St Georges

I cannot give enough praise for St George’s Home and it’s staff. My father received good friendly professional care. They welcomed me and were supportive through his last months. Good activities and food as well. I thank them all.

More importantly - Uncle felt loved in there.

My mum recently moved here. The staff have and do work incredibly hard to get Mum settled. The care provided to Mum is exemplary. We are able to visit whenever we want within reason and don't need to book in advance. I've met the regional support manager, and I see the deputy manager on most visits. The management team have an open-door policy. All the staff are happy in their roles. Any issues are dealt with promptly. Mum is the best I've seen her in years. Thank you all. The laundry lady is great.

Having worked all my life in hotels, the most important this is the feel-good factor of St Georges in a special and caring team.

The home is very clean and tidy. The home care staff are good, but the agency staff leaves a lot, and it appears they are only here for the money.

What a lovely day with Mum celebrating the Coronation. All the staff are lovely - they were very entertaining. Mum had such a wonderful time. Thank you ever so much.

Overall, very good through the pandemic and after. I feel comfortable and safe. The staff are very good and will do anything they can for you. The food is excellent. The cleaners are very good. Everyone goes over and above their duties, including the nursing staff.

My aunt has been happy at St Georges. Sometimes the personal care is not delivered early enough in the morning for her, as she likes to be up and ready early. Despite this, the staff are lovely, the home has a warm atmosphere, and she is happy.

St Georges Care Home is one of the best nursing homes. Whenever we visited my aunt, she never complained; she told us that the staff looked after her with great care, and we couldn't ask for more. Big thank you to the manager and the staff. You were amazing.

Mum was discharged from the hospital in November 2022. We selected St Georges Care Home because Mum has previously been there for eight weeks of respite care, and she was pleased with the care she received; therefore, it was the obvious choice. We did have some issues during her second term, but these were quickly resolved by the managers. Mum was well looked after and was shown courtesy and respect by the care team.

Kind and caring staff.

When Mum was at St Georges, she felt happy and contented. All staff were very loving and careful towards her. Although she lost her voice, the carers took time to listen to her whispering, which made her feel she was not isolated. Mum was never one to "participate" in many activities, but due to the kind and gentle ways of the staff, she admitted that she had enjoyed the many activities on offer. So, I would like to thank everyone at St Georges and wish the home every success in the future.

Moving Mother to St Georges Care Home was the best decision my family made. She lived happily there for 18 years, surrounded by staff (cleaners, laundry, admin and nursing) who made time to chat. She loved hearing stories about their families. Friends and family were also welcome; her sister was always made a fuss of. The reception staff were helpful, being willing to pass on messages to my mother when we telephoned. When we visited, the staff were cheerful, describing my mother's antics and characteristics in a moving way. A special thanks to the cook for adjusting the texture of the food and persuading her to eat more, and her key workers are the year for their patience.

Very welcoming nursing home. Staff are very good with residents. The food is excellent. The atmosphere is very homely. Staff always popping in and out, keeping an eye on residents. A lot of staff have worked here for many years, indicating a happy workforce. The home is kept very well and clean.

I'm happy here.

My parents have been at St Georges for nearly two years after increased frailty and the fact that one is deaf and the other blind forced them to give up their independent living. A difficult transition was made significantly easier by the friendliness and caring nature of the staff. We have been kept fully updated on their health and well being, and the arrangement of carefully managed visits during the pandemic has been of real benefit to my parents and myself.

Whilst I understand that I cannot name carers here, those who interacted with Mum in these latter years know who you are and I would like to thank you for your care. Overall I think Mum was very happy here, and, given the length of time we visited, we were also treated well and visits were always a pleasure. Where we had issues (which there will always be), these were dealt with promptly and efficiently. When this silly period is over we will visit to thank you all in person but in the meantime, please all stay safe.

I would like to express my sincere gratitude and appreciation to all the staff involved in the palliative care of my life long friend. He was treated with the utmost dignity and respect in the most kind and compassionate way imaginable. From a visitors point of view, I was made to feel so welcome, no matter what time of the day or night I needed to be there to support my friend. Thank you so much for making such a very difficult time as bearable as possible.

Mum and dad have been very well looked after. All their needs have been catered for both medical and pastoral. My brother and I have been kept in the loop at all times.

From the minute we arrived at St Georges the staff were there to help get my aunt and all her things to her room in her new home. Many came and introduced themselves while we were there and we left feeling that we had made the correct choice. Every time I visited I felt very welcome, was told what had been going on and always ended up with a cup of tea! Well done and thank you.