Absolutely wonderful place for my mum to be. She has been so happy with everythingJeff E(Son of Resident/Service User)
I do feel that we have made the best choice for him in picking MorarAlison C(Daughter of Resident/Service User)
The team have made us all feel so welcome and show so much care and respect for our mum.C C(Daughter of Resident/Service User)
Absolutely wonderful place for my mum to be. She has been so happy with everythingJeff E(Son of Resident/Service User)
I do feel that we have made the best choice for him in picking MorarAlison C(Daughter of Resident/Service User)
The team have made us all feel so welcome and show so much care and respect for our mum.C C(Daughter of Resident/Service User)
Bridge of Weir Care Home, part of the Morar Living group, is beautifully situated beside the River Gryffe in the heart of Bridge of Weir. The home provides a warm and welcoming setting where people can feel truly at hame while continuing to live life in a way that reflects who they are.
Life within the home is built around the individual. Each resident is recognised as a person first, with...
Bridge of Weir Care Home, part of the Morar Living group, is beautifully situated beside the River Gryffe in the heart of Bridge of Weir. The home provides a warm and welcoming setting where people can feel truly at hame while continuing to live life in a way that reflects who they are.
Life within the home is built around the individual. Each resident is recognised as a person first, with their own story, routines, preferences and aspirations. Care and support are thoughtfully tailored, encouraging independence, dignity and choice in everyday life. Time is taken to understand what matters most, ensuring residents remain involved in decisions about their care and daily living.
The home has been designed to create a calm, homely atmosphere. Smaller living areas offer quiet, comfortable spaces where meaningful relationships can grow. Residents benefit from private bedrooms with en-suite wet rooms, supporting privacy and comfort, while assisted bathrooms are available for those who enjoy a relaxing bath.
Shared spaces include a cinema room, private dining area, day diner, resident kitchen and servery areas, quiet lounges and an on-site hairdressing salon. A welcoming café and piano bar provide relaxed places to enjoy refreshments and a blether with family and friends.
Enclosed gardens offer safe outdoor areas where residents can move freely and enjoy fresh air throughout the seasons.
To help people stay connected to their community, the home has its own air-conditioned Mercedes vehicle with wheelchair access, supporting outings, appointments, day trips or simply going out for a coffee.
Bridge of Weir Care Home is, above all, a place where residents’ voices are heard, identities are respected, and each person is supported to live a meaningful and fulfilling life.
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Care Provided by Bridge of Weir
Primary Care Categories
Older Person Care
Dementia
Mental Health Condition
Physical Disability
Visual / Hearing Impairment
Eating Disorders
Alcohol / Drug Misuse
Length of Stay
Permanent Care
Respite Care
Care Types Provided
Residential Care
Nursing Care
Dementia Residential Care
Dementia Nursing Care
For a maximum of 74 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)
Facilities
Own Furniture if required
Pet Friendly (or by arrangement)
Close to Local shops
Near Public Transport
Minibus or other transport
Lift
Wheelchair Access
Ground Floor Accommodation only
Gardens
Bar/Café
Residents Kitchenette
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
£1,450 - £1,900
£1,800 - £2,000
Residential Dementia Care
£1,500 - £1,900
£1,800 - £2,000
Nursing Care
£1,600 - £1,900
£1,800 - £2,000
Nursing Dementia Care
£1,600 - £1,900
£1,800 - £2,000
Standard fees cover a wide range of high-quality services designed to support residents’ comfort, wellbeing, and daily living. This includes all meals and refreshments, housekeeping, laundry, personal care, and access to a full programme of activities and events. Residents also enjoy full use of all communal lounges, dining areas, landscaped gardens, and on-site amenities.
In addition to the standard offering, there are optional extras available to enhance the resident experience. These may include services such as hairdressing, chiropody, newspapers, or certain one-to-one outings and entertainment. These are charged separately, giving residents the flexibility to choose the services that suit their preferences.
