Mum is always clean and tidy. The meals look very appetising and nourishing.Glynis T(Daughter of Resident/Service User)
Mum is always clean and tidy. The meals look very appetising and nourishing.Glynis T(Daughter of Resident/Service User)
Oxford Beaumont Care Community is a converted Edwardian House with picturesque and landscaped gardens and an interior that is comfortably furnished and spacious.
The service is based upon achieving first class nursing and residential care. There is also a respite service designed to assist families needing short or emergency breaks, as well as apartments dedicated to independent living.
An active lifestyle is encouraged amongst residents, the home's activities coordinators adapt the comprehensive life enrichment program to suit residents' needs and abilities.
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This Weekly Fee rate is an indication only of a typical standard fee rate for a resident living in a standard, comfortable room. A final Weekly Fee rate will be confirmed once we have carried out a pre-admission needs assessment. For nursing care, Weekly Fee rate will be dependent on personal needs.
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Barchester Oxford Beaumont Care Community has a Review Score of 9.9 (9.912) out of 10, based on 28 reviews in the last 2 years.
Over all time Barchester Oxford Beaumont Care Community has 111 reviews.
Came to visit on 30th December. Everyone made great effort (fancy dress) to make it a really enjoyable evening. The kitchen made a tasty buffet. Entertainment fun for all family. Thanks for the friendly atmosphere as always.
Came to visit on 30th December. Everyone made great effort (fancy dress) to make it a really enjoyable evening. The kitchen made a tasty buffet. Entertainment fun for all family. Thanks for the friendly atmosphere as always.
Dear Carol, thank you very much for your kind comments. At Oxford Beaumont, we know how important special occasions are especially Christmas and New Year. The residents here look forward to celebrating the Festive season with their loved ones. The staff team here always go the extra mile to make...
Dear Carol, thank you very much for your kind comments. At Oxford Beaumont, we know how important special occasions are especially Christmas and New Year. The residents here look forward to celebrating the Festive season with their loved ones. The staff team here always go the extra mile to make sure that everyone enjoys this time of year in style. For future events, please keep an eye on the notice board, as you are always welcome to attend and I guarantee you will receive a warm welcome.
The Oxford Beaumont is an excellent care home. The staff are very friendly and helpful. My mother is in an independent living flat, so does not get any physical or health care, but she can eat in the restaurant and join in with all the activities. There is a full and varied program. Yesterday...
The Oxford Beaumont is an excellent care home. The staff are very friendly and helpful. My mother is in an independent living flat, so does not get any physical or health care, but she can eat in the restaurant and join in with all the activities. There is a full and varied program. Yesterday evening she attended an evening show with a very good singer, wine and snacks and a Halloween theme. Well organised by the head of activities who is always cheerful and friendly.
Moving my mother to Beaumont was a very good decision. My mother is very settled and seems to enjoy her environment and the staff who care for her. I am so pleased that I can now relax knowing that she is cared for and respected. I am informed when a decision needs to be made regarding her care. I...
Moving my mother to Beaumont was a very good decision. My mother is very settled and seems to enjoy her environment and the staff who care for her. I am so pleased that I can now relax knowing that she is cared for and respected. I am informed when a decision needs to be made regarding her care. I am very pleased to know that my mother is receiving the outstanding care she deserves.
Chinese boat festival activities I loved. I have never seen such a wonderful display of Chinese activities everywhere. The team were so very giving. I loved every minute of the boat activity.
Chinese boat festival activities I loved. I have never seen such a wonderful display of Chinese activities everywhere. The team were so very giving. I loved every minute of the boat activity.
I am responsible for a friend who lives at the Oxford Beaumont and I visit almost every day for a few hours. I have found the Oxford Beaumont very welcoming and friendly. My friend receives good care and attention, although nothing can be like at home for her! She has been at times a challenge for...
Is it is due to poor training, personality or simply a cultural difference? I also realise that recruitment can be a problem.
I would have no problem leaving her again in their care.
I would have no problem leaving her again in their care.
All the staff are very friendly to my father and me. They try to make my father feel worth something and treat him like a friend. They have kindness and a sense of humour.
