Testimonials

My uncle has been at Rectory Court for 12 months now. He seems very settled and content. It is reassuring to know he is being looked after well and kept entertained as well. He definitely enjoys the food! I find the staff very helpful when I am asking about my uncle and when they are communicating

Having visited many care homes, Rectory Court significantly surpasses all the others. From the cleanliness of the home to the quality of and care of the staff, everything is exceptional. My mother has been a resident for 2 years and can be challenging. In all that time all the staff and management have

My mother has been living at Rectory Court for over 18 months. During this time she has been looked after by a dedicated and friendly team of staff. It is a welcoming environment where residents are able to join in a range of activities. My mother is not always keen to participate but the staff are encouraging but will never pressure her if she doesn’t wish to join in. Refreshments are readily available and meals are served in the dining room or to your room. There is always a choice of menu and residents often share in Birthday celebrations. I am regularly kept informed of any medical treatment my mother needs and a doctor makes weekly visits.

The flexibility, concern and support of staff through the very challenging process of decision-making and organisation that has led to our friend joining Rectory Court Care Home for a trial period has exceeded our expectations. We are increasingly confident that it and the purposeful and warm care over the last weeks have paved the way for a longer-term residence. We are optimistic that this will lead to a richer quality of life for her than would have been possible in her home where she lived alone with the support of home carers and a very supportive group of friends. Rectory Court extends a welcome to friends and relatives so this support can continue, made easier by the position near to a church. Our friend’s journey to Rectory Court was complicated by her own uncertainty and delay after a fall at home which resulted in a hospital stay. This did not trouble the admission team and they were able to keep in touch with the hospital and arrange a welcome directly on discharge.

Initially, our expectation was to secure a room in Leah Lodge. Every contact with the management was professional, warm and encouraging. Sadly, our friend’s condition, after being hospitalised after a fall in her home, required the more physical supportive care offered at Rectory Court Care Home. At every stage prior to the subsequent change of home and eventual hospital transfer, the management and staff team at Rectory Court could not have provided a more comprehensive, friendly or understanding response and support to their new resident or her concerned friends.
In just under two weeks of beginning her residence in Rectory Court, the change to her physical comfort and appearance is marked. While still apprehensive, confused and bewildered and sometimes negative about her situation – with the enormous patience and calm, persuasive encouragement of all the dedicated and welcoming staff, there is real scope for optimism for her to have an interesting and stimulating living experience at Rectory Court.

My father has been a resident for some time. He has received very good care during that time. The staff are caring, friendly and helpful, not only towards my father but also towards his family. Staff keep us updated about any medical or other issues concerning my father and are very welcoming when we visit. There are plenty of activities and events, which keep him mobile, engaged and active. The home is always spotlessly clean, and there is a wide range of meals to choose from. I would be happy to recommend Rectory Court.

I have nothing but praise for this outstanding care home! My mother has been a resident here for 18 months now and she couldn’t be happier. The quality of care she has received is superb. They respect her privacy whilst allowing her to reside here on her own terms in an extremely safe and caring environment.

My dad has been a resident of Rectory Court for over a year. He initially went in for respite care following a serious illness but stayed as it was obvious that living at home was no longer a safe and viable option.
During this past year, he has been extremely well cared for by a team of people who are friendly, extremely caring and very knowledgeable with regard to the needs and wants of their residents. All of the staff are very approachable and helpful.

My uncle’s partner moved into Rectory Court as one of their first residents. She had dementia, so when looking at homes it was extremely difficult to ensure I was making the right decision on her behalf. Well I did make the right decision. She settled in well and lived her best life, remaining herself

On behalf of Dad and myself, we cannot thank you enough for all the wonderful care you have given to our relative over the past five years. She was very happy living at Rectory Court and it was always comforting for us to know how well she was being looked after. You were always available to speak to