Westerlands Care Village is registered to provide accommodation to residential, Dementia and residents who require 24/7 support. Westerlands Care village also supports end of life care and to support with all your loved ones needs.
The site comprises of 2 care centres.
Both communities are situated in beautiful grounds and there is a direct bus route to and from Hull. There is also local shops, a post office, a pub, a...
Westerlands Care Village is registered to provide accommodation to residential, Dementia and residents who require 24/7 support. Westerlands Care village also supports end of life care and to support with all your loved ones needs.
The site comprises of 2 care centres.
Both communities are situated in beautiful grounds and there is a direct bus route to and from Hull. There is also local shops, a post office, a pub, a deli, a supermarket all close by.
Westerlands is located in Elloughton which is the outskirts of Hull but also close to lots of small villages which are very picturesque.
Elloughton House:
Elloughton House is a 3 story purpose built building to support 28 residents who may live with dementia or age related illness, Elloughton House is surrounded by beautiful gardens which also has its own cherry, apple and pear tree's. There is 28 single en-suite bedrooms.
There is a lovely communal conservatory and lounge where your loved one can enjoy quiet time, watch TV or partake in activities.
Brough Lodge:
Brough Lodge is a specialised community - it is purpose built to support people who live with advanced Dementia, Alzheimer's which may display behaviours and EOL care. Brough Lodge has both females and males and staff who have completed advanced training to be able to support residents who need that little bit extra.
Garden Suit – provides accommodation for 11 male residents whose needs are associated with age-related conditions, dementia, mental health needs and challenging behaviour.
Humber Court – provides accommodation for 13 female residents whose needs are associated with age-related conditions, dementia, mental health needs and challenging behaviour.
The Ridings Suite – provides accommodation for 10 female residents whose needs are associated with age-related conditions, dementia, mental health needs and challenging behaviour.
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Care Provided by Westerlands Care Village
Primary Care Categories
Older Person Care
Dementia
Mental Health Condition
Physical Disability
Visual / Hearing Impairment
Eating Disorders
Length of Stay
Permanent Care
Respite Care
Care Types Provided
Residential Care
Dementia Residential Care
For a maximum of 62 Service Users
Dementia Care Types
Mild Dementia
Moderate Dementia
Advanced/Complex Dementia
Other Care Provided
Parkinson's Disease
Stroke
Palliative / End of Life Care
COPD/Pulmonary Disease
Bariatric Care/Obesity
Convalescent Care
Acquired Brain Injury (ABI)
Day Care
Facilities
Pet Friendly (or by arrangement)
Close to Local shops
Near Public Transport
Lift
Wheelchair Access
Gardens
Bar/Café
Phone Point in own room
Television point in own room
Residents Internet Access
Funding & Fees
Weekly Charges per Person
Type of care
Permanent
Respite
Residential Care
From £1,339
From £1,339
Residential Dementia Care
From £1,339
From £1,339
Contact Westerlands Care Village to confirm what's included and get a personalised quote:
The price(s) shown are provided by the care home. Contact Westerlands Care Village for full pricing details and T&Cs.
Funding Types Accepted
Self-Funding (Private)
Local Authority with Top-up
Local Authority
NHS Continuing Healthcare (CHC)
Tours
Onsite Tours of Westerlands Care VillageUsually available on Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun(between 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM)Please contact the Home to discuss your Tour
Westerlands Care Village has a Review Score of 1.8 (1.833) out of 10, based on 1 reviews in the last 2 years. Over all time Westerlands Care Village has 25 reviews.
Review from Dorothy B (Daughter of Resident) published on 26 April 2017 Submitted via Website•
Overall Experience
I recently visited mum with my daughters. She was clean and tidy and happy to see us. All the staff are very friendly and welcoming as mum has been at Westerlands for more than a year now so I know them quite well. They were very busy on the day we visited (Good Friday) and were clearing up after...
I recently visited mum with my daughters. She was clean and tidy and happy to see us. All the staff are very friendly and welcoming as mum has been at Westerlands for more than a year now so I know them quite well. They were very busy on the day we visited (Good Friday) and were clearing up after lunch, which was fish and chips. The food is very well cooked, plenty of it and mum looks forward to all her meals. I popped into her room and it was clean and tidy with clean towels in her en-suite. Mum only uses her room to sleep in as she much prefers being in the lounge with other people around her for company and she has a good rapport with the carers. Since all the improvements have been made, my brother and I are happy with mum's care and there are lots more activities now to keep the residents happy. They often go out on trips, which mum loves and it gives her a change of scenery. If I have any problems, I just phone the manager and my questions are promptly answered.
