Seacroft Grange

I found this care home really welcoming and extremely clean, and the staff were looking after my friend really well. She is very content.

In short, I go home after my visits comfortable with the thought that my wife will be safe and cared for.

My relative is difficult, and we have struggled since taking responsibility in 2016 for managing his affairs. Eventually, at Seacroft Grange, we found people willing to give him the 24-hour care he has needed for a very long time, and have not been disappointed. They are patient and can see past his difficult behaviour to understand the warm and emotional person underneath. They are easy to deal with, and we are working together to give him the best life we can. Please accept our gratitude.

When you love someone with dementia, all you want is for them to be treated with respect and kindness, everyone at Seacroft Grange demonstrates these very special skills.

I wasn't too happy about Mum coming to Seacroft Grange in the beginning. Since she has been in, I have found the staff (which includes everybody) absolute stars! The care and administration have been second to none. I cannot fault the home. Mum has settled in really well. I can only say very well done one and all. Thank you from my family for making this transition perfect!

I have found this care home to be the best available. They are generally efficient and polite in all dealings. Standards of care are usually extremely good. The staff seem to work very hard to provide the required level of care.

As always, it's never easy to place your loved one in for respite and usually takes a few days for you to relax without worrying if they're ok! As soon as you arrive at Seacroft Grange, you feel as if it's a professional place. The receptionist knew my name and made the connection that I was dropping Mum off. The whole place looks like there's been money spent on it, keeping it up to date and looks clean. The first member of staff came down to greet Mum put her at ease. The next was part of the well-being team, she walked Mum to her room, and I said I'd be back in a few days to pick her up. The next few days there was follow up calls from the well-being team, who put Mum on the phone to talk to me and tell me what she'd been up to. I had a word with them myself, and they put my mind at rest that Mum was fitting in. I would write a lot more, but I'm running out of space; it truly is a lovely place!

Our brother/brother-in-law died in Seacroft Grange Care Village on the 19th of March 2021. We would just like to say what wonderful care he received from all the staff, and we can't thank them highly enough. We would certainly recommend this home to anyone who is needing excellent care.

In July 2019 I previously submitted a post from the family acknowledging how great the care home has been for my elderly dementia suffering father. With what’s been a horrendous year for many, I wish on behalf of my father's family to shout out to all the staff who work at the home, especially the crew on the dementia wing for all they have done this year. Whilst we haven’t had the opportunity to visit like we once did, we fully respect the ever-changing (and confusing) rules and policies issued by the government and appreciate how the care home management has attempted to keep families of residents informed of restrictions and the well-being of residents, it’s clearly not been easy. Let’s hope 2021 is a better year for one and all. Best regards and thanks again!

I have moved my Dad from another care home to here at Seacroft Grange, and the change is outstanding. The service is great, I feel comfortable leaving him in respite, and I always get contacted if there is any issues or concerns. I will always put my Dad here now; they make me feel comfortable, and all his needs are met.

My husband has had regular respite stays at Seacroft Grange for over a year, his last stay being in Sept 2019. He is now in a care home permanently, very near home. (We would have chosen Seacroft but we live an hour away and decided that his being nearer home for frequent visiting and to reduce travel costs was a priority). He greatly enjoyed every stay there for the following reasons: Extremely friendly and welcoming staff, excellent personal care, very clean and pleasant surroundings, good menu, professional staff and care taken with medical/ nursing aspects (medication etc). We would have no hesitation in recommending Seacroft.

Overall satisfied with the care given and cleanliness but some things catch my eye such as the carpet in the lounge of the courtyard is in need of a good clean and is not nice to look at.

Staff are wonderful, caring and friendly all giving outstanding care. My only reservation is that the same staff be on all the time, this is vital for dementia care. Also, I don't like the nappies they should be either pull-ups or ones that can be secured firmly as my mum is constantly on the move.

This was a respite stay for my Father. From the stage of the initial enquiry to being shown around, being checked in with Dad, the service was flawless. My main point of contact before and after was the Admin department, who were able to answer every question I had, and really went above and beyond to ensure that everything ran smoothly. The home itself was clean, comfortable and a welcoming environment. I would not hesitate to use again and also recommend to others. Thanks again.

Very caring, helpful staff and management. My wife was carefully monitored and help usually forthcoming when requested.

We hate her being away from home but she is very safe and cared for (and loved!!).

Thank you all for looking after my grandad and making all the family welcome and just to say the care home itself is really clean.

I am hopeful the involvement of the university research project will identify ways to support and value care staff to aid management with staff retention and further enhance residents' wellbeing.

My Dad has been at Seacroft Grange for 12 months now and although it has been a difficult time for us all as a family, the staff have shown great care and understanding each step of the way.

The unit needs more input in terms of activities and it takes time to implement any improvements requested by families.