Haworth Court

After 59 years of a very loving marriage I was forced to make the decision of finding a place in a care home for my beloved husband who suffered with brain aneurisms and dementia. I have Parkinson's so I am not able to care for him in our own home. I could not have found a more welcoming loving home anywhere. The staff at Harworth Court are so caring and warm hearted, not just to my husband but to me and the rest of the family. My husband is treated with kindness and understanding and love. Nothing is too much trouble for them. The home is beautifully clean and odour free. The food is well cooked, tastes delicious and well resented. There is always a good choice and families are invited to dine with their loved ones. A well run ream who aim to give their best always.

A very nice place very helpfull staff and manager. Carnt do enough for residents and family. I will give carer's a 10+

My wife transferred to her current care home in Feb. 2026, it is far and away better than her previous home, the staff are more attentive and kind and gentle and her room is more welcoming and homely. It remains however for government to fund Alzheimer's disease and dementia care, it is after all an illness!

Three of my elderly relatives have been cared for at Haworth Court over the last several years. My aunt has been living there for the last few years (she is in her 90s with dementia). The staff (all of them) do an excellent job looking after their residents; they are always friendly, approachable and provide appropriate support specific to the needs of the individual.

my brother was admitted to Haworth Park without any consultation to the family we was very sceptical about the carehome how wrong could we of been it was amazing they looked after my brother for 5 weeks the staff where lovely unfortunatly my brother passed away and we are so glad he was looked after at Haworth court they always made all the family welcome it was very homely the care was outstanding would defiantly recommend this care home.

Found this home Haworth Court very nice staff were wonderful not got any problems with the home everything was excellent

My mam was very poorly when she went into Haworth Court. I was apprehensive about her care because you hear bad things about care homes. How wrong was I! The staff were very attentive towards my mam and received and still receive 100% care. My mam is going to be a long-time resident now, and she loves it! If my mams happy, I'm happy! The staff are wonderful & always have different activities every day.

Haworth Court is well run, always for the benefit of the residents and families, I can visit my mum at any time, I can sit with her and families are always encouraged to integrate with there loved ones. In a short period of time my mum treats Haworth Court as her home, a testament to the whole team of staff.

Mother has been at the home for more than ten years. In all this time she has always been happy and enjoyed the time she has spent here. She has been cared for very well. Staff engage with her all the time and is part of the family within the group.

The staff are so friendly both to residents and visitors and do so much for the residents to keep them occupied. We had tea and cakes to celebrate our joint birthdays which the staff prepared and served tea. It was lovely. Thank you.

I would recommend this care home to anyone.

Very friendly and caring residence. My husband is well looked after, and he is quite shy but he has fitted in very well. Food is excellent and if I am there after dinner or tea I am invited to stay and have a meal with my husband.

Haworth Court as a premises is a little tired around the edges, but the most important factor is the care the residents receive. It is a very special place because of the carers that work there. Because of this, I would highly recommend this care home.

My Nanna has recently been moved here from another care home which she was in for respite care after being admitted to hospital. My grandad had cared for her for 3 years prior to the hospital admission so upon her going into care this was a big pill for us to swallow, emotionally. When we were told she would have to be moved into a new home which was more adapted to her needs, this initially devastated us. However, I contacted the manager at Hayworth Court who was more than happy to answer any questions I had and ease my anxieties. We made the choice to move her to Hayworth Court and I can honestly say it was the best decision we made. The team are like a family, whenever I call they are more than happy to speak to me, I never feel a hindrance and my nan has already made a friend whilst being there. I am truly thankful for the care that the staff give my Nanna and I sleep better, knowing she is receiving the care she so very much deserves.

My grandma has been resident here for eight years now, first moving in with advanced Alzheimers. Her condition has obviously progressed massively since but the staff have always been exceptional. When my granddad was still with us, they were very welcoming of him and he would spend most days there and loved all of the staff. They have always ensured she is well looked after and her personal and medical needs catered for, which considering she is unable to communicate shows they really care. There are difficult residents at times but only because the majority are dementia patients, and the staff know how to deal appropriately in each situation. I really can't praise Haworth Court enough, they treat every resident like family, they're amazing.

I strongly recommend this care home. My mother is a resident and while being there, her health has improved, and she is happy due mainly to the care and attention she receives from the friendly, excellent staff. The food she receives is home/freshly cooked and is second to none with a good choice range.

I visit my friend on a regular basis, but on different days and times. I also feed my friend; I therefore receive the unprepared care she receives. Television is always on, and DVD's are played for her. Hair is kept clean, and tidy and nails kept clean and tidy. Her meals are prepared before coming into the room, ie chopped to bite sizes, but not mashed. A drink is brought in or a jug is left in a room. Carers knock before entering, and they speak in a "caring manner" to her.

Food is fresh and appetising.

My wife came to Haworth about three months ago, and fulltime care has been excellent; she has improved physically, at one stage her confidence, washing and doing things for herself was very low, this has recently improved. The staff have been excellent.

My mother has been a resident at Haworth for a few years. In January if 2020 she deteriorated physically and mentally. The care she received which had always been excellent was stepped up even higher. I spent many hours sitting with my mother with tremendous support from the staff. Her every need were met and when it became obvious she was terminally her care could not have been bettered. The ethos of this home is amazing, so is the care.