Our Son (61 yrs) Has been a resident at Stoneleigh since November 2024, before that a day care user for about 10 years. He has Autism, Learning Disabilities, Cancer and has had an operation that has left him with a Stoma Bag that he doesn't cope with, he can also be very challenging.
I cannot fault
the care he gets from the Staff at Stoneleigh, staff are always on hand to help him and to clean him up when he has had an accident with his bag, (which is quite frequently). He has his own en-suite room in the bungalow, where there is a lounge/dining room and freedom of the whole complex.
As he is semi-independent and has his own mobility scooter which he uses most days and the staff have gone the extra mile on the occasions he has flattened his battery to go and push him back to the Home.
The food is good, plentiful and well balanced, and the staff provide him with numerous cups of tea anytime he asks day or night.
The Home is perfect for our son.
30 May 2016
This is the second time we have used this facility for emergency respite. We would consider it again but only in an emergency. My issues are 1:- safety, residents are expected to cross a busy main road between facilities when required. (supervised). 2:- Cleanliness. Our child cannot clean himself.
On this latest visit the school taxi operators complained to the care home staff that the child was dirty only to be told "no-one told us he can't clean himself". There are other instances of non communication between staff too. I'm not pleased with this home.
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13 February 2026
Our Son (61 yrs) Has been a resident at Stoneleigh since November 2024, before that a day care user for about 10 years. He has Autism, Learning Disabilities, Cancer and has had an operation that has left him with a Stoma Bag that he doesn't cope with, he can also be very challenging.
I cannot fault
the care he gets from the Staff at Stoneleigh, staff are always on hand to help him and to clean him up when he has had an accident with his bag, (which is quite frequently). He has his own en-suite room in the bungalow, where there is a lounge/dining room and freedom of the whole complex.
As he is semi-independent and has his own mobility scooter which he uses most days and the staff have gone the extra mile on the occasions he has flattened his battery to go and push him back to the Home.
The food is good, plentiful and well balanced, and the staff provide him with numerous cups of tea anytime he asks day or night.
The Home is perfect for our son.
30 May 2016
This is the second time we have used this facility for emergency respite. We would consider it again but only in an emergency. My issues are 1:- safety, residents are expected to cross a busy main road between facilities when required. (supervised). 2:- Cleanliness. Our child cannot clean himself.
On this latest visit the school taxi operators complained to the care home staff that the child was dirty only to be told "no-one told us he can't clean himself". There are other instances of non communication between staff too. I'm not pleased with this home.