21 St Nicholas' Drive, Netherton, Bootle, L30 2RG
View Full Details of St Nicholas Care HomeMy auntie has been in here for over a year and after a few hiccups with her clothes and her settling in also us accepting it, it's been amazing, the staff genuinely care for the residents, they're on the go constantly looking after them. They're all clean, the food they receive is a lot. I have spent a week in here as she's on end-of-life now and unbeknown to the staff I have watched from afar and they're great with them, they show them love, they sit and talk to them and they are never left alone it's home from home. It's clean and relaxing and that's what you need. If my auntie was in hospital she would easily have bed sores now as she isn't moving but the staff are in and out all day moving her. They talk to her, they hug her so if you're looking for residential care I would certainly choose here. The manager goes above and beyond, other ladies do too, even the night staff are great I honestly can't fault it, thank you so much for all your hard work.
If I could give this negative stars I would. We had the most horrendous experience with this ‘nursing’ home. Please do not send your relatives here, they will be neglected and disrespected. The staff constantly lied to family members and when caught out on their lies would make further lies to cover their tracks.
My mums have been in the care of St Nicholas Care Home for over a year, and after a few teething problems, as every individual has different needs, the overall care and help and friendliness of the staff at all levels, from cleaners and carers to nurses is very good. My mum is very content, and I wouldn't put her anywhere else now.
I'd like to take this opportunity to thank St Nicholas most sincerely for the care and support shown to my auntie, who suffers from Dementia. When she first moved into the home in June 2021, she was withdrawn having been in the hospital for almost two months, and slowly, the staff helped her overcome this. It soon became her preference to be with the other residents in the main lounge where she has made friends. She is always clean and smart in her appearance, and following a recent hospital visit, the doctor commented on the good condition of her skin, which I put down to the personal hygiene standards provided in Gladstone. Whenever I visit my auntie, there is a lovely atmosphere in the home, and the residents and staff always seem happy. The staff take an interest in her and us as a family. They know her likes/dislikes and understand how important routine is to a Dementia sufferer, and this has all contributed to her overall happy demeanour. Thank you, St Nicholas.
Had my mother in St Nicholas for just six weeks, and within the six weeks the deterioration of my mum's health and well-being was horrific, after spending over £300 on new clothes 80% of them had disappeared after two weeks, along with two pairs of glasses and a new pair of shoes, but that was just the beginning. After two weeks we began to see my mother's health deteriorating. She has dementia and was put in the Gladstone Part of the building. Mum was prescribed medication for as and when she needed calming down. Mum was a healthy 91 year old was able to walk, hold a good conversation, and eat and drink for herself but did have bouts where she would walk a lot and shout, but this come and goes within a couple of hours but if it didn't that was what the PRN sedation was for. After 6 weeks mum was rushed to the hospital with dangerously low blood pressure and severe dehydration. Safeguarding did an investigation and found that Mum was sedated 26 consecutive nights, she was also sedated in the day time on 6 separate occasions and on one occasion sedated 3 times.
Cannot thank you enough for the care, support and love shown to my mother. She was so happy in your care. The staff could not have done more to help my mum settle in and be part of your family. The regular updates and photos kept us together when we couldn’t be. God bless you all.
I cannot thank you enough for everything you did to allow us to have the last moments with my mum. She loved the place and all of you, and I am glad she was somewhere safe and happy at the end. God bless everyone.
Big thank you to all staff and carers who look after our loved one. Excellent commitment and care given, some even going the extra mile to make sure they are cared for with love, patience, understanding and caring. Gives us peace of mind.
Very impressed by the quality of the staff. A well-run establishment. The purpose-built single storey accommodation is very practical, albeit a little institutional/clinical.
Fair.
Our daughter has been a resident for over 20 years and the care she receives has never been better than it is now. Over that time, there have only been a few minor complaints these have always been dealt with to our satisfaction. We are very happy to recommend to future clients families to St Nicholas's.
Mum is really looked after well and is treated with dignity. The staff are helpful and do their job to the best of their ability. Mum is happy here and we, as a family, couldn't ask for anything more.
Mum came in April here and as a family, we were frightened and upset of what was happening. We all feel that although it's been a hard, sad time, all staff on Gladstone are amazing, hardworking and fabulous and caring with all the residents. We are very lucky.
The staff have been absolutely brilliant in every aspect of Grandma's care while she has been here. Everything she has needed has been made available and communication has been exemplary. There is no aspect of her care that I can complain about. All the staff are very understanding with regards to the language changes of my Grandma.
Friendly staff who give full care to my mum. They have been here long term which is good for residents. If there are any concerns they are very prompt getting in touch. Everyone helpful if you have any questions. Mum has been here for 4 years and they have known how to care well during all stages of her illness.
I have visited my friend on many occasions over the past year. I've always found staff very caring and helpful, always polite. On observation of care and support is that clients are well looked after in a happy caring environment. Nothing is too much for staff. Thank you.
During mums time here she was treated with dignity and compassion. She was always clean as was her room. She enjoyed the food which was plentiful and varied.
My sister is very happy at Brocklebank, she is well looked after. Staff are very caring.
I visited mum today, the care she was receiving was very good. She has only been here a couple of days so she is still unsettled. The staff are friendly, approachable and helpful.
My granddad and auntie are both residents at St Nicholas' - one on Huskinson and the other on Brocklebank - and they have both received great care from the staff on each unit. My granddad has been in two previous care homes and had extremely bad falls and accidents but this has not happened at St Nicholas'. They are always cared for and family made to feel welcome. I think that some issues could be communicated better e.g. My granddad's seizures have never fully been explained, however, this has been referred to a doctor.
