Ashridge Court

My friend is extremely well looked after at Ashridge Court.
She is totally dependent on the staff and I have every confidence. I visit regularly and I am well looked after, when I visit I spend all day at the home and know how well it is run.
I cannot recommend it highly enough.
The food is fantastic, the rooms are lovely and bright.
There is a wonderful atmosphere with activities continually going on.

My mum age 96 was receiving "end of life care" at this superb home. She was treated with great compassion, respect and dignity as were we and others who visited her. The nurses, care staff, domestic staff and administration staff were all friendly, professional and supportive.
Unfortunately, mum was only at Ash Ridge Court for 4 weeks and was too ill to be able to appreciate all the facilities of the home. It is in a truly beautiful position with views across the countryside out to sea. The gardens are large and easily accessible. The rooms are clean, comfortable and well equipped. Thank you, Ash Ridge Court for taking such care of mum, and us, at the end of her life.

Sadly my father was only at Ashridge Court for a short time but we were very impressed with every aspect of the home. He was treated with dignity, care and compassion. The kindness shown to my father was extended to us; we were welcomed at any time and always kept up to date and involved regarding my father's health.

No management at the time of entry. The home was excellent from previous experience from previous family member who stayed before this time.
All aspects were rather disjointed for some time but all being addressed by the new manager.

My parents have been residents at Ashridge Court for more than two years. My mother has been in the dementia wing where her care in spite of her deterioration and increased needs has been attentive and sensitive. My father has also received a level of care which reassures me that he is safe and comfortable.

I would fully recommend the Ashridge Court Care Centre as an excellent residential home.
Both my wife and aunt have resided here. My wife passed away in October 2015 and the support during this difficult time was very professional and compassionate.
An excellent centre for the elderly and those in need of care, support and loving assistance.

I have absolutely no problems with both my parents living at Ashridge Court Care Centre.
Everything is first class.
In the three years they have lived there we have had no reason to worry about their care.
It is like one big happy family.

My mother is in her 90's and has dementia. She has been at Ashridge Court for several years and has always been looked after with the greatest kindness and efficiency by the wonderful staff. There is an excellent programme of activities and entertainment. The food is very good and her individual likes and dislikes are catered for. Her room and the communal areas are all of a very high standard but above all the staff are friendly kind and caring.

Calm, clean and modern environment well-presented staff. Respond well to feedback.
Full entertainment diary and residents are keen to participate. Excellent menu and well presented. Very willing to go the extra mile in support of high days, bank holidays and birthdays etc.

Lovely home. My dad is very happy there. The staff are lovely and my dad is very fond of all of them. Very clean and there is always someone there to talk to if I have any concerns. Would definitely recommend to others.

Generally an excellent care home with friendly staff and a caring environment. The only downside would be the lack of parking, particularly when the home is having staff training days.

The nursing side of the care home and in particular the dementia unit provides an excellent service. I have a good rapport with the nurses and carers. I, however, feel that the activities for Hazel unit have declined.

The office processes fail to use all the modern tools, I get my mother's monthly statement followed a few day later by one for additional services, this is all on expensive headed notepaper and could have been emailed to me. This also applies to any correspondence from the home, only the other day I had what I considered a round robin letter sent to me and as if my mother had just gone into care. I understand not everyone has email but at least give it as an option.