In some cases, if a resident or their family chooses additional features such as a larger room or upgraded facilities, a top-up payment may be discussed. All fee details are clearly explained in advance, and the team is committed to making all financial information transparent, supportive, and easy to understand.
The price(s) shown are provided by the care home. Contact Bridge of Weir for full pricing details and T&Cs.
Contact Bridge of Weir to confirm what's included and get a personalised quote:
Funding Types Accepted
Self-Funding (Private)
Local Authority with Top-up
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Support you may be entitled to
If you choose a care home based in Scotland, you may be eligible for the Scottish Government's Free Personal Care funding of up to £260.30 per week (if you are over the age of 65) and Free Nursing Care funding of up to £117.10 per week. This support is not reflected in this fee amount.
Visitors are welcome at any time, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. There is no need to book in advance or contact the home before arriving.
Family and friends are encouraged to visit whenever it suits them and their loved ones.
Communal areas and outdoor spaces are available for residents and their visitors to enjoy during their time at the home.
Parking
Ample on-site parking for all visitors, making access to the home straightforward and convenient. The parking area is located within the grounds of the home, ensuring that visitors do not need to park off-site or walk long distances.
Designated disabled parking bays are available close to the main entrance to support those with mobility needs. All parking is free of charge and available at all times.
The on-site parking is clearly signposted and easily accessible, helping to provide a smooth arrival experience for family, friends, and other guests.
Review from David D (Brother of Resident) published on 22 September 2026 Submitted via Website•
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My sister enjoys the unobtrusive care given by staff members and carers in the home, who all know that while she likes her privacy, she also also enjoys reacting to their warm humour when they need to get her to do something
My sister enjoys the unobtrusive care given by staff members and carers in the home, who all know that while she likes her privacy, she also also enjoys reacting to their warm humour when they need to get her to do something
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Review from S M (Niece of Resident) published on 1 September 2026 Submitted via Postal Card•
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We are very satisfied with the care my aunt receives in Morar. All her needs are catered for. Her personal care is delivered with care, patience and dignity.
We are very satisfied with the care my aunt receives in Morar. All her needs are catered for. Her personal care is delivered with care, patience and dignity.
↩Reply from Alison Dickson, Manager at Bridge of Weir
Thank you so much for you very kind review, this means a lot to all our hard working staff.
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Review from Alistair M (Friend of Resident) published on 14 July 2026 Submitted via Website•
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I visited my friends mum and could not believe the friendliness off the staff/management it was so welcoming just walking through the front door of this beautiful home. My friends mum is soo happy and content and said she is loving life being in this home. I could see the difference in her from my...
I visited my friends mum and could not believe the friendliness off the staff/management it was so welcoming just walking through the front door of this beautiful home. My friends mum is soo happy and content and said she is loving life being in this home. I could see the difference in her from my last visit she is soo contented. It means the world to me knowing she is being cared for soo professionally and the friends she has made in this home are her 2nd family now. Keep up the great work.
↩Reply from Ross McNeil, Customer Relations Manager at Bridge of Weir
Thank you so much for your wonderful review and for taking the time to share your experience.
We are delighted to hear that you felt so welcomed from the moment you arrived and that our team made such a positive impression. It means a great deal to us to know that your friend's mum is happy,...
Thank you so much for your wonderful review and for taking the time to share your experience. We are delighted to hear that you felt so welcomed from the moment you arrived and that our team made such a positive impression. It means a great deal to us to know that your friend's mum is happy, settled, and enjoying life in our home. Our staff work hard to create a warm, caring environment where residents feel safe, valued, and part of a community, so it is incredibly rewarding to hear that she has made such meaningful friendships and considers the people around her a second family. Your kind words about the care and professionalism of our team will be shared with everyone, as feedback like yours truly means a lot. Thank you again for your support and trust. We look forward to continuing to provide the highest standard of care for your friend's mum and all of our residents. Best wishes,
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Review from M T (Respite Resident) published on 25 June 2026 Submitted via Postal Card•
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I spent 3 weeks in Morar for respite care after an operation. I found the care and attention I received exceptional. Everyone was friendly and helpful. The food was excellent. The home was immaculately clean. Activities were arranged appropriate to each resident's abilities.
