Fees depends on pre-admission assessment and needs of the person. Although the home has dementia trained staff, it is not a dementia specialist home, so each resident is assessed on their individual care needs.
These prices are only a guideline, please contact Nower House to find out the exact price for your requirements.
Visitors welcome any time.
Two car parks one at the front of the property the other at the back of the property.
Nower House has a Review Score of 9.9 (9.885) out of 10, based on 12 reviews in the last 2 years.
Over all time Nower House has 60 reviews.
The Review Score of 9.9 (9.885) out of 10 for Nower House is based on a) the Average Rating and b) the number of positive Reviews.
The maximum Review Score for a Care Home is 10, which is made up from the Average Rating of Reviews (maximum of 5 points) and the Number of Reviews (maximum of 5 points) in the last 24 months:
The 5 points available are broken down as follows:
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Lisa’s career in care has spanned over twenty years. After starting off her journey as a care assistant, Lisa has gained a huge amount of experience managing both residential and nursing establishments as well as Domiciliary care.
She was a member of the Transition Team which implemented the necessary change management needed to transfer her previous care home into a modern, innovative facility and brings a huge passion for providing person-centred care. Lisa joined us in January 2023 and is excited to work with her team to further develop the care offering at Nower House.
Outside of work, she is married and has a thirteen-year-old Daughter, April. She enjoys spending time at the gym, running or simply reading a book.
The energy and enthusiasm she brings, together with her vast experience is helping Nower House be recognised as one of the leading Residential Care Homes in the Area.
Hella joined Nower House as Deputy Manager in March 2023 and her extensive experience in the care industry ensures the residents and care teams have the best possible support on a daily basis.
The office door is always open and Hella is regularly offering her care and support to everyone within the home. Her goal is to ensure that everyone within the Nower House family has the support they need when they need it.
Iain hails from the midlands but has spent the last twenty years living and working in the Farnham area.
Whilst launching and managing small customer-facing businesses within the local community, Iain completed a qualification in Professional Marketing and is now a member of the Chartered Institute of Marketing.
His introduction to the senior care sector emerged when being faced with looking after his elderly mother and he now has a passion for developing innovative customer-focused environments for all the Abbeyfield residents and their families.
Away from work, Iain has a great interest in sports – he actually spent his early career as a member of the Professional Golfers Association competing around the world and coaching. Now he enjoys social golf rather more and his coaching skills are put to the test as a coach for the Farnham under 7’s rugby teams!
Shelley has had over 20 year’s experience in caring for the elderly. She started working for Abbeyfield Wey Valley Society in 1987 as a Care Assistant. She then undertook all her NVQ qualifications and became a Senior Care Assistant in 1995 and Deputy Manager in 2000. She was appointed as the Registered Manager of Wey Valley House in September 2001 and in November 2014 Shelley became the Registered Manager at Hatch Mill.
Shelley has her Registered Managers Award, NVQ3 and NVQ4 in care and currently studying NVQ7. She has also had courses in First Aid, Health and Safety, Infection Control, Fire Awareness, Food Hygiene, Manual Handling and SOVA Management, COSHH, Drug Administration, Palliative Care, Diabetes Awareness, Dementia, Customer Service and Equality and Diversity, Support and supervision.
In January 2021 Shelley was promoted to the Chief Operating Officer of the Society, overseeing daily operations at all of the homes.
Gemma joined Abbeyfield Wey Valley Society in 2005 as a care assistant at Wey Valley House. Since then she has undertaken her NVQ qualifications levels 3 & 5 and became a senior carer, first at Wey Valley House and then moving to Hatch Mill. In 2019 Gemma was appointed as the Care Quality Coordinator for the Society.
Gemma has also had courses in First Aid, Health and Safety, Infection Control, Fire Awareness, Food Hygiene, Manual Handling and SOVA Management, COSHH, Drug Administration, Palliative Care, Diabetes Awareness, Dementia, Equality and Diversity, Quality Improvement & Changing Perceptions.
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