Stainsbridge House

She is very confused, often speaks gibberish, thinks I am her father, all very sad from the lovely girl I married 41 years ago. I love her very much.

Since the deterioration of his dementia, I am impressed with his constant care.

My mother suffers from dementia. She has a replaced hip but is unable to walk more than a step or two without full support. She has always been treated with great respect, care and kindness. I am particularly grateful to the understanding staff and especially the manager of this home when my mother became ill and was hospitalised for a few days. They welcomed her back very quickly and even though she requires more help and care now, she has been encouraged and loved and is still smiling and feisty.

Excellent food and staff. The home is always clean and it feels more like a hotel than a care home. The owner is friendly, polite and responsible. The members of the staff are caring and polite. The activities are excellent. Beautiful garden! If I had Dementia I wouldn't mind living there.

Just want to say a big thank you to Stainsbridge staff - you do a wonderful job of caring for my mum. You are patient, caring and efficient. I've met many of the staff and all of you have been great with mum. I was particularly impressed with what you did to get her out of hospital after her fractured hip. Mum seems pretty content when I see her, particularly recently. I know that she can be quite a handful at times - feisty and combative! But you cope with all that. She certainly seems to enjoy the food. She gets great hair-dos. She clearly enjoys the sweetie trolley. All in all, I get the impression of a very well run/managed place, with great staff. So glad to have mum somewhere where she seems content and is so well looked after. THANK YOU!