Chestnut Court offers up to 80 residents compassionate, individualised nursing, dementia and respite care in a modern, comfortable environment. Opened in 2009, the home is in an attractive residential area, close to all local amenities in Quedgeley.
This modern home radiates a homely atmosphere. With your comfort and well-being in mind, this welcoming home is designed around four 'households'. You will find somewhere to relax or socialise with family and friends...
Chestnut Court offers up to 80 residents compassionate, individualised nursing, dementia and respite care in a modern, comfortable environment. Opened in 2009, the home is in an attractive residential area, close to all local amenities in Quedgeley.
This modern home radiates a homely atmosphere. With your comfort and well-being in mind, this welcoming home is designed around four 'households'. You will find somewhere to relax or socialise with family and friends from your own spacious bed-sitting room, with en-suite facilities, to communal lounge and dining areas which are light, bright and comfortable.
Interesting scents, shapes and colours are provided all year round in their landscaped gardens. There are raised planting beds so you can join in the gardening activities if you so wish. To give you the support you need when you need it, a friendly, professionally trained team are on hand around-the-clock to support you in how you wish to spend your day enabling you to continue to enjoy a fulfilling and independent lifestyle.
Dedicated Activities Coordinators organise a varied programme of events around each individual's requests, hobbies and interests. The team will be delighted to assist you to continue with existing pastimes, as well as give you the opportunity to try something new if you would like to. They make sure everyone is able to enjoy themselves to the fullest, be that with arts and crafts, a coffee morning or more individual pursuits. Visits from outside entertainers happen regularly. The home has access to a Trust minibus for trips out.
A talented cook and kitchen team prepares tasty, home-cooked meals. The freshly-prepared, delicious dishes are carefully balanced to get the best nutritional value and take into account individual dietary requirements and preferences. Seasonal produce is chosen whenever possible and of course, relatives and friends are always welcome to join.
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Chestnut Court has a Review Score of 9.9 (9.878) out of 10, based on 20 reviews in the last 2 years.
Over all time Chestnut Court has 108 reviews.
We still hear about a friend she...
Thanking everyone else for their kindness.
I am pleased with the care I am receiving although the carers are very busy and sometimes short of staff. It's been very awkward at the moment because of the infection going around, which I have managed to avoid.
I am pleased with the care I am receiving although the carers are very busy and sometimes short of staff. It's been very awkward at the moment because of the infection going around, which I have managed to avoid.
Out of date info was sent with Mum when she went to A&E.
Out of date info was sent with Mum when she went to A&E.
My husband has been in Maple Unit of Chestnut Court since November 2018. The care is excellent. Every member of staff are pleasant and helpful. They treat the residents and visitors alike with kindness and respect. I visit daily and always find it a happy and calm environment. The programme of...
My husband has been in Maple Unit of Chestnut Court since November 2018. The care is excellent. Every member of staff are pleasant and helpful. They treat the residents and visitors alike with kindness and respect. I visit daily and always find it a happy and calm environment. The programme of activities are varied and interesting and always well attended.
Very friendly.
Very friendly.
The care home is the tops. Really like the room that I am in.
The care home is the tops. Really like the room that I am in.
The care home is very good. The hairdressers are excellent.
The care home is very good. The hairdressers are excellent.
Happy with mum's care. She is happy with having company. Staff very caring, at times understaffed and under a lot of pressure. The home keeps changing the manager which must make it difficult for the staff.
Happy with mum's care. She is happy with having company. Staff very caring, at times understaffed and under a lot of pressure. The home keeps changing the manager which must make it difficult for the staff.
Carers very caring and hardworking. seems very clean and tidy. Activities well thought out.
Carers very caring and hardworking. seems very clean and tidy. Activities well thought out.
It's okay but not been here for long.
It's okay but not been here for long.
Food is very good, along with the entertainment, recommend to anyone.
Food is very good, along with the entertainment, recommend to anyone.
Very nice. People don't bother her. Nice food, nice people to be here with.
Very nice. People don't bother her. Nice food, nice people to be here with.
She came because she liked it here. First class and can do more Bingo.
She came because she liked it here. First class and can do more Bingo.
Quite comfortable, open spaces not too closed in, not too many rules and freedom to move around - go out. Can be noisy at night but wants to stay as long as possible.
Quite comfortable, open spaces not too closed in, not too many rules and freedom to move around - go out. Can be noisy at night but wants to stay as long as possible.
Every one at Chestnut Court was most helpful and made my daughter and myself most welcomed under the circumstances.
Every one at Chestnut Court was most helpful and made my daughter and myself most welcomed under the circumstances.
2 and a half to 3 years ago when my relation first resided, we could not fault the home in any way.
It started going downhill after the manager left. Administration of the home declined and has continued downwards. Staff shortages regularly occur, notes of events are not made or passed on to...
2 and a half to 3 years ago when my relation first resided, we could not fault the home in any way.
It started going downhill after the manager left. Administration of the home declined and has continued downwards. Staff shortages regularly occur, notes of events are not made or passed on to changeover staff. Equipment not maintained, décor needs attention. The hardcore of regular staff members are good but they do not get appropriate backing. The moral seems poor.
