Care Homes Owned by Saint Cecilia's Care Group

only affects her physical movement, but she is unable to talk in a normal way. The staff do so much for her. It is very pleasing.

that Marie had only been in post 2 weeks, as she told me.
Jane, (Nurse) who I met on my first visit, was as friendly and supportive as previously and as equally knowledgeable. Upstairs, in my friend's room( guided there all the way by Marie! Wow!) I met Daniella who's looking after B. A lovely young woman, so calm, so gentle&so efficient. She gently helped B from bed to sit with me&talk, ensuring we would be able to get a cuppa!(Brought up by fab Jola!) Daniella was happy to tell me how B's doing&re her eating (much improved ref the local hospital!)The room's nice, cosy, a great view.B can watch TV easily, which makes her V happy. I totally recommend this home to all. Thanks so much Maggie

a welcomed one. We had peace of mind and he was happy.
Thank you for looking after Dad in his final days.xx

to ensure a complete personal profile put in place showing history, likes and dislikes. As a family we feel that this very vulnerable service user has at last been able to settled in a home, to be cared for with no future concerns. With thanks.

sympathy.

more provision of activities please for residents on a weekend. Thank you.

always looks well cared for and happy.

theatre for enjoyment as well as having people coming in to give entertainment in Saint Cecilia's home. The chefs are very good and often baked birthday cakes for each birthday that comes. I would recommend Saint Cecilia's highly!

brilliant.

ourselves what we needed. On our visit a few days later this was repeated and again my mother was brought from an activity session to have time with us provided in the dining room on both occasions she was clean and well dressed, we able to drive home knowing she is well looked after.

Although activities ratings is lower I do appreciate that with such disparity between patients, both physically and cognitively, this must involve a constant problem.

of our life together and we've never lived without them.
I also can't speak too highly about the staff. They treat my husband with care, laughter and respect and he loves everyone who cares for him. A very big thank you.

but to the residents too - their engagement with mum and the other residents is one of the most important things for us, as it helps to lessen the impact of her dementia on her quality of life. We are kept informed of everything that happens and feel a weight has been lifted off our shoulders so we can enjoy visiting mum again, without any worries that she is declining and unhappy/unsettled. She has already been taken out several times and she has enjoyed these trips. She is brighter and more at peace with herself than we have seen in a long time and we put this down to how the staff treat her - they are superb and the whole place has a real warm, caring, family feel to it. Thank you all