A thoroughly...
I spent 3 weeks in Morar for respite care after an operation. I found the care and attention I received exceptional. Everyone was friendly and helpful. The food was excellent. The home was immaculately clean. Activities were arranged appropriate to each resident's abilities.
A thoroughly positive experience and I would stay there again happily.
↩Reply from Bridge of Weir, Management at Bridge of Weir
Thank you for taking the time to share your experience with us.
We are delighted to hear that you had such a positive respite stay following your operation and that you found the care and attention you received to be exceptional. Our team works hard to create a welcoming and supportive...
Thank you for taking the time to share your experience with us. We are delighted to hear that you had such a positive respite stay following your operation and that you found the care and attention you received to be exceptional. Our team works hard to create a welcoming and supportive environment, so it is wonderful to know that everyone made you feel comfortable and well cared for during your recovery. We are also pleased that you enjoyed the food, found the home to be immaculately clean, and appreciated the range of activities available. We strive to ensure that activities are meaningful and accessible to each resident, so your feedback is particularly encouraging. Thank you again for your kind words. It was a pleasure to support you during your recovery, and we would be delighted to welcome you back should you ever need us in the future.
Best wishes,
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Review from Anne M (Sister of Resident) published on 24 April 2026 Submitted via Website•
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Moving to a care home was never going to be easy but the minute we walked into Morar, my sister knew it was the right place for her. Over the last five months she was cared for and loved by the amazing management, nursing staff and carers. Nothing was too much trouble.
She praised the chef on a...
Moving to a care home was never going to be easy but the minute we walked into Morar, my sister knew it was the right place for her. Over the last five months she was cared for and loved by the amazing management, nursing staff and carers. Nothing was too much trouble. She praised the chef on a daily basis and enjoyed every meal. There was always a warm welcome from management and staff when we visited and a comforting arm when we needed it. We couldn't have asked for a better place. We can't thank you enough for giving her some of the best months of her life, her words, not mine.
God Bless you all!
↩Reply from Claire Mcluckie, Home Manager at Bridge of Weir
Thank you so much for your kind review. Your sister was a wonderful woman and it was a privilege to care for her.
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Review from A C (Friend of Resident) published on 20 February 2026 Submitted via Postal Card•
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Our friend, who was suffering from MND, was treated with dignity and respect. The staff were very caring and always went the extra mile to ensure she was as comfortable as possible. Management are visible, approachable and involved - very impressive. Overall excellent service
Our friend, who was suffering from MND, was treated with dignity and respect. The staff were very caring and always went the extra mile to ensure she was as comfortable as possible. Management are visible, approachable and involved - very impressive. Overall excellent service
↩Reply from Claire Mcluckie, Home Manager at Bridge of Weir
It was a honor to care for your beautiful friend and thank you for taking the time to leave us such a wonderful review. Myself and the whole team truly appreciate it.
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Review from Stephen W (Son of Resident) published on 28 January 2026 Submitted via Website•
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My mum moved into Bridge of weir care home(Morar) in October 2025,this was on the advice of hospital Geriatricians. Prior to this my mum lived at home with a social work care package.
Since moving into Bridge of weir,my mums care and wellbeing has significantly improved,whilst being treated as a...
My mum moved into Bridge of weir care home(Morar) in October 2025,this was on the advice of hospital Geriatricians. Prior to this my mum lived at home with a social work care package. Since moving into Bridge of weir,my mums care and wellbeing has significantly improved,whilst being treated as a valuable resident. This is due to the dedication of all the staff whom I see almost in a daily basis. From the very first day,,Claire,Joanne,all the nurses and every member of the team has treated my mum with the utmost respect and genuine care. The team put the service users and families at the heart of everything they do. I'm aware that the care home have recently been awarded wonderful ratings by the Care Inspectorate which I think is well earned and deserved. I have complete confidence in my mums care by the team. I also have had the opportunity to speak to some of the other service users families who all share my thoughts and experience.
