Bricklehampton Hall Nursing Home

I have not answered the value for money question as I have no information to compare it with. My friend says she is happy here and the staff are kind to her so it could be said to be good value for her money.

My husband had one month's respite at Bricklehampton Hall. The care and facilities are very good. The staff are helpful and friendly.

This is a caring place that has kindness and a person-centred approach to everyday problems faced by the elderly and disabled. It took our family some time to find here and we are pleased we did. They've negotiated covid and the problems of staff retention, with grace. Thank you.

Also cheese and wine and barbecue evenings. The staff work hard and are very caring. Thank you Bricklehampton.

I consider myself to be fortunate in my choice of nursing home.

A special mention to the maintenance and cleaning staff who were so friendly and efficient. Bricklehampton Hall may not be the cheapest but it would be worth twice as much. My mum had dignity and peace and happiness at the end in a very difficult death. The GP's were also exceptional. I recommend this place highly.

Disappointed with the overall level of care. Some of the staff were excellent but several others were not so good hence my low score.

My husband has been a resident for 17 months, the first impression when arriving, beautiful large house and grounds are very well kept. The staff are kind, helpful and always cheerful. The home smells nice. My husband is well groomed, clothing very clean, rooms regularly cleaned good food, lovely sweet trolley, plenty of activities and the staff always happy to transfer residents to a wheelchair to take out. Just sometimes short staffed weekend afternoons and staff try utmost to settle residents. My husband settled well. I am very happy with the care.

I cannot find fault with the home or the excellent staff who have always been extremely helpful and caring towards my mother. I thoroughly recommend Bricklehampton Hall Nursing Home to all of my friends and family.

My Mother-in-Law was admitted to Bricklehampton from hospital in April, sadly she died in June but her short stay was a very happy experience for her and the family. Her care was second to none and the end of life care that she had was excellent and meant that we did not have to move her again to a hospital which would have been traumatic for her and us.