The place is clean and tidy.
All the staff are very friendly to my father and me. They try to make my father feel worth something and treat him like a friend. They have kindness and a sense of humour.
The place is clean and tidy.
My mother is very happy in this home. She is well looked after, good food and lovely staff. I have no concerns.
My mother is very happy in this home. She is well looked after, good food and lovely staff. I have no concerns.
Mum has been in the home for 18 months now. There have been issues which when highlighted are resolved but there is never any risk to Mum. The staff are lovely and genuinely care about the residents. Food is amazing and if not to their taste they will try and prepare what they want. The home is...
Mum has been in the home for 18 months now. There have been issues which when highlighted are resolved but there is never any risk to Mum. The staff are lovely and genuinely care about the residents. Food is amazing and if not to their taste they will try and prepare what they want. The home is clean and the housekeeping staff are always busy and ensuring a consistently high standard. Mum has maintained her strength and ability since being here and I am pleased that we chose this home above others.
Dad had to be admitted very quickly and the manager could not have been more helpful. At first, dad took a little while to settle in but now he seems far more relaxed and safe knowing there are health professionals on hand 24/7. My mother visited him last week as she suffered a stroke 8 weeks ago...
Dad had to be admitted very quickly and the manager could not have been more helpful. At first, dad took a little while to settle in but now he seems far more relaxed and safe knowing there are health professionals on hand 24/7. My mother visited him last week as she suffered a stroke 8 weeks ago and the staff were so helpful with making their reunion a special one. Thank you all.
My parents are in their late nineties and were living in their home alone. When mother had a stroke and could no longer speak, then father fell on the kerb, they both had to go to a care home. We (the family) were so lucky to find Beaumont Care and two rooms for them.
My parents are in their late nineties and were living in their home alone. When mother had a stroke and could no longer speak, then father fell on the kerb, they both had to go to a care home. We (the family) were so lucky to find Beaumont Care and two rooms for them.
My husband was very happy and stimulated by the visit.
My husband was very happy and stimulated by the visit.
Not happy when Mum wants the loo. She presses the bell and waits for ages. Many a time she has been left upstairs for ages. Residents personal hygiene needs are not addressed in a timely manner. Most of the loyal staff have all left and bank staff do not seem to know what to do - just hanging about...
Laundry keeps going missing, even though they are named. Also, their call bells never seem to be on their neck, usually on the end of their bed headboards.
Disappointed the home cannot keep the good key staff they had and are having to bring in agency who do not know the residents well. There is a lack of respect for resident's belongings and often residents are without their call bells on. Residents are encouraged to join in the daily activities...
Disappointed the home cannot keep the good key staff they had and are having to bring in agency who do not know the residents well. There is a lack of respect for resident's belongings and often residents are without their call bells on. Residents are encouraged to join in the daily activities which I think is a good thing.
The new events manager has transformed what is on...
This all contributes to a strong community feel where residents are encouraged to join in and are respected.
Recruitment of staff appears difficult particularly as there is no local bus service. More attention could be given to specialist gardening staff to ease the...
Recruitment of staff appears difficult particularly as there is no local bus service. More attention could be given to specialist gardening staff to ease the burden on maintenance workers.
I have lived here for over 3 years and I am very happy.
I have lived here for over 3 years and I am very happy.
I would not recommend this care home for any aspect of rehabilitation even though it offers this on the website-particularly stroke. From the time my mother (recovering from a stroke) arrived until she left, she had minimal support to rehabilitate. She was stopped from any activity unless with her...
I would not recommend this care home for any aspect of rehabilitation even though it offers this on the website-particularly stroke. From the time my mother (recovering from a stroke) arrived until she left, she had minimal support to rehabilitate. She was stopped from any activity unless with her physio, which she paid for extra and went backwards in terms of both health and mobility. Minimal accommodation was made for her eating difficulties with regards to swallowing and food had to be largely brought in by her family. She was moved to a quality facility and then started to make fantastic progress - she is now happily living back at home.
I have always found everyone so very helpful in every way. They wave their hand and so hello as they go by, which I find very reassuring.
