of Care Homes Reviews (20)
Reviews posted for members of Broadoak Group of Care Homes
Review of
Broadoak Grange
from Sara F (Daughter of Resident) published on 23 January 2026 Submitted via Website • Report
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5.0 out of 5
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After a fall at home my mum who also had Dementia and Alzheimers did not want to be in a home, refusing to eat and drink, she was losing weight and giving up on life!!
Within in a short period of time the carers with their love, compassion and care, along with stimulation from the activities coordinator
Within in a short period of time the carers with their love, compassion and care, along with stimulation from the activities coordinator
and great home cooked meals she started to come round.
My mum became a totally different person. She started eating and drinking properly enjoying all of the food and snack and glowed with health, it was lovely to see.
She was funny, loving life and the home and all of the staff. She loved to join in the games, interacting with everyone in the home, staff and residents. She cared for the other residents getting them blankets or a pouffe for their feet. She even started to walk again which was amazing.
I cannot thank all of the staff enough for their love, dignity and care they gave to mum.
The atmosphere within the home is a loving, compassion, caring one, for relatives too.
My mum became a totally different person. She started eating and drinking properly enjoying all of the food and snack and glowed with health, it was lovely to see.
She was funny, loving life and the home and all of the staff. She loved to join in the games, interacting with everyone in the home, staff and residents. She cared for the other residents getting them blankets or a pouffe for their feet. She even started to walk again which was amazing.
I cannot thank all of the staff enough for their love, dignity and care they gave to mum.
The atmosphere within the home is a loving, compassion, caring one, for relatives too.
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Review of
Lingdale Lodge
from A P (Daughter of Resident) published on 13 May 2025 Submitted via Website • Report
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Mum was looked after had Lingdale for the last three years of her life she had vascular dementia
We found all the staff very caring and dedicated
Mum was very well looked after and the home always seemed a very relaxed happy place
I would recommend this home it might be dated but the caring staff
We found all the staff very caring and dedicated
Mum was very well looked after and the home always seemed a very relaxed happy place
I would recommend this home it might be dated but the caring staff
more than make up for that
Reply from Sam Bacon, Manager at Lingdale LodgeThank you for your lovely review, it is very much appriciated.
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Review of
Lingdale Lodge
from Sharon W (Daughter of Resident) published on 3 March 2025 Submitted via Website • Report
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Well where do I start. From when my mum went in until she left, I and other members of my family and a friend noticed things that was going on there and one of the staff told me what they did to one of the residents that was constipated and I heard one of the staff scream at one of the residents when
they took him to the toilet. It is dirty and out of date. The manager/and deputy manager and one of the supervisors would do anything to cover their own back. They treated my mum with little respect there were many times she had bruises. She left with bedsores and when they used the transfer equipment, they never put the brakes on and half of the residents were not on pressure cushions. The new care home couldn't believe how she came to them. They are putting in a safeguard on this care home. Please if you are reading this don't let any of your family go there.
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Wymeswold Manor
from Karen A (Daughter of Resident) published on 25 February 2025 Submitted via Website • Report
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5.0 out of 5
We waited several years for Wymeswold Manor to open and we were not disappointed. My dad was one of the first residents and, at the age of 93yrs, settled in really well. The staff were kind, attentive and many would laugh at his stories, even though they heard them on a daily basis! The food was a real
positive resulting in the need for larger sizes! Dad was one of the first residents to receive full end-of-life care and they certainly exceeded our expectations. End of life in the community meant he was surrounded by his children in a quiet and undisturbed way. Doctors, district nurses and drugs were administered where necessary. More importantly the care and dignity shown, and the fact that the staff just came in, held his hand, shed a few tears and spoke fondly to him, will be one of our positive lasting memories. We would therefore like to thank the manager and her team for everything and would wholly recommend them for anyone seeking care in the community.
Reply from Hanika Sharma-Kotak, Registered Manager at Wymeswold ManorHello, I would like to firstly thank you for your lovely kind words of appreciation and recommendation of Wymeswold and the team. Your Dad was a true gentleman whose stories and character always added that extra highlight to our days. He was very loved by myself and the entire team, and he was a true pleasure to look after and care for.
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Lingdale Lodge
from K W (Son-in-law of Resident) published on 25 February 2025 Submitted via Website • Report
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1.0 out of 5
1.0 out of 5
Terrible care home, from unexplained bruises to loosing resident's belongings. If you try to talk to the staff about problems they just shrug their shoulders. The management are aggressive and standoffish. We had to get the police involved about bruising so they served my mother in law with 28 days
notice to leave, which we still have no explanation for, totally against the law but we could not let her stay there any longer. The new care home have found many pressure sores on her and reported this putting in a safeguard against them. They need investigating.
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Review of
Lingdale Lodge
from Kate W (Resident) published on 14 January 2025 Submitted via Website • Report
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My husband was here from August to December 2024. My husband had vascular dementia and cancer. I cannot fault the love, care and respect he received from the managers and care staff (givers). Their thoughtfulness both to him and his relatives was second to none.