I can't thank every member of the team enough.
↩Reply from Claire Mcluckie, Home Manager at Bridge of Weir
Thank you for your kind words and support Stephen. Your review truly mean everything to the whole team.
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Review from Brian H (Son-in-law of Resident) published on 27 January 2026 Submitted via Website•
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My mother in law moved into Morar care home Bridge of weir in October. Her family have been working hard to maintain her independence and ability to live in her own house for a long time but this had increasingly become more and more difficult. My mother in law at 93 has memory issues as well as...
My mother in law moved into Morar care home Bridge of weir in October. Her family have been working hard to maintain her independence and ability to live in her own house for a long time but this had increasingly become more and more difficult. My mother in law at 93 has memory issues as well as poor mobility and several other health issues. She was spending more and more time in and out of hospital. This was a constant worry for her family.
Since moving to Morar care home she has improved physically and mentally. The staff have been brilliant in helping her settle in. The care home is clean, homely, bright and cheerful. Every day there are numerous activities. There really is something for everyone and we have been amazed at how much our ( mother) wants to participate. Our family member seems to be far more stimulated and gets more out of life. This is such a relief to us as a family knowing that she enjoys her surroundings and that she is being so well looked after.
↩Reply from Claire Mcluckie, Home manager at Bridge of Weir
Thank you so much for your wonderful review. It truly means the world to myself and the whole team. Your MIL is a delight and we love having her at BOW.
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Review from Jane F (Daughter of Resident) published on 13 January 2026 Submitted via Website•
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My father spent the last 6 weeks of his life at Morar. He received excellent care inspite of him being a danger to himself at times. The support for the family at this time was amazing. We knew that his stay would only have a short duration but everything possible was done to maintain a normal...
My father spent the last 6 weeks of his life at Morar. He received excellent care inspite of him being a danger to himself at times. The support for the family at this time was amazing. We knew that his stay would only have a short duration but everything possible was done to maintain a normal routine and keep him entertained and comfortable. Access to his care notes from a phone or tablet helped my brothers see what was going on from the south of England, a great resource. Genuinely caring staff.
↩Reply from Claire Mcluckie, Home Manager at Bridge of Weir
Thank you so much for your wonderful review. It means the world to the whole team.
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Review from S M (Wife of Resident) published on 13 January 2026 Submitted via Website•
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My husband has sadly had to go into care due to the deterioration of his Lewy Body's Dementia/Parkinsons. He is under 65 and the care home worked with us to get a licence to allow him to move into the home.
It's a great environment and as we have got to know the staff, they have been brilliant....
My husband has sadly had to go into care due to the deterioration of his Lewy Body's Dementia/Parkinsons. He is under 65 and the care home worked with us to get a licence to allow him to move into the home. It's a great environment and as we have got to know the staff, they have been brilliant. They genuinely care for the people they are looking after. Christmas was amazing. The activities were phenomanal. The staff and management put in so much effort and when I got emotional as this was my first year being on my own, they were there to give me a hug too. I would have given 5 stars but like everything, you cant please all of the people all of the time. Communication could be better. Maybe promote the family chat to the families of new residents. I have found that so useful. A couple of very minor issues raised e.g. fingernails being.cut and cleaned but were all resolved straight away.
Didn't want my husband in a care home but hes safe and cared for. Cant ask for more.
↩Reply from Claire Mcluckie, Home manager at Bridge of Weir
Thank you for your review. Your husband is a wonderful man and is a pleasure to have as part of our Bow Family.
