Clayburn Court

I needed to put my aunt, who has dementia into respite over Christmas - a naturally emotional and upsetting experience, however, I was fully supported by the staff at Clayburn Court. My only comment is that I felt they needed to be a bit more comprehensive with the notes. If I should need a care home, I would like it to be like this.

I spent two weeks in Clayburn Court and found it very satisfactory. For my stay, the provision of support arms on both sides of the toilet would have been very helpful. Also, the provision of a raised toilet would have avoided the need to bring in a plastic extension toilet seat, these units never fit perfectly and feel secure. Likewise, the easy chair in the bedroom ideally would have been better if the seating height was 6" high.

Overall very pleased with everything at Clayburn Court and my Mum was very happy here for just over a year. On occasions, we were disappointed with the food and lack of relevant activities and outings but really I have nothing to complain about. The staff are generally lovely and were so kind to Mum throughout her stay at Clayburn and she regarded them as friends. During her last few days and after her death, Mum was treated with amazing care and dignity and I felt supported, which I very much appreciate.

Turned up unannounced and they had a singer/performer, very engaging and enthusiastic and residents very pleased! Carers are superb and very attentive. Would highly recommend.

The cheerful concern showed by all the staff has been exemplary. I was delighted by the welcome and the understanding shown. Clayburn Court is well equipped and it is clear that a great deal of thought has gone into the organisation and the arrangements. The atmosphere is very pleasant and I was delighted by the way my mother settled in so quickly. The staff and management are exemplary and take pride in the fine work that they are doing.

My father arrived at Clayburn Court in February 2016. He has dementia. The staff have really got to know Dad and understand his needs. They are all so friendly and caring. Nothing is ever too much trouble. He is so happy in the home and I am sure the care he receives everyday has helped with his dementia. The home is clean and the food fantastic. As said, the staff are what makes the home fantastic and both my sister and I would like to thank everyone.

My mother-n-law and father-in-law became residents at Clayburn in January 2016. The care and attention to detail for their initial move was second to none. Their continuing care has been exemplary, helping them to adjust to a new environment and different way of living. The staff are extremely friendly and professional. The facilities are excellent and a varied programme of activities offered. I have no hesitation in recommend this care home.

Every aspect of the service provided is of the highest standard. I can finally relax knowing that my family member is in a safe and caring environment, which has brought about a considerable improvement in the residents health and well-being.

Clunky insensitive and bureaucratic assessment process gave the impression managers were new to the job and inexperienced. Home had very few service users and few staff.

Currently unable to take alzheimers/ dementia patients who need checks more than two hourly. No pressure mats/ movement sensors for service users.

Nice staff and nice cakes

We are lucky to have high quality care home in Peterborough. Last month we needed two weeks respite care for my husband, who suffers from early state of alzheimer's. I, myself needed a complete hip replacement operation. After 4 days I joined him for 10 days. What we experienced at Clayburn Court was just wonderful. Everyone was so welcoming and caring. One could not have had better food anywhere - well cooked using fresh ingredients, beautifully served and presented. We will highly recommend Clayburn Court to our friends.