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Review from Jayne B (Daughter of Resident) published on 6 April 2017 Submitted via Website•
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Our mum has been a resident at Westerlands for nearly two years. In this time there have been many changes and this review reflects the present situation.
Mum’s unit is clean, light and airy. Her en-suite room is equally clean, tidy and light. Mum’s Dementia can be difficult at times but all the...
Our mum has been a resident at Westerlands for nearly two years. In this time there have been many changes and this review reflects the present situation. Mum’s unit is clean, light and airy. Her en-suite room is equally clean, tidy and light. Mum’s Dementia can be difficult at times but all the carers who look after her are attentive and professional yet personal and dedicated. They often go that ‘extra mile’ for our Mum and we can phone them or the management team at any time. Mum has a soft diet and needs to be fed but she enjoys the meals and has plenty of snacks in between, with drinks ‘on demand’. The carers bathe and toilet Mum with respect and dignity and she always looks clean and presentable, another important aspect of maintaining her pride and dignity.
The carers know our Mum so well and show her genuine care and affection at all times. It is directly from this care that our Mum continues to thrive and we feel she is safe and extremely well looked after.
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Review from Sydney C (Husband of Resident) published on 20 March 2017 Submitted via Postal Review Card•
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My wife has been at Westerlands Nursing Home for nearly two years. She has advanced dementia, she is basically wheelchair bound, unable to propel herself or walk unaided. The food is good and varied with 2-3 choices available at lunchtime or evening whichever it's main meal of the day. Bedrooms...
My wife has been at Westerlands Nursing Home for nearly two years. She has advanced dementia, she is basically wheelchair bound, unable to propel herself or walk unaided. The food is good and varied with 2-3 choices available at lunchtime or evening whichever it's main meal of the day. Bedrooms well furnished and comfortable. Conservatory dining room looks out over large lawned garden. The manageress now in post for 8 months has worked very hard to sort out previous problems improving all the time, always there to listen and rectify.
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Review from Robert C (Son of Resident) published on 1 June 2016 Submitted via Website•
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I moved my mother to Westerlands as my mother-in-law was already a resident and I had seen how good the standard of care was.
When my mother arrived from her previous care home in South Wales, she was unable to speak, not walking, not eating or drinking. Her carers in South Wales were talking...
I moved my mother to Westerlands as my mother-in-law was already a resident and I had seen how good the standard of care was. When my mother arrived from her previous care home in South Wales, she was unable to speak, not walking, not eating or drinking. Her carers in South Wales were talking about "end of life care". Everybody had given up on her. She has now been at Westerlands just over 2 months. She is now eating, drinking and feeding herself. She can talk (albeit confused due to her dementia), interact with others and read small amounts of text. This is all down to the dedication of the staff at Westerlands and their dogged determination not to give up. Numerous carers spent hours on a one- to- one basis with her encouraging her to remember basic tasks. Last week she managed a few steps aided by the staff. That says it all really.
I can't thank the staff enough for giving me this extra quality time with my mum when everybody else had given up.
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Review from Jill C (Daughter of Resident) published on 21 March 2016 Submitted via Website•
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My mother has been in Westerlands since August. I chose this facility because it had a welcoming atmosphere, the residents seemed well groomed and clean and the place seemed very clean and did not smell.
Initially I had some reservations about he organisation within the home and this was echoed in...
My mother has been in Westerlands since August. I chose this facility because it had a welcoming atmosphere, the residents seemed well groomed and clean and the place seemed very clean and did not smell.
Initially I had some reservations about he organisation within the home and this was echoed in the CQC report, however I have seen the staff make real efforts in recent months to put these administrative aspects right. The bottom line is that I have visited at random times throughout the past 6 months and I have never seen my mother treated with anything except the greatest respect. She is allowed independence where she can cope, but monitored quite closely. I have always found the staff very responsive to any queries I might have and they have been proactive several times in situations where my mother's health has dipped suddenly and they have shown great concern for her well-being.
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Regulatory Rating
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Date: 01 July 2023
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Meet the Team (1)
Lauren KnightJob Title Home ManagerJoined 2024
I have been a care home registered manager for 10+ years. I achieved my level 5 qualification in 2015 and have been the registered manager at...
I have been a care home registered manager for 10+ years. I achieved my level 5 qualification in 2015 and have been the registered manager at Westerlands since Nov 2024. I spent a lot of my management time at The Hollies and am now thoroughly enjoying my time at Westerlands.
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