Reply from Sam Bacon, Manager at Lingdale LodgeThank you for your lovely review, it was a pleasure to care for your husband.
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Review of
Cherry Tree Cottage
from Nicola W (Mother of Resident) published on 30 October 2024 Submitted via Website • Report
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My son has been at Cherry Tree Cottage for a few months now and I would say this home is brilliant all round. They all have time for you in any way possible. My son is looked after very well and that's all I'm bothered about. So all in all I'm very happy and proud to have picked this home for my son
and for what they are all doing. Keep it up staff and thank you.
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Review of
Primrose Lodge
from Janet S (Daughter of Resident) published on 26 September 2024 Submitted via Website • Report
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My mother lived at Primrose Lodge for over three years. During this time, I visited regularly and was always made welcome by the staff. The love and care that my mother received made it easier for both Mum and myself. The home is clean and fresh. Great care was taken when dressing my mother, and she
always looked clean and tidy. It was uplifting to see my mum smile and look happy, and leaving at the end of a visit was never difficult as she was happy to stay and enjoyed the company around her. Thank you to all at Primrose Lodge.
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Review of
Wymeswold Manor
from Tony W (Son of Resident) published on 12 August 2024 Submitted via Website • Report
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The experience my dad has had has been very pleasing. He is a proud man and asking for help isn't his strong point. Being under their care has encouraged him to ask for help when needed, and inform staff when he isn't feeling that good. There have been a couple of instances when the doctor has had to
be called, and there has been no hesitation in getting him the care he needs.
Reply from Hanika Sharma-Kotak, Registered Manager at Wymeswold ManorThank you for taking the time to write such a lovely review. We continuously strive to meet every care need for every resident in our care. Your dad's humorous character certainly brings a smile to our faces. I appreciate your ongoing support and always being on the end of the telephone when we need you, it is much appreciated.
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Review of
Wymeswold Manor
from Caroline H (Daughter of Resident) published on 13 June 2024 Submitted via Website • Report
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It's early days as she has only been in for 5 weeks, however, can't thank the manager and all the staff enough. My mother was so worried when she came for respite. You have made her feel like part of the family. She loves you all.
I can't comment on activities as it's a new home and I'm not sure what
I can't comment on activities as it's a new home and I'm not sure what
set up for the residence as of yet. You have helped reassure her when things get difficult and support her when needed.
Thank you again.
Thank you again.
Reply from Hanika, Registered Manager at Wymeswold ManorThank you so much for your kind words and positive review! We are thrilled to hear that you had a wonderful experience at our care home. Our team is dedicated to providing the best possible care and comfort to all our residents and your feedback affirms the hard work we put into our service and endeavour to improve in any areas needed. The team do a range of daily activities to keep all the residents stimulated and engaged. Your Mum particularly enjoys the exercise-related activities. We are grateful for your support and wish to continue working together. Thank you.
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Review of
Lingdale Lodge
from L H (Daughter of Resident) published on 5 June 2024 Submitted via Website • Report
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To be honest we found the staff to have an unfriendly attitude. They didn't even wish her well or say goodbye when she left. Mum had a terrible two weeks at Lingdale. In fact she was so unhappy we were worried she had given up. The only good thing to say was they did some activities with them, but whenever
I visited she and everyone else were slumped in their chairs asleep and three carers sat in the middle of the lounge doing very little. Tutting when mum asked to go to the toilet. She looked unkempt it was an awful experience. The rooms were dirty and shabby and the whole place was in need of refurbishment. It cost £950 a week. They should be ashamed of themselves to think the care and conditions they offer are acceptable. What a disgrace!
Reply from J W Nunn, Proprietor at Lingdale LodgeWe are very disappointed to read your review, residents' well-being is at the forefront of our care locations. We have noticeboards within Lingdale Lodge which show how residents or family members can get in touch to give their feedback either to the home manager or to the head office. I wish you had brought this to my attention during the two-week respite period your mother stayed with us to enable me to address the points you have raised and alleviate your concerns. We appreciate your feedback.
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Review of
Wymeswold Manor
from Carol P (Daughter of Resident) published on 4 June 2024 Submitted via Website • Report
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Mum has been at Wymeswold Manor for just over a week now and I have to say she has been treated and looked after really well. The manager is wonderful, she is so on the ball in getting things sorted out and put into place for Mum's best interest. The manager and all the staff are so caring, very friendly,
professional and very approachable about any issues or concerns we might have for Mum.
Mum does love her food, the dishes are really nice and well presented, a great variety, and the cook really does take pride in the meals she produces.
The home is always so very clean, fresh and comfortable at all times, a real pleasure for my sister and me to visit and comforting for all the residents there who I have to say all seem very happy and settled at Wymeswold Manor.
Mum's clothes come back from the laundry as if we had done them ourselves, wonderful.
It is early days for Mum at Wymeswold Manor but I'm certain she will settle nicely, be well looked after and be happy in her new home.
Mum does love her food, the dishes are really nice and well presented, a great variety, and the cook really does take pride in the meals she produces.
