Wolfeton Manor

2 years ago my mother was depressed and talked of wanting to die. Then she moved to Wolfeton Manor and we have never looked back. I can't fault them and I recommend them to everybody.

We had to move our father into full-time care when our mother passed away; she had been caring for him herself, at home, up to the day when she herself had to go into a hospice. My father has been so well looked after by Wolfeton Manor that he always sings their praises, never complains and says that he is quite happy there. This contrasts to an earlier experience when he spent two weeks in another home to give my mother some respite; he was not happy there and couldn't wait to get out. The culture at Wolfeton Manor is one of cheerful, positive, gentle caring. All the residents appear to be content and very well treated. The staff are all wonderful.

As a family, we were already grateful for the very good care that Wolfeton Manor provided for our elderly mother. Since the COVID-19 lockdown, the home has kept us up-to-date with all developments regarding best practice to keep all residents safe as possible during this very difficult time, for which we are extremely grateful

I cannot speak too highly of the level of professional care and kindness that my mother is receiving at Wolfeton Manor. It is clear that the staff are a happy and motivated team, being effectively led by the manager of the home. I am so grateful that my Mother is obviously happy and comfortable at Wolfeton Manor, and that she can enjoy her twilight years surrounded by kind and friendly people, who genuinely care about her. In recent times of Coronavirus, the Wolfeton team have risen to the extra challenges of keeping their residents safe and protected. Several staff members have even moved full time into the home to avoid external contact, which is a testament to their commitment. We are all kept informed by a regular newsletter. Wolfeton Manor is a warm and caring place, professionally staffed by highly dedicated and genuinely friendly people.

A very caring home, with very attentive staff. All enjoy good food, and a good activities program keeps the residents happy and exercised both physically and mentally.

Cleaning: Not comprehensive, floor not cleaned for two weeks!

I have no complaints at all, only admiration for the hard work put in by all staff.

Thank you for looking after her.

It is always lovely to visit my friend and be welcomed by smiling faces. The surroundings are clean and tasteful both in the lounge and her personal room. Her needs are catered for with respect and dignity. I am pleased she is being so well looked after and helped to live life as best she can. It is lovely to hear her stories of activities she has taken part in when the carers bring her into church for a weekly visit.

My mother-in-law was admitted to Wolfeton Manor on an emergency admission for one week as she was falling at home she was admitted on Saturday afternoon which was not ideal, however, mum was welcomed into the home by the staff. The staff were always on hand for assistance and a cup of tea. Mum passed away in January and we can not thank Wolfeton Manor for the professionalism, kindness and care that they showed mum during her last nine weeks. During this time she was treated with the utmost care and dignity.We as a family were welcomed into the home no matter what time of day it was.

They certainly went that "extra mile" to not only care for our father but also to look after us as well during a very stressful week. We were provided meals and endless cups of tea/coffee. An impromptu birthday party was organised for my father on 19th November and he enjoyed it immensely. The kindness and compassion shown by all the staff we met were exceptional and we will be eternally grateful that our father was allowed to pass away peacefully with no pain at the end.

So thanks to all at Wolfeton for the excellent care given to my wife.

Very welcome at all times. Nice, friendly atmosphere and large quiet garden.

My aunt has been a resident of Wolfeton Manor for over a year. She is happy there and says she is well looked after. The staff provide the support she needs; they are kind and treat her with dignity. She enjoys the meals which are served in the very pleasant dining room or in her own room, if she prefers. She has her own pictures, ornaments and some furniture, which give her pleasure. She likes sitting in the lounge looking out on the extensive garden. She joins in some activities and clearly is given choices. Relatives are always made welcome.

I am very happy that my grandad is at this care home. It is a lovely setting with a beautiful garden for all to enjoy. The staff are always welcoming and nothing is too much trouble. The residents are able to take part in regular activities and trips if desired which enhances their daily lives and gives them a break from their normal routine.

Always made welcome in the home at any time of the day. Staff liaise well with the immediate family. Joining in with activities is promoted. Joining other residents at meal times is encouraged and assistance given when required. All areas inside and outside wheelchair accessible.

When my mother had to go into hospital for an operation my father needed 24-hour care as he was 98 and blind. We chose Wolfeton Manor because it was so homely. Dad settled in quickly; which made Mum happy and relieved. She died 3 months later and after inspecting 6 other homes, we decided Wolfeton Manor was best long-term for Dad. He will be 100 next month and is thriving. He misses Mum after 67 years, but he loves his new home and friends and we, his other family, are always made welcome and kept informed.

I visit my friend every now and again and every time I do, I always think she is looked after very well. Her room is tidy and her needs are always tended too.

I now never feel guilty when I leave Mum after a visit. Wolfeton Manor is staffed with people. It is very well cut out to care for other people.

Homely and friendly staff. Welcoming and any visits are made to make me feel that nothing is too much trouble to ensure my mother-in-law's comfort.