I have always found everyone so very helpful in every way. They wave their hand and so hello as they go by, which I find very reassuring.
Very nice place. Found it difficult when I first arrived but the staff have made me feel welcome and I feel more settled now.
Very nice place. Found it difficult when I first arrived but the staff have made me feel welcome and I feel more settled now.
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This morning we enjoyed a fun-filled trip to Michealmas Fair - the longest street fair in Europe! We had a fantastic time strolling through, in the autumn ?? sunshine and...
It was a lovely opportunity for allowing residents to take a trip down Memory Lane and reminisce about their own cars and experiences with Minis.
We celebrated our love for musicals, and enjoyed embracing the theme with fancy dress, a theatre themed quiz and live music from singer, Richard Stark!
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Hello, I’m Paulina, the Senior General Manager of the Oxford Beaumont Care Community. Thank you for visiting our website!
My journey into health and...
Hello, I’m Paulina, the Senior General Manager of the Oxford Beaumont Care Community. Thank you for visiting our website!
My journey into health and social care, as well as my time at Oxford Beaumont, began quite unexpectedly. In 2014, while studying, I took a short-term role as a bank cashier to improve my English. What was originally meant to last only three months ended up being a life-changing experience. Through everyday conversations and connections with residents, I discovered how deeply rewarding it is to care for others, which completely changed my career path.
After completing my Master’s in Law in 2016, I chose to follow my heart and fully commit to health and social care. Throughout my career development, I progressed from Carer to Senior Carer, then became Administrator, and now I have the privilege of leading this exceptional home.
Alongside my dedicated team, we are unwavering in our commitment to providing our residents with the highest quality support and care every single day. I am deeply passionate about fostering a community where everyone receives outstanding support. We empower our residents to live fulfilling lives and celebrate each moment. My vision is to create a place where everyone feels safe, valued, and empowered to be themselves. Join us in experiencing the warmth and excellence of Oxford Beaumont.
I studied physiology at Oxford from 1996 to 2002 and qualified as a nurse in 2004. Since 2012, I have worked in care homes as a nurse and as a care...
I studied physiology at Oxford from 1996 to 2002 and qualified as a nurse in 2004. Since 2012, I have worked in care homes as a nurse and as a care home coordinator during the pandemic. I choose to specialise in older adult nursing because of the breadth of nursing skills required and opportunities offered, and because I can really get to know and understand residents and their families over weeks, months and years, truly walking alongside them. I also worked as a lecturer in adult nursing at Oxford Brookes, overseeing care home placements for student nurses and am a member of the British Geriatrics Society.
In April 2025, I discovered and was delighted to join the amazing team at Oxford Beaumont and now work as Deputy General Manager and Palliative Care Champion. It is an honour to be a part of the dedicated team serving this diverse care community.
I’m William, the Home Administrator at the Oxford Beaumont Care Community.
My journey with Barchester began in June 2023 when I joined as a...
I’m William, the Home Administrator at the Oxford Beaumont Care Community.
My journey with Barchester began in June 2023 when I joined as a Gardener and Maintenance Assistant, and I was proud to transition into the Admin team at the beginning of 2026.
I have had the great pleasure of growing into the role of Home Administrator. I attribute every bit of the success I achieve to the whole community. The residents, relatives, and colleagues I get to work with on a daily basis have empowered me to excel in every realm of care. When we achieved our Outstanding CQC rating in July 2026, I felt an earnest and sincere gratitude to all those who have supported me.
My passion for care comes from a deep belief in compassion, dignity, and respect throughout all chapters of someone’s life. I’ve always felt an innate pull towards caring for people and roles where I can make a meaningful difference. Working in front of house and around the home allows me to contribute to the wellbeing of our residents and relatives, while supporting our wonderful team that looks after them. The moments I get to brighten someone’s day are the times when I am happiest.
My Journey at the Oxford Beaumont has been truly rewarding. I started as a kitchen assistant, then moved into the role of Activity Assistant, and now...
My Journey at the Oxford Beaumont has been truly rewarding. I started as a kitchen assistant, then moved into the role of Activity Assistant, and now I am working as an Admin Assistant, which has given me the opportunity to develop new skills and experience in different departments. Each role has given me valuable experience and allowed me to build wonderful relationships with our lovely residents.