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Review from Alison F (Niece of Resident) published on 28 November 2025 Submitted via Website•
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I have been meaning to write this review for a while as my sister and I want to thank everyone at Morar Bridge of Weir for the friendship, care and compassion shown to our very special Uncle Joe. He came to live at Morar at a very traumatic time in his life and the whole staff team were wonderful...
I have been meaning to write this review for a while as my sister and I want to thank everyone at Morar Bridge of Weir for the friendship, care and compassion shown to our very special Uncle Joe. He came to live at Morar at a very traumatic time in his life and the whole staff team were wonderful in how well they supported him. He loved you all but was especially fond of Claire and Joann! Joe was happy at Morar and made many friends. He was always treated with respect and dignity and , as a family, we felt welcome and were kept informed about his welfare. Thank you so much Claire and team for everything you did for Joe. I know you miss him as much as we do!
↩Reply from claire mcluckie, Home manager at Bridge of Weir
Thank you for your lovely review.
It was an absolute privilege to have known and cared for Joe. He was a very special man, who none of us will forget.
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Review from Linda G (Resident / Service User) published on 24 September 2025 Submitted via Website•
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My experience of Bridge of Weir has been nothing but good in every respect. The staff can't do enough for me. I feel safe and well cared for in the home. They have a very full activities programme which I am very involved in. My room is lovely and looks out onto a patio.
My experience of Bridge of Weir has been nothing but good in every respect. The staff can't do enough for me. I feel safe and well cared for in the home. They have a very full activities programme which I am very involved in. My room is lovely and looks out onto a patio.
↩Reply from Claire Mcluckie, Home manager at Bridge of Weir
It is an absolute privilege to know you. Thank you for your wonderful review, I know it means the world to the whole team.
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Review from G F (Daughter of Resident) published on 4 September 2025 Submitted via Website•
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Having previously left a great review, I'm disappointed to update on issues which have now arisen. Lots of the care here IS great, & staff are great too. However I need to warn others that serious issues have arisen & to be vigilant about these aspects of care of your loved one.
We had issues...
Having previously left a great review, I'm disappointed to update on issues which have now arisen. Lots of the care here IS great, & staff are great too. However I need to warn others that serious issues have arisen & to be vigilant about these aspects of care of your loved one. We had issues with staff unable to attend to dad when he was crying out in pain. On that occasion staff had their young children at work with them so couldn't meet dad's needs. (I agreed not to make a formal complaint at that time) Now, three new complaints have been upheld by the Care Inspectorate regarding issues with unexplained bruising & administration of medication. After several requests for a written response to the upholding of these complaints, Morar have now dismissed them as "minor". No apology and no explanation provided. I'd expected Morar to take the issues seriously, as previous complaints about the same issues have also been upheld.
Just be aware. CI website shows details of all complaints.
↩Reply from claire mcluckie, Home manager at Bridge of Weir
Thank you for your most recent feedback. We appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts and are glad to hear you have previously had positive experiences with our service. The wellbeing of our residents is, and always has been, our highest priority, and all concerns are addressed...
Thank you for your most recent feedback. We appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts and are glad to hear you have previously had positive experiences with our service. The wellbeing of our residents is, and always has been, our highest priority, and all concerns are addressed promptly.Following the Care Inspectorates complaints inspection on 23 July 2025, they confirmed your father was well cared for, with only minor areas for improvement around documentation, which have been addressed. The Social Work review on 12 August 2025 was also very positive and reinforced confidence in the care provided.Our team remains committed to delivering compassionate care and will continue to strive to meet every concern raised.
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Review from Julie M (Great-Niece of Resident) published on 9 July 2025 Submitted via Website•
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I was sole POA for my aunt and regret putting her in this care home. Would not recommend. Even with our families frequent detailed input nothing ever changed. For 2 and a half years we asked for black coffee instead of milky tea, never happened. We were promised baths and not showers, never...
