Rose Lodge Care Home - Country Court

Susan M 

on Carehome.co.uk

7 years ago

93-year-old mother-in-law has now been a resident for nearly two years. She had a bad accident prior to being placed in this home and had been in hospital for two months. She had lost so much weight, she was very frail and was frightened of walking using a frame just in case she fell again and hurt herself. As time went on she has gone from strength to strength. Over the two years, she has put on weight and now feels so confident that she goes back and forth to her room using her frame but without assistance. She loves the... read more

Susy M 

on Carehome.co.uk

7 years ago

My husband has been a resident since last September permanently. He had been in for respite previously. I did, in fact, move him to another home at the end of a few weeks as the place I went to was supposedly the very best place for those with dementia and also it was in the next road to where I live. However I soon asked if he could return to Rose Lodge - he and I both felt we had come home. The activities ladies are excellent in their hard work, their variety of activity, the way they never stop and nothing is ever too muc... read more

Kevin D 

on Carehome.co.uk

7 years ago

My aunt was only in the care home for 24 hours before she sadly passed away. During that time she was treated with the greatest of care and dignity. 

Josh 

on Carehome.co.uk

7 years ago

The Rose Lodge care home is just like one big family. All the staff are all very very good and excellent. All have a caring nature and very good with the people they care for. We are always kept informed. The food is very good and the portions also very good. The staff at the home from the Manager down should all be given a great pat on the back from the service they provide. 

Chris 

on Carehome.co.uk

7 years ago

Very caring home. Always make you feel welcome. Let you know what is happening. If you don't visit they will ring you to inform if the doctor has called, or Dad is unwell. They do so many things with them. Also, take them out when possible. My Dad says it is like a 3-star hotel. Wasn't very happy at first but has settled in very well now. 

Sue S 

on Carehome.co.uk

7 years ago

Mum was cared for in Rose Lodge for 14 months. The staff were extremely good to her, using hoists or other equipment to move her from chair to wheelchair etc, explaining what they were about to do and encouraging her all the time. They dressed and undressed her daily and had beautifully amusing conversations whilst doing it. Mum particularly liked certain members of staff! The food was presented beautifully and liquidized as necessary. Nothing was ever too much trouble to cook an omelette/make a sandwich as an extra. The at... read more

Donna T 

on Carehome.co.uk

8 years ago

Friendly staff, great care and plenty of activities during the day. My Dad has stayed for respite care 3 times now and enjoys his visits. The staff always remember him and treat him with respect and dignity. Staff and managers are approachable and caring. 

Clare A 

on Carehome.co.uk

8 years ago

My husband has dementia and he was at Rose Lodge for respite care. He was welcomed by a happy, cheerful staff, and settled in despite worrying about me as I was in hospital for an operation. He soon joined in the many activities and enjoyed the visits out for coffee, and particularly the local pub. He needed some help with showering and shaving but was first given the opportunity to do it for himself. He turned out to be the life and soul of the home, very sociable, and the staff encouraged that side of his personality. My d... read more

Chris B 

on Carehome.co.uk

8 years ago

My friends are a couple in their 90's. She is totally reliant on help for everything, he still has an active mind but limited mobility. I went to the Open Day at the Rose Lodge Care Home and it was my first visit. My first impression was how helpful the staff were and just as important they all looked happy. My friend said that although nothing could replace home as it used to be he understood that he was no longer able to look after his wife and he was very happy to be in this particular care home. He was given as much inde... read more