The home is always so very clean, fresh and comfortable at all times, a real pleasure for my sister and me to visit and comforting for all the residents there who I have to say all seem very happy and settled at Wymeswold Manor.
Mum's clothes come back from the laundry as if we had done them ourselves, wonderful.
It is early days for Mum at Wymeswold Manor but I'm certain she will settle nicely, be well looked after and be happy in her new home.
Reply from Lisa Clark, Deputy Manager at Wymeswold ManorThank you so much for taking the time to write a review, it is very much appreciated. Our aim is to provide a homely, safe and caring environment for all of our residents and their families.
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Review of
Broadoak Lodge
from C S (Son of Resident) published on 19 February 2024 Submitted via Website • Report
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1.0 out of 5
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They neglect their residents making residents wait long periods of time to go to the toilet after being asked several times to do so. Also one of the managers lies about a situation after speaking to social services telling me it is not true. Also, all the wheelchairs are all knackered and not fit for
purpose. My mum's brand new wheelchair has been replaced with a broken one. In my view, the place should be closed down.
Reply from Bill Nunn, Proprietor at Broadoak LodgeAs far as we are aware the Son who has POA is more than happy with the care of his Mother. Please refer to our most recent CQC Inspection.
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Review of
Broadoak Lodge
from Howard G (Son of Resident) published on 15 May 2023 Submitted via Website • Report
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My mum spent her last 8 weeks here after being discharged from hospital. She was not strong enough to return home. I stayed with her for her last two nights as she slipped away and the staff were so kind to both Mum and me.
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Review of
Broadoak Grange
from L B (Granddaughter of Resident) published on 10 May 2022 Submitted via Website • Report
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Very happy with the care my nanna received. Very friendly carers, welcoming, hearts in the right place, actually take the time to talk and ensure my nanna was ok and got what she needed. She was only in for a respite, but was really happy with everything. I do wish she was still there to be honest,
as now she has given up at home, as on her own, and now bed-bound! She was walking when at the care home. Thanks to all staff at the Grange.
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Review of
Broadoak Lodge
from David C (Grandson of Resident) published on 7 May 2022 Submitted via Website • Report
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5.0 out of 5
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The staff are extremely polite, professional and always attentive. I am extremely happy with the treatment of care she’s receiving and since being there has improved her quality of life. Management is fantastic and I would highly recommend this home to anyone who asks.
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Review of
Orchard House
from John G (Son-in-law of Resident) published on 26 February 2021 Submitted via Website • Report
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4.0 out of 5
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My wife’s mother was a resident at your home and from what I’ve heard and from 1st hand experience, your staff have been a family to my mother in law. The last year has been a massive test to everyone, I can’t imagine what it’s been like for the staff, who have mercifully stopped COVID from reaching
any patient, even though some members of staff have contracted it. In the last days of my wife’s mother’s life she was allowed to visit her at her bedside, but sadly after she passed, due to staff infection, she couldn’t, but they made great efforts to make sure she could see her through the window. Both my wife and I have nothing but respect for the staff and wish them well going forward.
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Review of
Broadoak Lodge
from Vicki D (Friend of Resident) published on 19 July 2019 Submitted via Website • Report
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5.0 out of 5
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This review is based from March 2018 to May 2019. I found the staff to be very thoughtful and caring and that nothing was too much trouble in making my friend feel comfortable and safe. The staff are very committed to the welfare of their users and being a smaller care home, they are able to give a
very personal touch. When visiting, I found the staff always very welcoming and able to answer any queries I had regarding the well-being of my friend and I will always be grateful to them all for the genuine kindness shown to myself and my friend. Thank you all.
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Review of
Broadoak Lodge
from Sarah W (Granddaughter of Resident) published on 18 July 2019 Submitted via Website • Report
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5.0 out of 5
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My Grandma was a Broadoak for just a short 14 months, she loved every minute of it. The staff are extremely polite and caring, and easy to get on with but very professional at the same time. If you ever have a problem you can talk to any of the members of staff and they will sort it straight the way.
Towards the end when my grandma was getting poorly the staff would sit with her day in day out and the would always go beyond to look after her! Broadoak Lodge has the best manager! She always has a smile on her face and very approachable, she is just an amazing lady!
I would highly recommend Broadoak Lodge!
I would highly recommend Broadoak Lodge!
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Primrose Lodge
from Keeley V (Great-Niece of Resident) published on 23 November 2017 Submitted via Website • Report
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Upon my first arrival, Primrose Lodge reminded me of a holiday chalet layout. All rooms were immaculate and cosy. Every resident appeared clean, heard and cared for. My first impressions are really good.
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Costs for care homes owned by Broadoak Group of Care Homes
Average costs per week for care homes owned by Broadoak Group of Care Homes by care type provided. The weekly fees are calculated using the starting price for self-funded care provided by Broadoak Group of Care Homes, based on 8 out of 16 settings.
| Type of Care Provided | Average Weekly Cost |
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| Residential Care | £1,098 |
| Residential Dementia Care | £1,039 |
| All Care Types | £1,098 |
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