My auntie has been in here for over a year and after a few hiccups with her clothes and her settling in also us accepting it, it's been amazing, the staff genuinely care for the residents, they're on the go constantly looking after them. They're all clean, the food they receive is a lot. I have spent a week in here as she's on end-of-life now and unbeknown to the staff I have watched from afar and they're great with them, they show them love, they sit and talk to them and they are never left alone it's home from home. It's clean and relaxing and that's what you need. If my auntie was in hospital she would easily have bed sores now as she isn't moving but the staff are in and out all day moving her. They talk to her, they hug her so if you're looking for residential care I would certainly choose here. The manager goes above and beyond, other ladies do too, even the night staff are great I honestly can't fault it, thank you so much for all your hard work.
If I could give this negative stars I would. We had the most horrendous experience with this ‘nursing’ home. Please do not send your relatives here, they will be neglected and disrespected. The staff constantly lied to family members and when caught out on their lies would make further lies to cover their tracks.
My mums have been in the care of St Nicholas Care Home for over a year, and after a few teething problems, as every individual has different needs, the overall care and help and friendliness of the staff at all levels, from cleaners and carers to nurses is very good. My mum is very content, and I wouldn't put her anywhere else now.
I'd like to take this opportunity to thank St Nicholas most sincerely for the care and support shown to my auntie, who suffers from Dementia. When she first moved into the home in June 2021, she was withdrawn having been in the hospital for almost two months, and slowly, the staff helped her overcome this. It soon became her preference to be with the other residents in the main lounge where she has made friends. She is always clean and smart in her appearance, and following a recent hospital visit, the doctor commented on the good condition of her skin, which I put down to the personal hygiene standards provided in Gladstone. Whenever I visit my auntie, there is a lovely atmosphere in the home, and the residents and staff always seem happy. The staff take an interest in her and us as a family. They know her likes/dislikes and understand how important routine is to a Dementia sufferer, and this has all contributed to her overall happy demeanour. Thank you, St Nicholas.
Had my mother in St Nicholas for just six weeks, and within the six weeks the deterioration of my mum's health and well-being was horrific, after spending over £300 on new clothes 80% of them had disappeared after two weeks, along with two pairs of glasses and a new pair of shoes, but that was just the beginning. After two weeks we began to see my mother's health deteriorating. She has dementia and was put in the Gladstone Part of the building. Mum was prescribed medication for as and when she needed calming down. Mum was a healthy 91 year old was able to walk, hold a good conversation, and eat and drink for herself but did have bouts where she would walk a lot and shout, but this come and goes within a couple of hours but if it didn't that was what the PRN sedation was for. After 6 weeks mum was rushed to the hospital with dangerously low blood pressure and severe dehydration. Safeguarding did an investigation and found that Mum was sedated 26 consecutive nights, she was also sedated in the day time on 6 separate occasions and on one occasion sedated 3 times.
Cannot thank you enough for the care, support and love shown to my mother. She was so happy in your care. The staff could not have done more to help my mum settle in and be part of your family. The regular updates and photos kept us together when we couldn’t be. God bless you all.
I cannot thank you enough for everything you did to allow us to have the last moments with my mum. She loved the place and all of you, and I am glad she was somewhere safe and happy at the end. God bless everyone.
Big thank you to all staff and carers who look after our loved one. Excellent commitment and care given, some even going the extra mile to make sure they are cared for with love, patience, understanding and caring. Gives us peace of mind.
Very impressed by the quality of the staff. A well-run establishment. The purpose-built single storey accommodation is very practical, albeit a little institutional/clinical.
Fair.
Our daughter has been a resident for over 20 years and the care she receives has never been better than it is now. Over that time, there have only been a few minor complaints these have always been dealt with to our satisfaction. We are very happy to recommend to future clients families to St Nicholas's.
Mum is really looked after well and is treated with dignity. The staff are helpful and do their job to the best of their ability. Mum is happy here and we, as a family, couldn't ask for anything more.
Mum came in April here and as a family, we were frightened and upset of what was happening. We all feel that although it's been a hard, sad time, all staff on Gladstone are amazing, hardworking and fabulous and caring with all the residents. We are very lucky.
The staff have been absolutely brilliant in every aspect of Grandma's care while she has been here. Everything she has needed has been made available and communication has been exemplary. There is no aspect of her care that I can complain about. All the staff are very understanding with regards to the language changes of my Grandma.
Friendly staff who give full care to my mum. They have been here long term which is good for residents. If there are any concerns they are very prompt getting in touch. Everyone helpful if you have any questions. Mum has been here for 4 years and they have known how to care well during all stages of her illness.
I have visited my friend on many occasions over the past year. I've always found staff very caring and helpful, always polite. On observation of care and support is that clients are well looked after in a happy caring environment. Nothing is too much for staff. Thank you.
During mums time here she was treated with dignity and compassion. She was always clean as was her room. She enjoyed the food which was plentiful and varied.
My sister is very happy at Brocklebank, she is well looked after. Staff are very caring.
I visited mum today, the care she was receiving was very good. She has only been here a couple of days so she is still unsettled. The staff are friendly, approachable and helpful.
My granddad and auntie are both residents at St Nicholas' - one on Huskinson and the other on Brocklebank - and they have both received great care from the staff on each unit. My granddad has been in two previous care homes and had extremely bad falls and accidents but this has not happened at St Nicholas'. They are always cared for and family made to feel welcome. I think that some issues could be communicated better e.g. My granddad's seizures have never fully been explained, however, this has been referred to a doctor.