I feel very grateful to be a part of such a caring team and a special community. Our residents bring so much joy to everyday life, and I feel privileged to be able to contribute to their happiness and wellbeing.
I am proud of how far I have come and look forward to continuing to learn, grow and make a positive difference.
Hi, my name is Mark, and I'm the Unit Manager for our Dementia community here at Oxford Beaumont. I'm also the home's Dementia Champion. If you have...
Hi, my name is Mark, and I'm the Unit Manager for our Dementia community here at Oxford Beaumont. I'm also the home's Dementia Champion. If you have any questions regarding our community, its residents or your loved one, please feel free to ask. I'm happy to talk at any time.
I started with Barchester as a Care Practitioner in 2019 and registered with the NMC a month later. I have been a nurse at Oxford Beaumont since...
I started with Barchester as a Care Practitioner in 2019 and registered with the NMC a month later. I have been a nurse at Oxford Beaumont since 2020, and I am grateful that Barchester has given me the opportunity to continue to pursue my passion for helping and providing quality care to residents.
Hi, my name is Natalie, and I joined Oxford Beaumont in 2009 as a care assistant.
I continued working here whilst studying for a degree in adult...
Hi, my name is Natalie, and I joined Oxford Beaumont in 2009 as a care assistant.
I continued working here whilst studying for a degree in adult nursing at Oxford Brookes University,
In 2013, I became a registered nurse and decided to continue my nursing career with Barchester.
I enjoy my role as a senior nurse, providing care and support to our lovely residents.
Olivia joined Barchester in 2006 as a Senior Healthcare Assistant. In the Philippines, she was a nurse and has experience of being a Care...
Olivia joined Barchester in 2006 as a Senior Healthcare Assistant. In the Philippines, she was a nurse and has experience of being a Care Practitioner. As a registered general nurse, Olivia supports the whole team here at Oxford Beaumont.
Our residents' families are always welcome to come and have a chat with Olivia if they have any concerns or suggestions on how to improve life at our homes.
Hi, I'm Alice and I've been working in activities since 2019. I absolutely love my role, and I'm passionate about providing meaningful and life...
Hi, I'm Alice and I've been working in activities since 2019. I absolutely love my role, and I'm passionate about providing meaningful and life enriching activities for all our residents. My aim is to make them smile everyday!
Making links with local groups and organisations to ensure our residents remain part of the local community is a key part of the activities team role, if you would like to make contact with me or my colleague Sarah, please feel free to call us or drop us an email.
Our award-winning Head Chef, Roger, brings over two decades of passion, creativity, and care to every meal he prepares.
Leading our dedicated...
Our award-winning Head Chef, Roger, brings over two decades of passion, creativity, and care to every meal he prepares.
Leading our dedicated catering team, Roger’s sole ambition is to delight residents at every mealtime with delicious, beautifully presented dishes that not only nourish the body but lift the spirit. Roger believes that food is a powerful way to connect with people — evoking memories, sparking conversation, and bringing comfort. That’s why he takes a person-centred approach to every menu, ensuring meals are tailored to individual tastes, dietary needs, and even fond food memories from the past. From five-star classics to homely favourites, Roger consistently delivers exceptional dining experiences that residents look forward to each day. His attention to detail, high standards, and care for each person in our home have made him a truly treasured part of our team and community.
Tika is our dedicated Head Housekeeper, recognised for her reliability, quiet strength, and keen attention to detail. She is crucial in making our...
Tika is our dedicated Head Housekeeper, recognised for her reliability, quiet strength, and keen attention to detail. She is crucial in making our care home not just clean and comfortable but also a warm, welcoming space for all residents. Tika takes pride in her work, often going above and beyond to ensure each room is perfect — from fresh beds to personal touches. She understands how essential a tidy, peaceful environment is for well-being and approaches every task with care and thoughtfulness. Friendly, approachable, and always willing to help, Tika is highly valued by residents and staff alike. Her warm presence and dependable support contribute to making our home a safe and special place for everyone who lives, works, or visits.