I was sole POA for my aunt and regret putting her in this care home. Would not recommend. Even with our families frequent detailed input nothing ever changed. For 2 and a half years we asked for black coffee instead of milky tea, never happened. We were promised baths and not showers, never happened. Weekly live church service, never happened. My aunts teeth deteriorated rapidly as oral hygiene seemed to be non existent as toothpaste lasted around 6 months. Thick black coating on tongue. Finger nails were frequently dirty. Even after 2 joint visits with social work, nothing changed. We were repeatedly told by staff our requests had been added to the care plan. They had been yes, but weren't adhered to. We paid for her hair to get set fortnightly, only for staff to shower her the next day so hair untidy again. We asked to speak to my aunts key worker one day, the carer said she would go and find out who it was, only to return and say 'oh it's me'
So disappointied. Had such high hopes.
↩Reply from claire mcluckie, Home manager at Bridge of Weir
Im disappointed to receive a second review from this family, especially so long after their loved one sadly passed away. While I fully acknowledge that BOW Care Home had issues in the past, this account does not reflect the care we delivered during her time with us or the improvements made over the...
Im disappointed to receive a second review from this family, especially so long after their loved one sadly passed away. While I fully acknowledge that BOW Care Home had issues in the past, this account does not reflect the care we delivered during her time with us or the improvements made over the past year. Since becoming manager, Ive worked hard with the team to raise standards and ensure residents' individual needs are met. It was a privilege to care for their great aunt she was a truly lovely lady and I remain fully committed to providing respectful, person-centred care.
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Review from Ian G (Great Great-Nephew of Resident) published on 30 June 2025 Submitted via Website•
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Our family had a fraught relationship with this nursing home throughout the 2 1/2 years that my great aunt stayed there. Basic things like processes and procedures for looking after clothes and personal effects were ineffectual. Instructions regarding care were not followed and despite numerous...
Our family had a fraught relationship with this nursing home throughout the 2 1/2 years that my great aunt stayed there. Basic things like processes and procedures for looking after clothes and personal effects were ineffectual. Instructions regarding care were not followed and despite numerous meetings and agreements to address this, staff were either unwilling or insufficiently well trained or supervised to maintain the agreed standards. End of life care proved particularly fraught with very low regard being shown to basics like regular hydration and oral hygiene and attempts to address this only met with lip service responses. Following her death, communicating with the head office to obtain refund of monies due was difficult and responses were slow and inadequate.
Care homes have a difficult job to do but this one should and could have done much better. Once the initial decision on provider is made it is unfair to relocate. I wish i had looked under the covers and further afield
↩Reply from claire mcluckie, Home manager at Bridge of Weir
Thank you for your feedback following the passing of your relative - a truly lovely lady who sadly died in January. We extend our condolences. During her time with us the team worked hard to provide consistent and compassionate care and remained responsive to your families frequent detailed input....
Thank you for your feedback following the passing of your relative - a truly lovely lady who sadly died in January. We extend our condolences. During her time with us the team worked hard to provide consistent and compassionate care and remained responsive to your families frequent detailed input. Concerns about end of life care are taken seriously, though our records, and audits do not reflect the issues raised. Staff followed agreed plans and upheld clinical standards, even amidst complex family dynamics. Our team recalls a different experience, with gratitude expressed at the time. Its disappointing that this reflection has come months later and appear centered around delays in the refund process, which is managed by Head Office and is dependent on 3rd party payments which are often delayed by several months. While this is beyond our control, I would have gladly supported had I been approached. We wish you and your family all the best.
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Review from C C (Daughter of Resident) published on 10 April 2025 Submitted via Website•
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My mum joined Morar living at bridge of weir in February and I can't believe the change in our mum. The team have made us all feel so welcome and show so much care and respect for our mum. They really know how to bring the best out in our elderly parents and I am so impressed by the level of care...
