Care Home Owned by Dormy Care Communities in Monmouthshire

even though less mobile during her last two years. She was a bit of a character and had a great rapport with a few of the staff, even having some good banter, which she loved. On her 90th Birthday the caterers made a fantastic spread and beautiful birthday cake for the family to celebrate with her. The home is kept extremely clean, I would liken it to a high end hotel, with it's lovely 'coffee shop' feel near reception and well kept garden for residents to sit out and enjoy. My Aunt's spacious, en-suite room had a lovely view of the Blorenge mountain, where she could watch hang gliders and people watch. She really enjoyed her time there.
I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Foxhunters.

is clean and well run and the staff are absolutely fantastic and brilliantly trained. The food is excellent, particularly the specially arranged buffets and birthday or other special occasion lunches.

thing for our family as moving her to Foxhunters from Pembrokeshire was a huge decision and rather challenging A quote from mum recently: "Every night they knock on my door to check if I'm safe in bed and if I need anything- they are wonderful!" December has been challenging for Foxhunters with the storm stopping the Christmas fayre and then Influenza A requiring lockdown to keep residents safe - but everything the staff do is in the best interests of residents. They made a huge effort to support well residents still to have fun at this festive time. We were immensely grateful to be able to take mum out to be with family on Christmas Day and the welcome on her return was so special.

co-ordinators and housekeeping staff contribute to helping her feel very at home there.
We appreciate regular feedback on mum's physical health conditions as she is unable to give this herself. The nurse practitioner from the local surgery visits and communicates regularly with staff to monitor and review residents' health.
There is a full programme of varied activities daily for residents to participate in, although our mum generally chooses not to. She appreciates the garden - the peaceful setting and wonderful views from there of the Blorenge as she likes to have a little walk whenever she can. Having moved here in March this year, we are very reassured that mum is so content.

his time at the home, we also witnessed first-hand the very high standards the staff dealt with some health issues my brother had during his stay. What wonderful caring staff are employed in the home, always professional and friendly towards my brother and other residents. We came to know the staff and residents on our visits and never heard any detrimental remarks about the standards of care. Before arranging for a position for my brother to be accepted in the home we visited numerous other care homes but after making a visit to Foxhunters there was only one place we wished for him to go and our decision was never questioned by our family. Thank you for caring for my brother.

staff have given my Dad is absolutely Incredible. They know him very well already.
The home is immaculately clean throughout. The food is delicious and there's plenty of it. Ranging from breakfast. A three-course lunch, afternoon tea and a 3-course evening meal. If that wasn't enough there's even food later on at night if residents get a bit peckish!
I joined my Dad for Sunday lunch for Father's Day. We were given our own private dining room. The food was amazing and there was plenty of it.
I would highly recommend Foxhunters to anyone.

a large room with her own en-suite bathroom and whenever I visit everything is spotless. She has a lovely outlook and has outside space if we want to sit outside in the warmer weather. I have nothing but good things to say about Foxhunter’s, it’s never an easy decision for a relative to go into care but it’s reassuring when you know you’ve chosen the right place.

my auntie had good privacy when required. An excellent choice, well recommended. Thank you!

in. Mum has never been a joiner but now loves the activities organised, especially the garden. She now eats well although is blaming the laundry for shrinking her clothes as opposed to her now being a healthy weight again.

The staff are very caring and know all the residents by name. When mum has been unwell they have acted quickly, rung me and arranged for her GP to visit. Despite the upheaval of having to leave the family home of 60 years she is now happy and settled.

under pressure is exemplary.

him delirious, lying on the bed barefoot and in stained clothing. That was a Saturday. It took until the Monday for the care home to get a doctor to him despite repeated requests. By this time he was totally incoherent and had lost a significant amount of weight. He was eventually admitted to the hospital where I was told he was suffering from severe dehydration. The hospital raised a safeguarding concern. The organisation and processes of care were totally haphazard. Needless to say, the home hid behind records which evidenced that procedure had been followed but these were all for show and did not reflect reality at all. Shocking level of care. Do not put your loved ones here!