Glen Road, Mannamead, Plymouth, PL3 5AP
View Full Details of Seymour CourtMy father was placed in a ground floor room so he could be monitored frequently and medication could be administered when required. The staff were professional and dedicated and provided the care and wellbeing of my father throughout his short stay. A big thank you to all staff who were friendly and a constant source of comfort.
From the first day my father went into Seymour Court he's had such an amazing care and attention. He settled in well. He enjoyed the food from the manager/nurses and carers, kitchen staff, domestic staff all work very hard and they are a good team. My father passed away in May 2025 he was given dignity, loving care not just to my dad but to us as a family we could stay with with which was comforting for us all. The only thing id like to mention is I think the clothes should be ironed once washed I didn't like seeing my dad in creased clothes. I had to take his clothes home.
What a wonderful caring home my father was in there for a short while and could not fault it it was clean and all staff were very attentive at all times .food was lovely and all staff worked hard and had great empathy and a genuine care for residents .thankyou all so much .my dad was moved to a home nearer to where we live . Thankyou all again.
Always pleasantly dealt with by everyone at this nursing home. My sister is well cared for.
My Mum was taken from hospital to Seymour Court for palliative care. I cannot praise the entire team at the nursing home, she was treated with such dignity and compassion from all the team as we as a family were, nothing was too much trouble. The nursing team were amazing as the care team and also the food was lovely and everyone so warm and friendly. Well done Seymour Court.
Most staff were kind and caring, never enough, difficult to find, particularly mealtimes and weekends. The cover fell off the radiator twice, the window was difficult to close and taps dripped continually, often overflowing. Previous occupant's clothes were left in the wardrobe for 4 weeks until I removed them. My husband was often found in dirty, wet clothes having spilt food and drink, he couldn't pick them up, and often missed snacks. Often wearing someone else's baggy t-shirts even though I had provided an adequate supply of new shirts, more than once I shaved him because he looked so dishevelled. He was often not adequately hydrated and had numerous catheter problems and urine infections, which often went unnoticed by staff and were not dealt with in a timely manner. The lack of compassion following his death added to our pain, we left his room and had to wait in a corridor, by the usual consistently buzzing call bells, while staff prepared his body, we were told we could re-enter and saw no staff after that, just another job done! No sympathy was expressed or even a goodbye. Limited information on how to obtain the Death Certificate. I realise a negative comment will not be printed, but question the validity of only printing 'excellent ones, some dating from 2018. Reviews posted regarding Seymour Court bear little resemblance to my experience, or those of other visitors, of over 3½ months, I visited my husband every day. Taking everything into consideration, and reading the daily diary that I had kept, together with visitors' comments, I feel that overall, my husband's care was often not good. Sadly, unlike some comments left, I often didn't feel confident when leaving my husband and at times left the Home very upset. When visiting my husband in the Funeral Home, although heartbreaking, it was such a relief to see him looking like his old self, so clean, tidy and well cared for, for the first time in 3 months.
After visiting a very good friend, surveying myself for future reference as I'm now 80 years of age and living alone, looking to the future as I would be more than happy to be a resident. I've had a lovely conversation with a young man who I gather was going an "inspection" at the time, everything was great - faultless. It was a pleasure to visit your building.
During the last few months of my aunt's life, she stayed at this care home and received exceptional care. The staff from nurses to care, catering, cleaning and management were extremely warm, attentive and professional. My aunt spoke to me about the great care, assistance and dignity she was afforded. When I first flew from abroad to be with her at the end, I was shown every kindness. Senior management went above and beyond finding me a space to complete some unavoidable work which allowed me to stay close to my aunt until the very end. Every member of the team treated her and me with absolute respect and warmth. I highly recommend this care home without reservation, it restored my faith in the quality of care homes.
My husband couldn't have better care, everyone was very caring and helpful to us both. I would recommend this home to anyone.
When my aunt first arrived in the care home she was very distraught and did not want to go on living. There were various problems along the way but as time went on, both the manager and staff dealt with them in a kind and professional manner. They did all they could to make her stay as comfortable as possible and were always ready to give comfort, support and advice to her family. After every visit, it was hard to leave my aunt but we always felt she was in safe hands.
