Kings Bromley Care Home

Since we moved our mum to Kings Bromley Care Home in June 2019, we have been very happy with the level of care. Despite any challenging behaviour, the staff are so kind and understanding. Nothing is too much trouble, and importantly the care home manager is always available and fully connected/involved in what happens " on the floor". The rooms are a bit small, and the home furniture is not luxurious, but it is the level of care and feel of homeliness that is so important.

My wife was looked after by Kings Bromley care home for 5 months, she suffered from advanced Alzheimer's dementia, the care she received was outstanding, with dignity, kindness, and attention to her every need, sadly she passed away, even this was handled with great kindness and understanding. Thank you.

My mother was a resident during July/August 2018 for Palliative / End of Life Care. ALL the staff are wonderful, kind, compassionate and they all made a very stressful time so much more easier to cope with. Not only do they care for the residents, they also extend the hand of care and support to the residents family and friends. We cannot thank them enough.

I would highly recommend Kings Bromley Nursing home for anyone who is looking for a quality environment and loving care.

My mother has been at King's Bromley for more than three years. I can't speak highly enough of the care she receives. She is genuinely happy there, feeling that she belongs in a warm, friendly, caring community. The home is run with great efficiency by the manager and her team, and the front line staff - nurses, carers and other staff - are highly professional, hardworking and friendly. In more than three years of visiting my mother, I have never once seen a member of staff 'wasting time'; if they have an odd moment, they seem to spend it chatting to a resident. Communication within the home, and with residents' relations, is excellent. All staff are friendly, talking to residents constantly as they go about their tasks. Carers have a great deal of contact with residents all the time, and the atmosphere is cheerful, positive, and affectionate. The catering is outstanding. All the food is freshly cooked; my mother, who used to run a restaurant during WWII, maintains that it is 'well beyond restaurant standard'. Food is prepared and served in appropriate form for each resident. Residents seem to enjoy their mealtimes. Some sit in the dining room, others in the lounge or in their own rooms, depending on preference. Staff are constantly encouraging residents to be sociable, but respect the views of those who choose to be alone. Staff move cheerfully around, observing who needs support, and helping to feed residents who cannot manage themselves. The range of activities has widened recently, and most of the residents who are able will participate in memory games, dominoes, skittles, quizzes, sing-songs and other games. Ancillary services such as hairdressing, manicure, dental and optical appointments are well managed and reliable. The range of residents' needs is is diverse and it is pleasing to see that all are integrated, co-existing and helping one another where possible. It truly is a community, and my only wish is that every elderly person could look forward to care of this quality in their later years.