All self-funding residents admitted to a nursing room will be charged an amount equivalent to FNC (NHS-Funded Nursing Care) on top of the bed rate. This will be fully refunded following a successful FNC application.
We know how important it is to find the right care home for yourself or a loved one, and the fees and type of funding are a key part of this process. Therefore, for any questions you might have, please do not hesitate to contact our care home.
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If you chose a care home based in England, you may be eligible for NHS Funded Nursing Care (FNC), which helps cover the cost of nursing. This is worth £267.68 per week and is usually paid directly to the care home.
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Quarry House has a Review Score of 9.3 (9.288) out of 10, based on 13 reviews in the last 2 years.
Over all time Quarry House has 43 reviews.
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The Review Score of 9.3 (9.288) out of 10 for Quarry House is based on a) the Average Rating and b) the number of positive Reviews.
The maximum Review Score for a Care Home is 10, which is made up from the Average Rating of Reviews (maximum of 5 points) and the Number of Reviews (maximum of 5 points) in the last 24 months:
The 5 points available are broken down as follows:
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I started my career in nursing in 1979 working as a nursing assistant in a long-stay hospital in Bromham in Bedfordshire. I then moved to Bristol in 1985 to complete my nurse training, working and living in the nurses’ home at Hortham Hospital for people with learning disabilities.
I had found my vocation.
I managed my first nursing home as a registered manager of Clifton Park in 1997 – this was a 21-bed nursing home where I stayed for ten years.
I continued to work for the Brandon Trust in various managerial roles until I retired in 2017. At this point in my career, I had worked in the nursing field for a total of 38 years.
I lasted 6 weeks of retirement – it just did not suit me! In my search for a new challenge, I found Quarry House, my forever job. I love the values and the philosophy of the organisation. Geoff Crocker, our Chairman, who interviewed me for the post inspired me beyond belief. He was so passionate about the Bristol Care Homes group, that I just wanted to work at Quarry House. The intimacy of Bristol Care Homes radiates across the teams who work for the homes across the group.
Bristol Care Homes invests in people they are interested in their staff and the residents they support.
My hobbies are holidays, renovating my cottage, and my grandchildren. One day I will try retirement again; until then I remain in my forever role at Quarry House.
I am an experienced Registered Nurse who joined Bristol Care Homes as a Deputy Home Manager in December 2022.
My experience stems from working in a clinical setting as a Registered Nurse and ward manager in a specialised service for adults with an acquired brain injury requiring care and treatment with complex physical and cognitive impairments and challenging behaviours.
Having this experience has enabled me to gain a wealth of clinical knowledge and transferable skills that will enable me to enhance my role at Quarry House and ensure that the residents receive person-centred care and support the staff to deliver this.
I am very personable and enjoy having the opportunity to work within a multi-professional setting.
I enjoy watching quizzes, historical dramas especially Poldark, and watching any film with Keanu Reeve in.
Enock leads our sustainability strategy at Bristol Care Homes, ensuring we deliver on our environmental, social, and economic commitments.
His role focuses on reducing our carbon footprint, improving energy efficiency, and embedding sustainable practices across all our homes- because caring for people also means caring for the planet.
Before joining us, Enock worked as a Sustainability and Environment Consultant and earned a Doctor of Engineering for demonstrating the economic viability of solar-powered heating and cooling systems worldwide. He has driven impactful projects, from reducing greenhouse gas emissions to advancing circular economy initiatives.
Enock also developed a sustainability audit tool and strategy framework that helps businesses track progress and make meaningful change. His expertise has earned him recognition as “Sustainability Consultant of the Year” in 2022.
Outside of work, Enock enjoys kayaking, walking, swimming, and visiting local comedy clubs and cinemas.
At Bristol Care Homes, sustainability is part of our promise - to provide exceptional care while protecting the environment for future generations.
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