This is without a doubt the best care home that I have ever visited. All the staff were warm, welcoming and highly efficient from the manager to all the ancillary staff. Patients were treated with such kindness and empathy and made to feel valued as individuals. One of the most striking features of the care home is that it is a home for the residents and their families. It may sound mundane but the lack of institutional smell was unique.
Seymour Court has gone above and beyond to support Dad during his battle with Parkinson's disease. The staff are hard-working, diligent and above all caring. Their sensitivity to Dad and the wider family has been outstanding and I would recommend the service to anyone with a loved one who needs the very best care and support. My heartfelt thanks to all the staff for making a difficult time easier to bear.
My husband has been a resident at Seymour Court for 5 months. The kindness and professionalism of all the staff is superb. The training of all staff members is evident from the clinical lead downwards and is their willingness to help individual residents, no matter how challenging. The support given to families is second to none and is to be applauded.
My mum was transferred to Seymour Court from Derriford Hospital because they have an excellent reputation in caring for residents in respect of end-of-life care. We were not disappointed - Mum's health has deteriorated over the months but at every stage of her care the staff at Seymour Court have been wonderful. I was most impressed that regardless of the time of day I visited, I was always made welcome and mum was always clean, washed and wearing freshly laundered clothes. Her personal care has been amazing. The medical care provided was also excellent particularly as Mum's deteriorating health issues were a little complex but the overall focus on comfort and well-being was always uppermost in all of the nursing care. I would like to take this opportunity to mention the carer who prepared mum for transfer to the funeral home. Her absolute dedication and empathy as she bathed Mum for the last time and dressed her for the journey was exceptional. Thank you all.
My mum was diagnosed as end of life with only days left due to cancer, but a critical care nurse suggested taking her to Seymour Court. We had no idea about this nursing home but it turned out to be a wonderful place that gave my mum five more weeks of life, and my family five more weeks with our beloved wife/mum/sister. I spent a lot of time there with her and the manager, carers and nurses were amazing - caring, patient, positive and friendly, and treated my mum with dignity, kindness and respect. The nurses explained things to us so we were not in the dark, even when it was not good news. The carers were so good to my mum and I thank them very much for this. Sadly my mum passed away a week ago. Two carers kindly offered to dress her afterwards and they put a rose in her hand, just a lovely thing to do. The manager talked us through the process to come, so helpful and needed. A thanks too on how well they looked after my elderly grieving dad during his daily visits to his wife.
My mum was placed in the home by the crisis nurse, and we couldn't have wished for, or picked, better, From the very first day, Mum was given excellent care, both medical and personal. The carers were all happy, engaging and extremely helpful, and the manager made sure we were fully aware of what was to come. She allayed any fears about funding and visited Mum herself on numerous occasions. Every single nurse and carer that dealt with Mum showed her patience, gave her dignity, and when she passed, made sure she was dressed and even put a rose in her hand - a lovely personal touch. They also looked after my elderly dad, making sure he was fed as he sat at my mum's bedside, and allowed my sister to stay overnight with Mum. All I can say is that everyone involved in Mum's care, from the manager to nurses to carers, showed great empathy and caring and treated Mum with dignity, making a difficult time much easier to cope with. My thanks will forever be with them.
My sister was taken into Seymour Court as an emergency in March. The care she received was excellent. She recovered enough to know where she was and the interaction between her and the staff was great. Unfortunately, she passed away last week and was treated with care and dignity. The staff were also very caring to the family at this sad time.
The staff on site were so caring... They made my brother's last few days filled with love and dignity. They were patient, supportive and generous with their advice and time. Thank you for caring for him.
The care and compassion shown to my mum by all staff, management and care staff was exceptional. Mum was always clean and was always well-fed and hydrated, she was really happy and felt like she was liked by all staff. The care and attention she received when she passed away was incredible and being there easier for us.
My grandad was recently admitted to Seymour Court and, I have to say, his treatment has been outstanding. The kindness, dedication and compassion the care staff treat him with is brilliant. The nurses are amazing and he is extremely happy with the care he has received. He loves the food, company and comfort of his facilities with everyone accommodating his needs. Overall, I am extremely pleased with how he has settled in.
