Residents are treated as individuals and flourish as a result. Everyone is treated with affectionMadeleine F(Mother of Resident/Service User)
From day one the team were wonderful and made such an effort to get to know him and us as a family.Deb W(Daughter of Resident/Service User)
Nothing is too much trouble. Care and attention are wonderful. People here are treated with respect.Gillian A(Wife of Resident/Service User)
Residents are treated as individuals and flourish as a result. Everyone is treated with affectionMadeleine F(Mother of Resident/Service User)
From day one the team were wonderful and made such an effort to get to know him and us as a family.Deb W(Daughter of Resident/Service User)
Nothing is too much trouble. Care and attention are wonderful. People here are treated with respect.Gillian A(Wife of Resident/Service User)
Lawton Manor is a luxury care home, set in two acres of grounds on the Cheshire-Staffordshire border, in the village of Church Lawton. Close to Alsager and also the lovely National Trust Property Little Morton Hall, Lawton Manor offers residential, nursing, and palliative care.
The home has views over picturesque farmland and rolling country hills as well as the beautiful, landscaped garden, tiered fountain, and large patio area.
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This Weekly Fee rate is an indication only of a typical standard fee rate for a resident living in a standard, comfortable room. A final Weekly Fee rate will be confirmed once we have carried out a pre-admission needs assessment. For nursing care, Weekly Fee rate will be dependent on personal needs.
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Barchester Lawton Manor Care Home has a Review Score of 9.7 (9.681) out of 10, based on 16 reviews in the last 2 years.
Over all time Barchester Lawton Manor Care Home has 94 reviews.
Mum met and befriended some lovely people during her stay.
As a family, we would like to thank staff and carers for their dedication of care and friendliness to our dad while he was in 'Lawton Manor' which we are truly grateful for. Thank you for your kindness and professionalism.
The staff are very friendly, attentive and very compassionate. The level of care is excellent. The care home, overall, is excellent with good quality of food and choice.
We are very glad that we chose this place.
Mum's only so far been here for 2 days but she seems to be enjoying it really well.
Mum was a resident at Lawton Manor for 1 year. We cannot thank all the staff from the cleaners, laundry workers, carers, nurses to the office and management staff enough for the care they gave to her. They did their best with difficulties sometimes because of low staff numbers. The system used to calculate numbers of staff required is set by a company policy scheme. However, this is not enough. There were times when mum had to wait for care which was unacceptable, not the fault of the staff on duty, it's the fault of the system.
The food is very well presented, tasty and plentiful. The kitchen staff are very patient and caring when serving the residents and great care is taken to ensure that no one is overlooked. The daily entertainments provided are of very high standard and wonderful to see the artists interacting with the residents. A very big thank you to the management and all staff.
I liked Lawton Manor from the moment I entered the building. The entrance hall is large and bright with comfy sofas and freshly cut flowers. Residents can participate in a wide variety of activities every week if they wish to do so and there are also organised visits to local places of interest. My mother-in-law enjoyed visiting the in-house hairdressers every week and also having her nails polished. I have always found the staff very friendly and caring and willing to sort out any problems that may arise. My mother-in-law was very happy and made many friends there.
The home is very clean and the food excellent. Everyone - carers, nurses and office staff are all very helpful.
Excellent food.
After a difficult spell in hospital, mum came into Lawton Manor Care Home and her condition improved. We were all very happy with the help and care provided by all the staff right up to the moment she passed and beyond. Many thanks.
My experience at Lawton Manor (whilst I was there for 3 weeks respite care) was very good. At times, I felt unwell and in pain and was glad of the care and support provided by the care staff. I have benefitted from their diligence and their standard of care and their obvious pride in their work. I have been treated with respect, dignity and also good humour (very important). The choice of food has been very good and eating regularly and well has been important. I have felt safe. Maybe the buzzers at night could do with a silencer (small quibble).
When my father was uncomfortable I asked a member of staff who was going on her break to help she put her food and drink to one side and assisted him. The management and staff are a credit to Brighterkind and I hope the company grows with the kindness and help which was given to our late father.
On visiting, staff were always available to talk to and mum's family were treated with great sympathy and compassion when she passed away.
I would like to make a few comments;
1, On the whole the care staff dress, undress and wash me with care. However some staff do not give me enough time. I am 91 years old and blind and cannot be rushed.
