Care Homes Owned by Affinity Care Homes in Powys

My father moved to Ty Mawr in September 2025 ,when he arrived he was very anxious and wasn't sleeping at night, since he has been in Ty Mawr there has been a remarkable improvement , obviously his memory hasn't improved but he can interact with the other residence which is a pleasure to see .Also since the new Management have taken over there has been a great improvement to the living arrears and Bedrooms , the new Muriel's on the walls are great , I would recommend Ty Mawr .

Ty Mawr was the best decision and they came highly recommended by friends.

Great overall experience, all staff and carers are really kind, friendly and considerate. My father gets on well with all of the staff and other residents. He is very warm and comfortable and he really enjoys the food that is provided.

but not enough carers at the home to cope with the demands. With more residents entering the home car parking is now becoming a problem. There is not enough equipment (hoists) to cater for the residents which results in residents waiting for long periods to use the toilet.

Our family member's year at Ty Mawr (Cae Hopkin, Abercraf, Swansea) has been overwhelmingly positive. The location is great, with beautiful grounds and easy access.

New ownership and management have brought continuous improvements, actively upgrading the premises with minimal resident disruption. Staff welcome these positive changes.

The team quality is the most reassuring element. Management and staff are consistently approachable and helpful. The premises are secure (buzz-in, sign-in book) and fully accessible (lift, stairwell).

Facilities are excellent: good-sized rooms, large grounds, and a patio garden. Residents receive at least three nutritious meals daily. Life is vibrant with regular entertainment (singers) and prioritized activities. The home is regularly decorated, creating a warm atmosphere. Care includes organised outside events.

Overall, it's a welcoming environment with compassionate staff and continuous progress.

My father's move to Ty Mawr as he always tells people, is the best move that he could have made, and we are very grateful to the team for looking after him so well.

Yes the rooms and public areas need updating but this doesn't distract from the care. I understand that all outstanding issues (from previous owners ) are now being addressed.

Overall care is good. My father is challenging and all carers seem to be very professional with him and caring. I have no concerns at all.

The building is dated and in need of a revamp, however that does not impact on the care given.

More staff! Whilst daily care needs are covered more time for staff to engage mam in conversations, convince her to participate socially - promoting mental health. Otherwise Mams vascular dementia effects her motivation, she'll stay abed rather than attend morning activities. Staff encourage her but workload is too high to offer help with jigsaws & dementia friendly games which she enjoys. Have discussed strategies e.g. weekly activity sheets with targets walking X steps but not acted on dietary control could reduce weight gain. Glad plans to improve the very tired decor. Needs room with view less depressing and more stimulating.