My father was placed in a ground floor room so he could be monitored frequently and medication could be administered when required. The staff were professional and dedicated and provided the care and wellbeing of my father throughout his short stay. A big thank you to all staff who were friendly and a constant source of comfort.
From the first day my father went into Seymour Court he's had such an amazing care and attention. He settled in well. He enjoyed the food from the manager/nurses and carers, kitchen staff, domestic staff all work very hard and they are a good team. My father passed away in May 2025 he was given dignity, loving care not just to my dad but to us as a family we could stay with with which was comforting for us all. The only thing id like to mention is I think the clothes should be ironed once washed I didn't like seeing my dad in creased clothes. I had to take his clothes home.
What a wonderful caring home my father was in there for a short while and could not fault it it was clean and all staff were very attentive at all times .food was lovely and all staff worked hard and had great empathy and a genuine care for residents .thankyou all so much .my dad was moved to a home nearer to where we live . Thankyou all again.
Always pleasantly dealt with by everyone at this nursing home. My sister is well cared for.
My Mum was taken from hospital to Seymour Court for palliative care. I cannot praise the entire team at the nursing home, she was treated with such dignity and compassion from all the team as we as a family were, nothing was too much trouble. The nursing team were amazing as the care team and also the food was lovely and everyone so warm and friendly. Well done Seymour Court.
Most staff were kind and caring, never enough, difficult to find, particularly mealtimes and weekends. The cover fell off the radiator twice, the window was difficult to close and taps dripped continually, often overflowing. Previous occupant's clothes were left in the wardrobe for 4 weeks until I removed them. My husband was often found in dirty, wet clothes having spilt food and drink, he couldn't pick them up, and often missed snacks. Often wearing someone else's baggy t-shirts even though I had provided an adequate supply of new shirts, more than once I shaved him because he looked so dishevelled. He was often not adequately hydrated and had numerous catheter problems and urine infections, which often went unnoticed by staff and were not dealt with in a timely manner. The lack of compassion following his death added to our pain, we left his room and had to wait in a corridor, by the usual consistently buzzing call bells, while staff prepared his body, we were told we could re-enter and saw no staff after that, just another job done! No sympathy was expressed or even a goodbye. Limited information on how to obtain the Death Certificate. I realise a negative comment will not be printed, but question the validity of only printing 'excellent ones, some dating from 2018. Reviews posted regarding Seymour Court bear little resemblance to my experience, or those of other visitors, of over 3½ months, I visited my husband every day. Taking everything into consideration, and reading the daily diary that I had kept, together with visitors' comments, I feel that overall, my husband's care was often not good. Sadly, unlike some comments left, I often didn't feel confident when leaving my husband and at times left the Home very upset. When visiting my husband in the Funeral Home, although heartbreaking, it was such a relief to see him looking like his old self, so clean, tidy and well cared for, for the first time in 3 months.
After visiting a very good friend, surveying myself for future reference as I'm now 80 years of age and living alone, looking to the future as I would be more than happy to be a resident. I've had a lovely conversation with a young man who I gather was going an "inspection" at the time, everything was great - faultless. It was a pleasure to visit your building.
During the last few months of my aunt's life, she stayed at this care home and received exceptional care. The staff from nurses to care, catering, cleaning and management were extremely warm, attentive and professional. My aunt spoke to me about the great care, assistance and dignity she was afforded. When I first flew from abroad to be with her at the end, I was shown every kindness. Senior management went above and beyond finding me a space to complete some unavoidable work which allowed me to stay close to my aunt until the very end. Every member of the team treated her and me with absolute respect and warmth. I highly recommend this care home without reservation, it restored my faith in the quality of care homes.
My husband couldn't have better care, everyone was very caring and helpful to us both. I would recommend this home to anyone.
When my aunt first arrived in the care home she was very distraught and did not want to go on living. There were various problems along the way but as time went on, both the manager and staff dealt with them in a kind and professional manner. They did all they could to make her stay as comfortable as possible and were always ready to give comfort, support and advice to her family. After every visit, it was hard to leave my aunt but we always felt she was in safe hands.