2, Meals - I would like a menu, given to me in advance so that I can have time to make my choices. I eat in my room.
3, At what point will I be able to talk to the manager about my care?
Thank you for your comments. We always welcome feedback as we strive to continually improve our care. At brighterkind, we believe that care should focus on understanding what quality of life means for everyone here, and then provide the right experiences to help our residents live their life to the...
My mum spent 10 weeks in Lawton Manor Care Home and was very happy there. She was always treated with great respect and dignity despite her challenging health problems. All the staff were friendly and helpful both to mum and the family. After her first night there, she commented "I think I shall enjoy living here", and I can honestly say she did. In her last days, the nursing care was superb. We couldn't have found a better home for her. Heartfelt thanks to all who made it special for her.
My Granny was a resident here for 6 years. She had a brilliant relationship with the staff and was extremely happy here. As her family, we felt like we were part of the home too. The care she received was fantastic, and the nurses were always on hand to discuss concerns. I have two young children who were welcome in Lawton Manor Care Home and there was always a small room or outdoor space to use if we did not want to be in the main lounge. There are lots of social activities and we enjoyed going on trips with my Granny. Aspects of the home such as the hairdressers and going to church meant she was able to carry on with "normal" life.
Upon arrival, my nan was treated with the utmost care and dignity. Nothing was too much trouble for staff, they looked after her every need. When she became end of life not only was she cared for with compassion but so were we as her family. Staff went above and beyond for us making sure we were supported through a tough time.
During my nan's stay she was treated with the utmost respect, dignity and genuine care. Staff were excellent providing care, support and information to us all. We can't thank you all enough from the minute she arrived right to the end everything was fantastic.
During my nan's stay, the staff always made sure they treated her with the utmost respect and dignity. Nothing was ever too much trouble and they always go out of their way to make sure she was happy, comfortable and generally looked after. The family always felt welcome when visiting.
On entry to Lawton Manor Care Home, we got the feeling immediately of warmth, homeliness and I knew that my friend would be well looked after. I would like to thank all of the staff very much for all the care that she received. Also, the visitors were made very welcome and part of your happy family.
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Residents love to incorporate sports and themed events , residents took part in a penalty shootout during the world cup
Residents enjoyed visiting Manchester Airport viewing platform recently and reminiscing of holidays they have taken in younger years
Residents at Lawton Manor love to receive animal therapy
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Hi, my name is Rebecca and I am General Manager at Lawton Manor.
I have worked within the health and social care sector for over 15 years now in a variety of roles and services all over Central England. My passion has always been older people's care - I feel that the older generation has such a wealth of life experience and knowledge they can pass on to us, which means every day I learn something new in my role.
I started my career in care as a carer and have worked my way up to then work within a variety of management roles within the sector including home management/commissioning manager/regional support manager/regional manager in both residential and nursing settings.
I am passionate about making a difference to the people who live with us and feel I am in a very privileged role to be able to do this. I am also passionate about working with teams to develop and enhance their skills and knowledge to make them the best they can be.
Donna is our Deputy Manager here at Lawton Manor. She has been a registered nurse for over 30 years and was delighted to have been awarded a 20 year Long Service award by Barchester Healthcare in 2022.
Donna likes nursing because it’s a profession that never stops giving. You learn new things every day, and the opportunity for growth is almost unlimited. She feels so good inside when she sees improvement in residents and also when giving emotional support to their family members. Donna also said it actually gives her inner peace that she's able to help somebody.
Donna feels extremely privileged within her career so far to work with the incredible team at Lawton Manor.
This is Liz and she has worked at “The Manor” since 2010. She started as Activities Co-ordinator and is now our wonderful Home Administrator. Liz is responsible for ensuring all contracts are in place for the people we support and all the staff too. She is in charge of invoicing, payroll, purchases and takes great care of our numbers game in the home.
Liz has an open door policy and is most happy to speak with families, residents and staff that need support in the day. Outside of work, Liz likes to take trips to the farm in Anglesey with her family where they visit the beach. She also loves being a foodie, as she enjoys going to restaurants.
With years of service behind her at Lawton Manor, most of all Julie loves the interaction with residents. Julie started working with us in 2006, and her role is to support colleagues and staff members daily, especially so when meeting and greeting residents' relatives, families and their friends.
In her spare time Julie likes to be with her family and friends. She really enjoys going away on mini breaks for a bit of retail therapy and loves eating out in restaurants with her husband.
