Care Homes Owned by Belsfield Care

the family up to date on all his care needs and were with him at the end to ensure his comfort. I would definitely recommend Ryecourt as a caring home and can't thank the staff enough for their help during a sad time for our family.

I don't receive naughty phone calls anymore like I did when she was in the other home. Mum's needs are met and she is clearly a lot happier there. The atmosphere is a lot calmer here (which is what mum needed). She is kept stimulated and not left in a chair. Her medication was reduced when she came here and as such, she is no longer zombied-fired after her tablets. While mums dementia has further progressed now she is a lot calmer and suffers less anxiety as she is on better medication (so it seems) The staff were quick to pick up on mums triggers and what upsets her. Not long after arriving the home felt they could deal with any behaviour mum presented as such she was discharged from RIT team.

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weeks of Dad being there they ‘knew’ him - all his likes and dislikes and most importantly his quirky character. Nothing is too much trouble for the staff.
Before going to Ryecourt, Dad was in a mental hospital and we had to make the difficult decision to wait for a place at Ryecourt. This was the best decision we made. A great care home!

much for them. I could not believe how well and content our friend looked, and this is down to not only the loving care of his wife but all of the carers at this nursing home that do a wonderful job and really care. I can't thank you enough for the fantastic job you all do. It's refreshing to see carers that truly care.

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It is clear they hold the utmost respect for their residents and treat them as their own family. For example, whenever they move or touch the resident, they explain what they are doing several times if needed to ensure the resident understands, and are not confused or startled.
It is so relieving to know that our friend is getting the best care possible, and thank you to all of the staff at Ryecourt for being so welcoming!

been looking after my step-father-in-law, that I could go away on holiday and not worry about him.The staff have so much patience, empathy and understanding. If you're worried about placing your loved one here don’t, as I don’t think you could get anywhere better. Lovely people with hearts of gold.

food served looks very good and residents seem to have a varied diet and are served plenty of drinks throughout the day.

excellent inspection by CQC earlier in the year.

It doesn't matter what time of day or who is on duty, all staff members look happy in their role and show respect for all residents.
I count my blessings that my mother resides with you. Thank you to everyone.

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enough, everything they need to do for him is explained to him sometimes several times until he understands and is carried out with the utmost care and dignity.
Although they have a set meal at lunch if a resident doesn't want it a selection of alternatives are offered and all special dietary needs are catered for. As his wife and I am sure this applies to all family members of the residents, I am always told of any change to his care plan and therefore know what is happening so I don't feel distanced from him. As a visitor, I am always offered tea or coffee usually supplied with either cake or biscuits! I always feel welcomed.
So well done to all the staff at Ryecourt you're all stars.

the highest standard.
The staff are also very supported and sensitive to the family and were very accommodating when we wanted to visit out of hours.
The unit felt secure and the staff keeps a careful eye on every resident.
On a personal level, all the staff were very friendly and genuinely build relationships with the residents, they looked happy in their roles and worked well as a team supporting each other.
I highly recommended Rossall.

The home itself was clean, has a tv room and dining area, space outside for getting some fresh air and sitting out in the garden.

We needed to put plans in place for her passing and with the help of the staff, we maintained good communication between us all. Every member of staff, from Cook to Nurse treated my mother with dignity and respect at all times. They tried their best to keep her spirits up, laughing and joking. On the odd occasions mum would have the staff in stitches, other times they sat with her keeping her company in the latter days.
When her time came, we were all supported to the end and given time with her after her passing.
Without the love, care and hard work of all the staff, I feel that mum would have given up sooner than she did.