I would always recommend this wonderful place to anyoneMarion H(Mother of Resident/Service User)
A wonderful place, cannot fault it. Management and staff are brilliantJackie T(Sister of Resident/Service User)
The first impression and general feel of the place was that of warmthTracey T(Daughter of Resident/Service User)
I would always recommend this wonderful place to anyoneMarion H(Mother of Resident/Service User)
A wonderful place, cannot fault it. Management and staff are brilliantJackie T(Sister of Resident/Service User)
The first impression and general feel of the place was that of warmthTracey T(Daughter of Resident/Service User)
Awel-Y-Mor is a Swansea-based rehabilitation centre with a proven track record of supporting the local community. It provides high dependency care, active and slow-stream rehabilitation and respite care.
It welcomes young physically disabled adults who have experienced traumatic or acquired brain injury, Spinal injury or who have other physical disabilities and complex needs. It also provides care for young people who suffer from congenital illnesses and those who have learning disabilities.
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Barchester Awel-Y-Mor Care Home has a Review Score of 9.7 (9.653) out of 10, based on 11 reviews in the last 2 years.
Over all time Barchester Awel-Y-Mor Care Home has 67 reviews.
I would highly recommend everything about Awel-y-Mor Care Center. All the staff are amazing and go above and beyond for their service users and their families, and in these difficult times when we can't get to visit our loved ones; I know my daughter is receiving the best care possible.
Overall a great place, my daughter was there for 6mths, wouldn’t have a problem with her staying there again if need be. Food was great, very friendly staff, lots going on daily, great tv rooms, gardens, always tea coffee and cake for people visiting and my daughter had a fab send off from all the staff when she came home.
There has been great communication from care staff with family during this very worrying and difficult lockdown time.
My daughter is so well looked after, the staff and management are all wonderful people.
A wonderful place, cannot fault it. Management and staff are brilliant. Amenities for residents are excellent.
The staff are very welcoming and helpful. Grandma is happy here and she likes the food and enjoys the coffee mornings.
Care and attention given to our young girl have been excellent. So bless we found Awel-y-Mor. Carers very friendly.
My father was a resident at Awel-y-Mor for a year. He had been seriously ill after suffering a brain haemorrhage and required 24-hour specialist care. We had viewed several homes in the locality, prior to visiting Awel-y-Mor. On our first visit to Awel-y-Mor, we were shown around by a lovely welcoming carer who put our minds at ease and explained everything clearly. The first impression and general feel of the place was that of warmth. My father was cared for impeccably by all staff members who cared for him like they were looking after their own dad. Amazing place.
My Son is being well cared for.
The care given to my brother-in-law has been brilliant. The staff have been very helpful and friendly.
I find this to be a good nursing home, the staff are good, some are excellent but as always they could do with more staff.
More work could be done on diet plans for residents.
Comfortable room, friendly, helpful staff, good food.
I was impressed with the meeting we had as far as I am concerned there was nothing I could complain about. I am quite happy with the care my son is having, I would not like him to go elsewhere.
My brother has been a resident for 2 years.
During that time, he has been well cared for. The staff are very kind, friendly, some are exceptional. They bother to get to know the person in their care and accommodate their needs/interests and build confidence.
The activities team organise events and take residents out as much as they are able - from rugby to theatre to picnics, meals etc.
The home occasionally has "restaurant evenings" where families join the residents for a lovely meal and entertainment.
Overall, he is well cared for and I don't worry that he is safe.
My wife has received wonderful care here for 15 years.
The staff are very good at what they are doing.
My brother is well looked after.
My son is happy here.
The staff are friendly every time I visit.
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Enjoying visits from donkeys and rabbits
Residents enjoyed visits from Donkeys and rabbits
Residents enjoyed a wonderful morning with a sound bath and meditation session
There are no accreditations posted yet for Barchester Awel-Y-Mor Care Home.
Rachael is a qualified nurse and has specialised in the care of neurological conditions and complex disorders since she qualified in 2006. Rachael began her journey into management in this field in 2014.
Rebekah joined the home in 2017 as a RGN working her way quickly into the role of unit manager before progressing into the role of Deputy Manager in 2025. Rebekah has vast experience in managing those with brain injury and complex neurological disorders.
I provide physiotherapy treatment for residents at Awel-Y-Mor with the help of our therapy assistant, Marlene. We work with residents to help them achieve their goals and reach their full potential. I qualified as a physiotherapist in 2012 and gained my master's in 2017. I have worked previously in the NHS.
I have been with Awel Y Mor for 6 years. I started working here as a carer and have since completed my professional training and qualified as an RGN. I have been fortunate to be able to continue my career progression and I am now proud to be a Head of the Unit.
I have been part of Barchester for over 10 years, beginning my career as a nurse and later progressing to a senior nurse.
Through dedication, experience, and a deep commitment to patient care, I am now proud to serve as Head of Unit. I am passionate about nursing, with a particular focus on caring for patients with brain and spinal injuries, and I find great meaning in supporting their recovery and rehabilitation every day.
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