Nina is one of our Admin Assistants, and she has worked at Lawton Manor since July 2024, although she has worked for Barchester since 2017.
She enjoys meeting and greeting all of our visitors in the home and, thoroughly enjoys getting to know the residents and socialising with them.
Nina finds her role extremely rewarding as no two days are ever the same. She is excited to continue to learn more about Lawton Manor and supporting the team.
Kim joined the Lawton Manor team in 2022 as a Carer, and loved spending time with the residents so much that she moved over to our Activities team in March 2024, which she absolutely loves! Kim will regularly tell you how passionate she is about her job and enriching the lives of our residents every single day. She helps them engage in meaningful activities, which also helps support the transition for new residents.
From trips out, to person-centred activities, and making our home look beautiful and festive for every occasion alongside our Activities Co-ordinator Chloe, you can always tell when Kim has been around! We love having Kim as part of our team and seeing how she has made our residents happy each week.
Over the years that James has worked at Lawton Manor, most of all he loves the interaction and variety his role provides, and feels privileged to be able to make a difference in people’s lives by ensuring their home is maintained and presented to a high standard.
Prior to joining the Lawton Manor team, James worked as Head Maintenance for the NHS in a local hospital.
Plamen is our Maintenance Assistant at Lawton Manor, and is always around to offer a helping hand. No job is too big or too small - whatever he can do to support the team and residents he absolutely will.
Plamen works closely with James, our Head of Maintenance and no day is ever the same. He really enjoys his job and takes great pride in making sure residents' rooms and the home in general are snag free and looking great always.
Deborah has worked at Lawton Manor since 2012, and has been Head of Housekeeping since 2021. She absolutely loves her job, as she loves the atmosphere and environment of Lawton Manor.
Deborah is such an integral part of our team and so supportive - we're lucky to have her. She is responsible for making sure rooms are always looking good and feeling comfortable for our residents, as well as setting up rooms for new residents and the general cleanliness of our home.
When asked what she enjoys about her job, Deborah answered: "I love the vibe of our home, and generally making people happy. I love the bones of the team here, and especially the residents. As the Housekeeping Team, we're involved in residents' day to day life as much as the care team are, and I can never say no to them so I'm wrapped around their finger! We have such a good team, I'm proud to be a part of it."
This is Michelle and she has been a member of the Housekeeping Team at Lawton Manor since 2017. In Michelle's words, she loves the atmosphere our home has, there's always something going on and everyone is always happy.
We have a great team here and being involved with the residents' everyday lives is something special.
Diane started working at Lawton Manor in 2006 and is a member of the Housekeeping Team and Laundry Department. She enjoys the fast pace of the home and loves to chat with the residents when delivering freshly laundered linen back to residents' rooms. There's always something to chat about or help with and it's the highlight of her day.
In her spare time, Diane loves to read and go for walks. In the summer you'll find her in the garden, and in the winter she loves to spend her time knitting.
This is Flo and she has been a Nurse at Lawton Manor since 2015. Flo loves and values her job because she makes a difference, particularly when our residents are happier and give her a smile. In her words, it is the best payment and reward she could ask for, and she will treasure such memories always.
When Flo is off duty, she likes to attend her church meeting which is in line with the care of others that she does every day. To treat people respectively is her biggest value.
Jo qualified as an RNLD in 1989, and has worked with us at Lawton Manor since 2010. She enjoys delivering person-centred care to residents, and feels her career experience enables her to deliver the best nursing care to residents with complex issues and all disabilities. Outside of work, Jo likes to keep fit by running, and she belongs to a Tap Dance Group and has performed at the Crewe Lyceum Theatre!
Sam started his career at Lawton Manor in 2009 as a Kitchen Assistant. Taking an interest in the care side of our home, Sam has since worked his way up to Care Home Assistant Practitioner and is thoroughly enjoying his role as he feels there is a sense of achievement every day.
Sam spends his free time with his family as he is a doting dad and is a huge Star Wars and Marvel fan.
Lydia has worked at Lawton Manor since 2013 when she started as Healthcare Assistant. Lydia was quickly promoted to the position of “In House Trainer for Carers” before becoming a Senior Carer. Lydia has always worked very hard and qualified as a Care Home Practitioner in 2021.
In her spare time Lydia enjoys cooking various cuisine including Chinese dishes and Curries from different Nations using her own blends of herbs and spices.
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