My mum joined Morar living at bridge of weir in February and I can't believe the change in our mum. The team have made us all feel so welcome and show so much care and respect for our mum. They really know how to bring the best out in our elderly parents and I am so impressed by the level of care and attention they give to mum. I didn't want my mum in a home however the Morar team have put my mind at rest and gave me a chance to be a daughter again and not my mums carer. The pink ladies are amazing and the home manager and her team should be proud of what they do. Love to all
↩Reply from Claire McLuckie, Home Manager at Bridge of Weir
Thank you so much for your amazing review. Its great to hear that we are getting it right for your lovely mum, and you all.
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Review from Katrina B (Daughter of Resident) published on 9 April 2025 Submitted via Website•
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I cannot thank the staff at Morar Bridge of Weir enough for the exceptional care they have provided to my mum since she arrived. From day one, they made her feel so welcome, and the support they've given has been outstanding. The communication through the app has been incredibly reassuring for our...
I cannot thank the staff at Morar Bridge of Weir enough for the exceptional care they have provided to my mum since she arrived. From day one, they made her feel so welcome, and the support they've given has been outstanding. The communication through the app has been incredibly reassuring for our family, as it allows us to stay updated. The cleanliness of the facilities is impeccable, and the entire environment is warm and inviting. The staff, from managers to domestic workers, have gone above and beyond to make mum feel comfortable and cared for. They've really taken the time to understand her needs and ensure she feels at home.
The activities they offer have been fantastic, giving mum the chance to socialize and stay engaged in a way that has made her feel more settled. It's such a relief knowing she's in a place where she feels at home. We are all so reassured by the excellent care, and I can't recommend this care home enough. Thank you all for your dedication and compassion
↩Reply from Claire McLuckie, Home manager at Bridge of Weir
Thank you so much for your wonderful review. I have read it to the team and they are delighted. Especially our Head House Keeper.
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Review from A G (Respite Resident) published on 2 April 2025 Submitted via Website•
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This is the second time my husband has been in respite care with Morar. He has an annual visit of three weeks while I visit my daughter abroad. He has Parkinsons' dementia and has had the very best of care on both of his
visits and this year was welcomed back by staff who remembered him from last...
This is the second time my husband has been in respite care with Morar. He has an annual visit of three weeks while I visit my daughter abroad. He has Parkinsons' dementia and has had the very best of care on both of his visits and this year was welcomed back by staff who remembered him from last year. I found this so encouraging and reassuring as the staff are happy to be working for the company so avoiding constant turnover.He was visited by his sister in law regularly who was amazed at the constant activities which always involved him and which he was happy to be part of. To know that your husband is safe and in a very happy environment makes your time away such a precious space and time to recharge the batteries! I can't thank the staff enough and obviously am eternally grateful for the respite care which is now like gold dust.
(A very happy wife)
↩Reply from Claire Mcluckie, Home Manager at Bridge of Weir
Thank you so much for your wonderful review. Your husband is an absolute pleasure and we look forward to him returning for some 'RnR' next year.
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Review from Donnie H (Son of Resident) published on 29 November 2024 Submitted via Postal Card•
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Bridge of weir care home staff exceptionally helpful, friendly and supportive. Our Dad is well looked after and knowing this and feeling that he is safe at all times is of great comfort to the family.
Bridge of weir care home staff exceptionally helpful, friendly and supportive. Our Dad is well looked after and knowing this and feeling that he is safe at all times is of great comfort to the family.
↩Reply from Claire McLuckie, Home manager at Bridge of Weir
Your father is a wonderful man and it is a privilege to care for him.Thank you for your positive review, My team and I are delighted.
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Review from Karen M (Wife of Resident) published on 4 November 2024 Submitted via Postal Card•
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The management and staff at Morar Living, Bridge of Weir are kind, professional, caring and treat residents and families like their own family. The team ensure residents are treated with respect at all times and that makes my journey less traumatic, seeing my husband cope with dementia. I have the...
The management and staff at Morar Living, Bridge of Weir are kind, professional, caring and treat residents and families like their own family. The team ensure residents are treated with respect at all times and that makes my journey less traumatic, seeing my husband cope with dementia. I have the utmost respect for all the caring staff who have a very challenging job. The manager has an open-door policy for families which is unheard of in these times.
