Prince George Duke of Kent Court is a purpose-built accommodation, located in a beautiful area of Chislehurst in Kent, with a rich history.
The home is surrounded by gardens containing a large collection of rose bushes as well as many shrubs, providing pleasant areas to sit and relax. A concrete path borders the garden, allowing residents with frames or wheelchairs to have unrestrained access. Part of the lawn area is...
Prince George Duke of Kent Court is a purpose-built accommodation, located in a beautiful area of Chislehurst in Kent, with a rich history.
The home is surrounded by gardens containing a large collection of rose bushes as well as many shrubs, providing pleasant areas to sit and relax. A concrete path borders the garden, allowing residents with frames or wheelchairs to have unrestrained access. Part of the lawn area is laid out for putting, which is enjoyed by residents, their family and friends.
The level of care each person receives will depend on their individual needs. This is continuously monitored and reviewed to ensure each person receives the right level of care. Please contact the home for further information.
Our care fees are subject to a preadmission needs assessment which is a requirement of admission, so the Home can fully understand the level of care and support required by each individual. The prices quoted are weekly and for guidance only. They will be confirmed following a full assessment. Respite care may be offered and is usually 10% above the permanent care fees, subject to availability and will depend on an assessment of a person’s care needs.
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Prince George Duke of Kent Court has a Review Score of 9.9 (9.909) out of 10, based on 19 reviews in the last 2 years.
Over all time Prince George Duke of Kent Court has 106 reviews.
My nan moved into the home in March 2017 as she was falling a lot at home and had given up on life. Since being at Prince George she has improved so much and is enjoying life again. It's lovely to see nan socialising with others and attending the various activities that go on within the home.
My nan moved into the home in March 2017 as she was falling a lot at home and had given up on life. Since being at Prince George she has improved so much and is enjoying life again. It's lovely to see nan socialising with others and attending the various activities that go on within the home.
I have never lived in a care home before but I think this home is well run, clean. Cheerful and we have privacy when we want it.
I have never lived in a care home before but I think this home is well run, clean. Cheerful and we have privacy when we want it.
My wife who has mixed dementia is well cared for by the staff. In the three years, she has been assisted she has had only two key workers looking after her. They give me weekly reports on her condition and changes and if they need any input from me. The supervisors have also been with her for three...
My wife who has mixed dementia is well cared for by the staff. In the three years, she has been assisted she has had only two key workers looking after her. They give me weekly reports on her condition and changes and if they need any input from me. The supervisors have also been with her for three years. They monitor her progress and update me. If she has had an infection or a fall, I am told immediately. The quality of care is excellent. My wife has her diabetes and her condition is controlled by diet. Her menu is varied, nutritious and keeps her healthy. There are daily activities and all the staff are very caring.
My father has been a resident at Prince George Duke of Kent Court for many years. The staff - nursing, catering, office, premises etc have all been very good. The nursing staff are caring and patient and my father's last days (he died on the 1st April 2017) were made comfortable and he was nursed...
My father has been a resident at Prince George Duke of Kent Court for many years. The staff - nursing, catering, office, premises etc have all been very good. The nursing staff are caring and patient and my father's last days (he died on the 1st April 2017) were made comfortable and he was nursed with great kindness. Our grateful thanks to them all.
They make my mother feel comfortable and provide a caring and supportive environment.
They make my mother feel comfortable and provide a caring and supportive environment.
Very pleased with the home.
Very pleased with the home.
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Nina joined RMBI Care Co. in 1994 as a student nurse at our care home Prince Michael of Kent Court in Watford in Hertfordshire. She immediately felt...
Nina joined RMBI Care Co. in 1994 as a student nurse at our care home Prince Michael of Kent Court in Watford in Hertfordshire. She immediately felt a strong connection with residents and a passion for supporting people living with dementia. After completing her QCF studies (NVQ Levels), Nina was promoted to Shift Leader and was able to develop her leadership skills.
Nina took over as Home Manager at Prince George Duke of Kent Court in Chislehurst in 2022 and is committed to using her experience and skills to develop staff and support residents to have the highest quality of life.
Nina said: "We actively promote person-centred care at Prince George Duke of Kent Court as we are merely guests in our residents' Homes, with the sole purpose of ensuring they receive the highest standards of care."
"Our residents play a big part in the decision-making for all the areas of our Home, whether that is recruitment, menu choices on the food committee and general decoration of the Home. We value everybody’s opinion," added Nina.
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