Thank you for taking the time to review our home. We acknowledge the issues you have raised and we have already taken steps to make the necessary improvements. Our Area Operations Manager is now running the home, working to a detailed action plan and managing rotas to ensure safe staffing levels....
Thank you for taking the time to review our home. We acknowledge the issues you have raised and we have already taken steps to make the necessary improvements. Our Area Operations Manager is now running the home, working to a detailed action plan and managing rotas to ensure safe staffing levels. In addition, we have six full-time carers currently undergoing training and recruitment is ongoing. Activities provision is also being reviewed as part of the action plan. We do hope that you will start to notice the positive changes we are making, but please do speak to the Home Manager if you have any further concerns. Tracy Nurding, Area Operations Manager
Never had so much food! Very easy.
Never had so much food! Very easy.
You would have to go a long way to find any better. No faults. Don't want to leave.
You would have to go a long way to find any better. No faults. Don't want to leave.
Everybody should get it if they can't get anything else.
Everybody should get it if they can't get anything else.
I like it here.
I like it here.
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The Orders of St John Care Trust (OSJCT) is celebrating after receiving three prestigious Florence Awards, including recognition as one of the UK's Best Places to Work. OSJCT has been...
There were celebrations all around at OSJCT Chestnut Court as resident Muriel marked an incredible milestone – her 106th birthday! Muriel’s special day was filled with birthday wishes, smiles and...
There were celebrations all around at OSJCT Chestnut Court as resident Muriel marked an incredible milestone – her 106th birthday! Muriel’s special day was filled with birthday wishes, smiles and...
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Sherrie has worked for OSJCT since 2003. Initially at Marden Court (where she worked for 19 years) and then at Ridgeway House, before joining the...
Sherrie has worked for OSJCT since 2003. Initially at Marden Court (where she worked for 19 years) and then at Ridgeway House, before joining the team at Chestnut Court in June 2025 in her role as Home Manager. When asked what she likes most about her role at Chestnut Court, Sherrie told us, “The best thing about Chestnut Court is the people. Everyone is so friendly and clearly wants the best for our residents”.
Andy has been working in the care sector since 1993. Initially focusing on the physical and learning disability sector, and then as a CQC inspector,...
Andy has been working in the care sector since 1993. Initially focusing on the physical and learning disability sector, and then as a CQC inspector, Andy joined OSJCT as an Area Operations Manager in 2020. Currently in the home on a weekly basis, Andy's role is to work with Sherrie to drive improvements in care and communication and ensure we deliver on OSJCT’s key values.
Lovely joined the team here at Chestnut Court in 2019, initially as a carer before moving into more senior leadership roles. Lovely has been the...
Lovely joined the team here at Chestnut Court in 2019, initially as a carer before moving into more senior leadership roles. Lovely has been the Deputy Manager at Chestnut Court since 2023, with her warmth and enthusiasm for her role continuing to make Chestnut Court a wonderful place to live and work. Lovely told us, “I have spent 16 years working in the Trust. As a Deputy manager am deeply proud of. During this time, I have grown both professionally and personally, developing strong responsibilities with residents, families, and staff. I am passionate about providing compassion, person-centred care and supporting my team to feel valued, confident, and supported. My experience has taught me the importance of empathy, patience and leadership, and I remain committed to making a positive difference every day”.
Tiffany has been part of the team at Chestnut Court since 2021, initially as a night care lead, before moving into her current role as acting Head of...
Tiffany has been part of the team at Chestnut Court since 2021, initially as a night care lead, before moving into her current role as acting Head of Care. Tiffany says that she enjoys working with residents and their families, and this is the most rewarding part of her role.
Maria has worked for OSJCT since 2021. Maria joined the team at Chestnut Court in her role of Senior Nurse in April 2024. Her clinical expertise and...
Maria has worked for OSJCT since 2021. Maria joined the team at Chestnut Court in her role of Senior Nurse in April 2024. Her clinical expertise and experience are key to ensuring that our nursing households run smoothly. Day-to-day tasks for Maria include reviewing residents' health and well-being, managing a team of nurses across the home and completing health care assessments and audits.
Ruth and Leah are our mother and daughter dream team of Activity Co-ordinators at Chestnut Court.
Having worked at Chestnut Court for over 21 years,...
Ruth and Leah are our mother and daughter dream team of Activity Co-ordinators at Chestnut Court.
Having worked at Chestnut Court for over 21 years, Ruth sees the home as much more than just a place of work and can’t imagine working anywhere else.
Leah also has a strong connection with Chestnut Court, having spent so much time at the home with residents during her upbringing.
“I have been coming to Chestnut Court since I was 9 years old. I can remember coming into the home to spend time with residents here whilst growing up – even on Christmas Day! Whilst at University studying Illustration, I would come back to Chestnut Court during my time off to help out as well.”
Their role as Activity Coordinators within the home is to support the well-being of residents with a stimulating and varied programme of activities.
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