Rush Court

The gardens at Rush Court are beautiful and so well looked after and my mother particularly enjoyed a trip around them as often as weather permitted.

She loved the garden there and enjoyed the many activities on offer such as flower arranging, cookery and went on some fun excursions. She was a resident for 8 years, a long time, but how lucky we were to know we had chosen such a beautiful home in an idyllic rural setting.

We were always kept so well informed with patient explanations of every twist and turn of her health, and we were always made so welcome when we visited together with our dogs. We will truly miss our visits now that she has passed away.

Staff are very caring and compassion. Treated with dignity to friends and family what more can I say.

During the time mum was poorly and dying all the staff from nursing staff to catering, household, cleaning and admin staff were wonderful and caring, both to mum and to ourselves.

She died in August 2017 following complications after a fall. Throughout the care home was excellent keeping me informed and providing aid to my mother she was in very good hands.

When my mother became confused and unable to make herself understood I felt the nursing staff to be reactive rather than proactive in her care.

Rush Court has provided my mother with excellent care. She has needed a high level of nursing care throughout the day and night. The staff have treated her with care, respect and compassion. Initially, my mother was reluctant to socialise and take part in activities, but with encouragement, she has been on various excursions and has responded well to the obvious care and affection shown. There is a lovely atmosphere and the inside of the building is very well maintained as are the grounds and gardens. My sister and I are extremely grateful for the care shown.

My Father spent 3 years at Rush Court. During his time there I felt the care he received was fantastic. As my Father was from a much older era the fact that the majority of the carers first language was English made settling in for him at the home a lot easier as he was hard of hearing and didn't always easily understand. The staffs caring nature towards him was exceptional and this was sometimes extended to me as well.

The grounds are beautiful and I will certainly miss visiting Rush Court.

All staff helpful and a really interesting programme of events.