↩Reply from Claire McLuckie, Home Manager at Bridge of Weir
Thank you for your wonderful review. It is a privilege to support both your lovely husband and you.
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Regulatory Rating
Care Inspectorate (CI) Rating
Date: 19 November 2025
How well do we support people's wellbeing?
Very Good
(5)
How good is our leadership?
Very Good
(5)
How good is our staff team?
Very Good
(5)
How good is our setting?
Very Good
(5)
How well is care and support planned?
Very Good
(5)
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Meet the Team (3)
Alison DicksonJob Title Home ManagerJoined 2026
I qualified as a Staff Nurse in 1991. I knew from very early on in my nurse training that my passion and future were in caring for the older person....
I qualified as a Staff Nurse in 1991. I knew from very early on in my nurse training that my passion and future were in caring for the older person. I was promoted very early in my career to a Charge Nurse, then to Deputy Manager and spent 25 years in management.
I started working in BOW in May 2026 as Home Manager and endeavour to continue in the role to provide a warm, welcoming, friendly environment for residents, staff and visitors.
I’ve been passionate about providing excellent care throughout my career, with years of experience in managing care homes and ensuring the well-being of residents. My goal is to continuously support the excellent quality of care by adopting supportive environments for both residents and staff.
I have been married for over 25 years to David and have a beautiful Border Terrier called Poppy, who has been coming to work with me since she was a puppy. She too loves being part of the care home environment; she is extremely gentle, and residents love her.
Michelle KingJob Title Deputy ManagerJoined 2025
My name is Michelle
I have a BSC in adult nursing, qualifying from Paisley University in early 2010.
I have worked in many roles throughout my...
My name is Michelle
I have a BSC in adult nursing, qualifying from Paisley University in early 2010.
I have worked in many roles throughout my career, ranging from care assistant to home manager for many providers, and I have dedicated nearly 29 years to supporting older adults within the care home settings.
I started working in BOW in November 2025 as clinical lead and then, in April 2026, went on to the role of deputy manager.
I’ve been passionate about providing high-quality care throughout my career, with years of experience in managing care homes and ensuring the well-being of residents. My goal is to continuously enhance the quality of care by fostering supportive environments for both residents and staff.
Outside of work, I enjoy keeping fit, going for walks with my 2 dogs and spending quality time with my family. I am committed to making a positive impact on the lives of those in my care and their loved ones.
Joann LongwellJob Title Administrator/ReceptionistJoined 2023
Joann has been at Bridge of Weir Care Home for nearly three years after spending two years in Kenya.
Born in Ireland, Joann met her husband, and...
Joann has been at Bridge of Weir Care Home for nearly three years after spending two years in Kenya.
Born in Ireland, Joann met her husband, and together they travelled across the four corners of the UK and lived in Germany for almost five years.
Throughout her career, she has held various roles, from being a dental nurse to management in retail. Joann has now settled in sunny Scotland, which she says truly feels like home.
Frequently Asked Questions about Bridge of Weir
What types of Care is Bridge of Weir registered for?
Older Person Care, Dementia, Mental Health Condition, Physical Disability, Visual / Hearing Impairment, Eating Disorders, Alcohol / Drug Misuse are the registered (by the Care Quality Commission) categories of Care.
How many Rooms does Bridge of Weir have?
There are 74 Single Rooms.
What are the Facilities & Services at Bridge of Weir?
Own Furniture if required, Pet Friendly (or by arrangement), Close to Local shops, Near Public Transport, Minibus or other transport, Lift, Wheelchair Access, Ground Floor Accommodation only, Gardens, Bar/Café, Residents Kitchenette, Phone Point in own room, Television point in own room, Residents Internet Access are some of the Facilities & Services.
How far is Bridge of Weir to the centre of Bridge of Weir?
0.4 mile(s) as the crow flies, distance by road may be significantly further.
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