This is without a doubt the best care home that I have ever visited. All the staff were warm, welcoming and highly efficient from the manager to all the ancillary staff. Patients were treated with such kindness and empathy and made to feel valued as individuals. One of the most striking features of the care home is that it is a home for the residents and their families. It may sound mundane but the lack of institutional smell was unique.
Seymour Court has gone above and beyond to support Dad during his battle with Parkinson's disease. The staff are hard-working, diligent and above all caring. Their sensitivity to Dad and the wider family has been outstanding and I would recommend the service to anyone with a loved one who needs the very best care and support. My heartfelt thanks to all the staff for making a difficult time easier to bear.
My husband has been a resident at Seymour Court for 5 months. The kindness and professionalism of all the staff is superb. The training of all staff members is evident from the clinical lead downwards and is their willingness to help individual residents, no matter how challenging. The support given to families is second to none and is to be applauded.
My mum was transferred to Seymour Court from Derriford Hospital because they have an excellent reputation in caring for residents in respect of end-of-life care. We were not disappointed - Mum's health has deteriorated over the months but at every stage of her care the staff at Seymour Court have been wonderful. I was most impressed that regardless of the time of day I visited, I was always made welcome and mum was always clean, washed and wearing freshly laundered clothes. Her personal care has been amazing. The medical care provided was also excellent particularly as Mum's deteriorating health issues were a little complex but the overall focus on comfort and well-being was always uppermost in all of the nursing care. I would like to take this opportunity to mention the carer who prepared mum for transfer to the funeral home. Her absolute dedication and empathy as she bathed Mum for the last time and dressed her for the journey was exceptional. Thank you all.
My mum was diagnosed as end of life with only days left due to cancer, but a critical care nurse suggested taking her to Seymour Court. We had no idea about this nursing home but it turned out to be a wonderful place that gave my mum five more weeks of life, and my family five more weeks with our beloved wife/mum/sister. I spent a lot of time there with her and the manager, carers and nurses were amazing - caring, patient, positive and friendly, and treated my mum with dignity, kindness and respect. The nurses explained things to us so we were not in the dark, even when it was not good news. The carers were so good to my mum and I thank them very much for this. Sadly my mum passed away a week ago. Two carers kindly offered to dress her afterwards and they put a rose in her hand, just a lovely thing to do. The manager talked us through the process to come, so helpful and needed. A thanks too on how well they looked after my elderly grieving dad during his daily visits to his wife.
My mum was placed in the home by the crisis nurse, and we couldn't have wished for, or picked, better, From the very first day, Mum was given excellent care, both medical and personal. The carers were all happy, engaging and extremely helpful, and the manager made sure we were fully aware of what was to come. She allayed any fears about funding and visited Mum herself on numerous occasions. Every single nurse and carer that dealt with Mum showed her patience, gave her dignity, and when she passed, made sure she was dressed and even put a rose in her hand - a lovely personal touch. They also looked after my elderly dad, making sure he was fed as he sat at my mum's bedside, and allowed my sister to stay overnight with Mum. All I can say is that everyone involved in Mum's care, from the manager to nurses to carers, showed great empathy and caring and treated Mum with dignity, making a difficult time much easier to cope with. My thanks will forever be with them.
My sister was taken into Seymour Court as an emergency in March. The care she received was excellent. She recovered enough to know where she was and the interaction between her and the staff was great. Unfortunately, she passed away last week and was treated with care and dignity. The staff were also very caring to the family at this sad time.
The staff on site were so caring... They made my brother's last few days filled with love and dignity. They were patient, supportive and generous with their advice and time. Thank you for caring for him.
The care and compassion shown to my mum by all staff, management and care staff was exceptional. Mum was always clean and was always well-fed and hydrated, she was really happy and felt like she was liked by all staff. The care and attention she received when she passed away was incredible and being there easier for us.
My grandad was recently admitted to Seymour Court and, I have to say, his treatment has been outstanding. The kindness, dedication and compassion the care staff treat him with is brilliant. The nurses are amazing and he is extremely happy with the care he has received. He loves the food, company and comfort of his facilities with everyone accommodating his needs. Overall, I am extremely pleased with how he has settled in.