Wentworth Court

I represent the Roman Catholic Church here in Cheltenham and visit 3 residents every week to pray and give them Holy Communion. I am so impressed with the care staff here - always kind and sympathetic towards the residents. So much going on there to help the residents paint, make pottery, quizzes etc. Etc. I am so happy to be there. I visit many times and really feel this one is excellent.

The word "amazing" is overused, but in this case applicable. Seeing my grandmother now makes me want to cry, because I remember who she was.
I manage not to because I see the dignity and respect that she is treated with when "unwell" (asleep in 1934 when she was 17 years old) and the smiles of the carers when she dances (awake in 1934). Always clean clothes and you always seem to know her, and every other patients, needs and routine.
You're all amazing and I thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Wentworth 4077 (reference to M.A.S.H). Best care anywhere.

The care and personal attention my 95 year old father received at Wentworth Court during his year long stay was excellent. There was never a shortage of staff to attend to his complex needs. They were always cheerful and attentive, a point Father always used to make.
I now appreciate this type of care is far more demanding than most people realise and takes a special kind of person to deal with dementia sufferers.
My father (old blue eyes) would want me to say a big 'thank you' to all of you.

My husband lived at Wentworth Court for over 18 months. During this time he came to like and trust the staff who were always caring, kind and compassionate. He died in mid-January and increasingly needed nursing care during the last three months of his life. In the last two weeks, he needed constant nursing. During this time, all the staff, but especially the nurses, showed great skill and professionalism and as a result, my husband experienced little distress or pain.
Overall my view of my husband's time in the home is positive. Caring for people with advanced dementia and similar long-term conditions is not always straightforward. It requires specialist training and knowledge and while there were a few occasions when I had some concerns, I always felt able to raise them I was listened to and action was taken to make improvements. Since it opened in May 2015, Wentworth Court has worked hard to provide a good standard of compassionate care to its residents.

Husband has dementia. Is resident in Wentworth Court, when visiting one is made very welcome and I find my husband is in very good reliable hands, sometimes when visiting he is very chatty, other times is very quiet and sleepy. But whichever way I find he is always most content and I would recommend the care at Wentworth Court to anyone.

My wife has been a resident at Wentworth Court over the past 7 months and during that time she has been looked after better than I could have looked after her at home. The activities could have been better but maybe this is due to my wife not joining in with the activities that are available.

Very friendly staff, bedroom very nice and good sized bathroom. Always warm and clean. Lovely gardens. The only problems are that personal items keep disappearing - I know that this is because other residents walk into my husband's room and take things, but after 3 pairs of slippers went and photographs also, I have decided not to keep replacing things. I have used marker pens on everything but it doesn't seem to help.

My husband has Parkinson's with dementia has been very well looked after. He is treated with respect and dignity and has grown to quite like living there.

My mother was placed at Wentworth Court in December 2015. She has been w3ell cared for and always treated with dignity and respect. She feels secure as there is always people around to help her. Although her condition has deteriorated. I have never had any concerns about her care and the staff are so caring and supportive. As a family, we are so grateful to Wentworth Court.

Wentworth Court is a really lovely place and is like home. The rooms are a nice size and you can put your own personal touches to it. The gardens are lovely and my dad loved to sit outside in the nice surrounding in the summer. The care he receives is outstanding and the nursing staff will do their best to help you where they can. The food is lovely, nice home cooked meals which look delicious. Even the lady on reception is lovely, nothing is too much :)

Wentworth Court has been supplying excellent care since he came here in November. We cannot fault the care given in any aspect. The staff are all easy to relate to and always very helpful. We as a family are very happy with my husband's care.

When we had to move my 95yr old father from supported 'independent' living into 24hr residential care we did a lot of research into suitable placements and spoke to social and healthcare professionals. We visited several properties on the resulting shortlist and Wentworth Court was by far the most impressive. Modern, purpose built, clean, light and airy with plenty of clearly identifiable staff on hand. The rooms are of a decent size and Dad could have his pictures on the wall and knick knacks displayed which made it feel 'his'. The outside space is very pleasant to sit in and walk around. He greatly enjoyed the company of others and the arranged programme of activities. He particularly enjoyed sitting in the entrance atrium watching the comings and goings. The food was very good too.

The care he received throughout his all too short stay was exceptional, delivered with compassion and empathy.

My recommendation? - Among Dad's last words.......' I like it here'.

Mum Moved Into Wentworth on July 6th. She had previously been in another care home were she had a fall and broke her hip. Mum was not Happy about returning there so I went to look at Wentworth. I was very impressed in what I saw so decided to move Mum in. This was the best decision ever made on Mums behalf, she is so happy, settled and putting on weight and could not be looked after better. Staff are excellent cannot do enough to help. I would not hesitate to recommend Wentworth,