St Faith's Nursing & Residential Home

We can take his dog to visit and his room is quite small but clean, homely and adequate.

My sister became a resident in April of this year and has settled in quite nicely. I visit her every week and am happy with the care she is receiving. All of the staff are very attentive to the resident's needs.

Overall we are very happy with our father's care. The support from the home to the family has been outstanding.

Thank you for everything you did for Mum & Dad.

Some activities are excellent, especially the dance and movement. Food and drink are good but I don't like peas or swede, so please leave them off my plate.

My father's care home has been extremely satisfactory. The staff are very caring and friendly.

Sometimes there is poor communication, mainly due to staff changes and rotas.

I would also like to see more communication between residents, although this can be difficult if the residents will not co-operate.

My mother has been at St Faiths' Nursing Home for the last three years. The staff are very friendly and caring for my mother's needs. They had good facilities and activities for the residents. Also, they let me know any cause for concern. I have no complaints and would be very happy to recommend St Faith's to anyone needing a good nursing home for their elderly relation with dementia.

My mother has been resident for approx 18 months. My sister and I find the care provided responsive and genuinely caring. You could say service from the heart.

We have always found the carers and staff generally very welcoming and friendly. As a family, we feel impressed and comforted to know that my sister is so well cared for in her senior years.

Mum has been in the home for more than three years now. I have been visiting at least three or four times a week. I have three children plus doing a full-time job, I only can visit in the late evenings and over the weekends. I have to say the home is very well staffed at all times. It always has a nurse in charge the floor plus carers, feeder carers to support the residents. The staff are well trained, very polite and extremely patient. Some of the residents could be quite difficult to manage at times, staff seemed knowing each of them as an individual. The food is good too. I have to say, I cannot fault the home in any way.

It is always difficult to assess a home without having some experience of other homes and being able to compare them. A home, however, modern is only as good as the staff, and having a happy staff. As far as I can judge the home seems to be well run. I cannot comment on the activities as I am not there on weekdays. The staff are quite friendly and very caring for the most part, my only question is on staffing levels when the two staff are having to assist one of the residents with say toileting, and the nurse is not around, who is there to be responsible for the other residents? This would apply to any home of course.

My wife settled in quickly and responded to the genuine trust and friendships of the carers. The carers are obviously concerned for the welfare of the patients and work hard to ensure that duties which could become tedious to them are carried out efficiently and happily for all concerned. My wife needs constant attention and help and assurance these days and certainly gets it. I was surprised and pleased to find that the welcome is so generously extended to visitors, even when carers and nurses are at their busiest. Well done all of you! No complaints what so ever.

I can't fault any of the staff.

For 4 and a half years, the nurses and carers have looked after my wife with consideration and love. She is immobile and lately confined to bed after a stroke and they have always adapted and adjusted to have her needs with sympathy and efficiency. I have found everyone including management/administration happy and friendly, and always open to questions and discussion. It is a great reassurance to me and our sons to see her so well cared for.

I have never seen her so happy,she loves chatting with the carers and they look after all her needs so efficiently. I never thought she would settle in a home as she said she would never go in a home. she is so happy and loves her room enjoys the activities and overall the company and friendliness of all the staff.

Since my husband has been a resident at St Faith's, I have visited six days a week. In those times I have found a very happy atmosphere, caring, polite staff at all levels. I see a very difficult job is being carried out with dignity, love and humour. The standard of entertainment provided is very high.

Mum has thrived since moving into St Faith's. Despite the fact that mum's vascular dementia is a progressive condition, I feel the care she has received has helped prolonged her life and given her and the family a way of dealing with this awful disease.

We find the nursing home to be clean and beautifully cared for.Whenever we come staff extremely helpful and attentive. The social life of the residents seem to be outstanding. My sister is really happy and contented. Could not ask for more.

My mum moved in after my dad passed away, he was her main carer at home as she is not mobile. Had a major operation in Birmingham (full knee replacement). She has settled so well, enjoys the company of everyone and the friendly efficient carers and activity staff. She feels safe and I have not seen my mum so happy and well in a long long time.