Elton Hall

I find the management and staff very sociable. Nothing is too much trouble for them and they treat residents with dignity, take them for walks, museums and the cinema. You name it, they do it. Couldn't get a more suitable home that matches Elton Hall.

Very helpful staff. Mum always looks well presented which is very important to her.

My Dad has been at Elton Hall since February 2018. From the management, carers, cooks and domestics are all so lovely and caring. Nothing is ever a bother when it comes to taking care of my Dad. Dad gets taken out and about by staff on a regular basis. Whenever we come to see him we are made very welcome. A lovely place.

It is what it is, nice, clean, friendly and the staff are good. There are suitable activities organised if wanted.

Elton Hall is a nice place to be. The food is very nice. The staff are also nice.

Well cared for but can't help self.

The thought of being old and in residential care used to fill me with dread. Just three weeks at Elton Hall changed this. From the very start, I was made to feel welcome. Someone was there to greet me when I arrived alone in a cab from hospital, wearing just a hospital gown - my only possession then. I was given clothing, provided with toiletries, shown around and offered a shower and a meal. A staff member even brought me in a lovely pair of pyjamas and slippers. I was impressed by the dedication of all staff, who were attentive, helpful and cheerful. Their kind care certainly aided my recovery. The tranquillity also bodes for a healthy state of mind. Everything was clean, tidy and well maintained, inside and out. The food was excellent. Absolutely marvellous all round.

Elton Hall has friendly, cheerful staff who brightened my father in laws day with their banter. For the short time he lived at Elton Hall he was happy and well looked after. We saw a big improvement in his health and fitness before his final illness. Elton Hall may not be the smartest of places but it has a warm and homely atmosphere with staff who really get to know the residents and their families.

Picking a care home for your parents is not easy and we crossed our fingers hoping dad would be happy there.

After the first month we asked dad if he was ok there or would he prefer us to find him somewhere else. He replied he wasn't over the moon to of been put in a home but if he had to choose one it would be this one.

When he was poorly and confined to bed near the end, one of the staff would stay with him and apply water to his lips to stop them drying out, all around satisfied with his care.

My mother is a resident at Elton Hall, she was diagnosed with bipolar and her behaviour at times can be very demanding. The unit at Elton Hall of which accommodates younger people is an absolute "God send" it is fully equipped, set in its own grounds, lovely personal rooms - it's amazing. Last but no means least, the staff are absolute angels, caring and professional, it's like a family atmosphere, more so, the caring and understanding given to mum is outstanding.

It is the best thing that could have happened, Mam went into Elton Hall in July 2016 and has settled really well. I cannot speak too highly of it.

Although mam's dementia is quite bad now, they have dealt with her very well and she is happy in her own way. The staff are lovley and they deal with Mam very sympathetically, she joins in with the activities when she can.