Anna has been a valued member of Oxford Beaumont Care Community since 2008, bringing warmth, skill, and a deep commitment to person-centred care...
Anna has been a valued member of Oxford Beaumont Care Community since 2008, bringing warmth, skill, and a deep commitment to person-centred care through her work in the kitchen. As our Second Chef, Anna goes far beyond preparing meals — she takes the time to get to know each resident, learning their personal preferences, cherished family recipes, and favourite comfort foods. For Anna, cooking is not just about nutrition, but about connection. Whether she’s recreating a resident’s favourite dish or simply stopping by to ask how they enjoyed lunch, Anna’s caring nature and attention to detail shine through in every plate she serves. Her years of experience, dedication, and friendly approach make her a much-loved member of both the team and the wider home community. Anna believes that food has the power to bring comfort, joy, and a sense of home — and that belief is at the heart of everything she does.
Hi, my name is Mihaela, and I am a Senior Carer at Oxford Beaumont Care Community. I joined the team in May 2022.
I relocated from Manchester to...
Hi, my name is Mihaela, and I am a Senior Carer at Oxford Beaumont Care Community. I joined the team in May 2022.
I relocated from Manchester to Oxford, and the team and residents here welcomed me with open arms. I am also a Speak-up Champion, and I listen and support all those who may need help or advice. I ensure our residents receive a high standard of care and quality of life. I really enjoy the atmosphere of Oxford Beaumont and working with the team and residents; It’s a great pleasure.
Hello, I am Judith, and I am a Volunteer here at the Oxford Beaumont Care Community.
I am much enjoying being a volunteer at the Oxford Beaumont a...
Hello, I am Judith, and I am a Volunteer here at the Oxford Beaumont Care Community.
I am much enjoying being a volunteer at the Oxford Beaumont a couple of times a week, both chatting to the Residents and running a very elementary French class. I have lived on Boars Hill for many years now, with my late husband, who spent his last few months being very well looked after here, at the Oxford Beaumont. Before that, we had lived a very peripatetic life all over the world and it is a great pleasure to be able to meet the interesting staff and residents at Oxford Beaumont.
I’m Jan, Resident Ambassador for the Oxford Beaumont Care Home.
I moved here in late April 2024, and the warm welcome extended to me by everyone...
I’m Jan, Resident Ambassador for the Oxford Beaumont Care Home.
I moved here in late April 2024, and the warm welcome extended to me by everyone here made my transition to a care environment very easy - I quickly felt included and valued.
My role is to be an ambassador for the incredible care that we receive at Oxford Beaumont and to be the voice of the residents about anything at all that comes up. I’m often to be found near the front door, so I'm easily available if anyone fancies a chat! Perhaps teaching for nearly 40 years has helped with confidence and a genuine enjoyment of being with many different people.
I support the staff here in speaking to prospective residents about long-term or respite care, and I’m happy to share my positive experience of settling in and becoming part of this friendly community.Our social contact with each other is a key part of staying well, happy and purposeful, and I much enjoy chatting, joining in the activities and contributing to the friendliness of mealtimes. We get to know each other well and care about each other, which makes it a special community to be part of.
I can wholeheartedly recommend the Oxford Beaumont to anyone considering a move into a care home, whether short or long stay – we are well looked after and it is a wonderful environment to be in.
We also have a lovely avenue of trees in the garden where we can enjoy being together outside, too, when the weather permits.
If any resident has any feedback or suggestions, or you just need a bit of support to make the most of life here, please do come and find me, and I’ll be very happy to help.
Hello, my name is David, and I am a Family & Friends Ambassador.
My journey with Oxford Beaumont began in December 2022, a significant moment as my...
Hello, my name is David, and I am a Family & Friends Ambassador.
My journey with Oxford Beaumont began in December 2022, a significant moment as my beloved wife made Oxford Beaumont her permanent residence. As the Family & Friends Ambassador, I foster communication between the team and the community of residents, families, and friends. This collaborative effort is instrumental in maintaining a high-quality, compassionate, and responsive approach to care. I am a liaison point in quality improvement initiatives to enable more robust and inclusive engagement and community involvement. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask.
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