Prices listed here are "from" prices based on shared rooms.
Rates will vary for single or ensuite facilities.
Please contact the home for exact pricing.
These prices are only a guideline, please contact Hayes Park Nursing & Residential Home to find out the exact price for your requirements.
If you chose a care home based in England, you may be eligible for NHS Funded Nursing Care (FNC), which helps cover the cost of nursing. This is worth £254.06 per week and is usually paid directly to the care home.
Happy to be supporting safe visiting. Please contact the home with your specific visiting request.
Have visitors parking on site. There is also off site parking available on the public roads outside.
Hayes Park Nursing & Residential Home has a Review Score of 9.4 (9.405) out of 10, based on 8 reviews in the last 2 years.
Over all time Hayes Park Nursing & Residential Home has 33 reviews.
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The Review Score of 9.4 (9.405) out of 10 for Hayes Park Nursing & Residential Home is based on a) the Average Rating and b) the number of positive Reviews.
The maximum Review Score for a Care Home is 10, which is made up from the Average Rating of Reviews (maximum of 5 points) and the Number of Reviews (maximum of 5 points) in the last 24 months:
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Vacancies exist for nursing, residential, long/short term care, day care, night care, end of life care. Please call or email us and we will endeavour to assist you with your enquiry.
I am a qualified nurse who started to work in the health and social care industry in 1996. I have since worked in various settings, gaining skills and experience through each of these, including hospital and care home services.
I joined Hayes Park Nursing Home in 2013. During my employment here, I have managed to build a strong, dedicated team and have greatly enjoyed working together with them. I prioritise the safety and wellbeing of our residents above everything and enjoy creating a homely atmosphere within nursing home with my team.
In my spare time I like gardening and DIY.
I began my career in the healthcare sector in 1994 when I was new to the country. Being young and ambitious, the healthcare field welcomed me with comforting arms to new opportunities, which still exist thirty years later. Every day brings its own set of challenges but it also brings a deep sense of purpose. I began my journey as a Healthcare Assistant here at Hayes Park and I quickly realised this role was more than just a job - it’s a commitment to being there for people at a stage in life when they need compassion, patience and care the most.
I then progressed to a Senior Carer and later a Patients officer which is a hybrid role that sits between clinical care and emotional support. Being a Patient’s Officer still means being a Carer, just not in the traditional sense. It means that I am often the person families turn to when they have questions, concerns or need reassurance. And for the residents, I am someone they know they can talk too; someone who listens, advocates and makes sure their voices and needs are heard.
Now I am a Personal Service Manager. One of my key responsibilities is managing new admissions. Moving into a residential and nursing home can be overwhelming for both the resident and their family so I’m here to guide them through the process; helping with paperwork, answering questions and offering compassionate support. What I love most about my role is that it allows me to bring humanity into a system that can sometimes feel clinical.
Every day is different, but every day matters. As a team we strive to create an environment where people feel safe, understood and valued and that is something I am very proud of.
My name is Jincy John. I have been working as a Staff Nurse at Hayes Park
Nursing Home for the past 15 years. I have had the best days of my life
during my time working at Hayes Park. The reason for this, is down to our management and my colleagues. I have been getting very good cooperation and support from them to be able to do my role well. I love the good atmosphere we have, working in a comfortable environment without any mental stress, this makes it easier to do my job well at Hayes Park. I am very happy to work here in every sense!
I am Amicha Ramgi, I like to be called “Ani”. I have been working at Hayes Park since 2009. I started as a Health Care Assistant (HCA) and have also worked as a cook for 2 years. I'm now a dedicated Senior HCA and CHAP, so am extremely proud of my achievement!
I enjoy providing patient-centred care, and have spent 15 years working as a HCA before I become a CHAP in 2021. In 2024 I become a Moving and Handling Trainer for all my colleagues too. I have achieved a lot since I joined Hayes Park and am so proud of this.
Throughout my career, I’ve been helping my residents recover and regain health. This is what keep me motivated every day. I'm committed to providing my residents with the best care possible. I love to make people laugh and have a knack for putting my residents at ease. I always practise compassion and understanding as I know how important this is to the wellbeing of my residents.
My name is Nicola and I first started working at Hayes Park 12 years ago, as a Kitchen Assistant. I had the opportunity to work as a Activities Coordinator which I love, as I like talking and getting to know my residents better. We stay busy doing a variety of activities, from arts and crafts, to baking and cooking, sensory and motor activities, exercise and various games, role play and much, much more!
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