Wetherby Manor

Brilliantly run by a superb team of caring staff. Always difficult to make the transition from 'own home' into 'care home', but the team at Wetherby Manor couldn't have been friendlier or more accomodating. We need more people like these guys working in the Care Sector! Thanks to everyone for the excellent care provided.

The home seemed friendly, well-staffed and well-run.

I wish to express thanks for the care to my mother-in-law by all staff at Wetherby Manor. Care to her and communications with us have been excellent. We feel very relieved she is being so well cared for.

Excellent care and support for my mum. Would have left her with Wetherby Manor if there was space on the dementia ward. Lovely caring staff and environment.

We were welcomed into Wetherby Manor by really cheerful staff who showed us to my husband's room, explained all the equipment and what was going on in the home. Visiting was not a problem at any time. He had a lovely room overlooking the gardens which this time of year were beautiful. The staff were very attentive.

My husband has been here at Wetherby Manor for about 4 years. He has been well cared for. Room clean, tidy and the family has had their photos on the walls. Food has been good, even now my husband is liquid diet, food is good. I have been kept in touch with all that is going on, but entertainment needs to be looked at on the dementia floor.

I have been pleasantly by this nursing home. The food is excellent. Chef has gone over and beyond to suit my dietary needs. The caring staff are excellent and work in trying circumstances but always with a smile.

The professionalism of all the members of the care team and support is outstanding. Nothing is too much trouble and everyone from the care manager to kitchen staff will take time to connect with my mother in a caring and supportive way.

5 star!

After two disappointing care homes, Mum moved to Wetherby Manor, and we were very glad she did. She quickly settled in and became part of the family. She was on the dementia floor, which was great. They allowed Mum to be herself and to have fun, and she would often join the residential floor with their activities (usually listening and dancing to live music). Sadly, Mum recently passed, but the staff couldn't have done any more; they were kind and compassionate towards her and to us, helping us through that sad time.

Mum loved being in Wetherby Manor. She was there for two weeks of respite care and loved everything about it. All the staff were friendly and attentive. The food was lovely and so much of it. The residents were friendly and took her on a tour of the lovely gardens everyday day she was able which made her stay so enjoyable. Thank you, Wetherby Manor.

My mother went into respite care while we moved house, she enjoyed her stay and was looked after very well. The staff were very caring and she enjoyed her meals.

Wetherby Manor is by far a cut above the rest. The care from every staff member is second to none. Management shows a genuine interest and a high level of care for all residents. O feel happy that my mother-in-law is well looked after and all her needs are met. There is a culture of respect, and nothing is too much trouble. Well done - a five-start care facility!

All staff and management were well-presented and showed care and support for people staying in the building at all times. All safety and security for people staying in the building work well to control movement in and out of the building including services.

Many thanks.

Very pleasant.

If I could find fault it would be lack of things to occupy the residents with dementia.

Very efficient and thoughtful treatment of my mother whilst suffering from Covid and then the flu. The staff were extremely helpful and supportive.

My dad has been a resident of Wetherby Manor for sixteen months. The staff are absolutely excellent. They have a great relationship with the residents, interact well and always have some activity or show going on to keep residents occupied. What I particularly love about the staff is that they get to know the residents on a personal level and really understand their needs. Managers are always free and happy to discuss anything.

The highlight was seeing and hearing residents and relatives alike singing along in the garden to old favourites during the tea party to celebrate the Queen's jubilee.