Priory Gardens Care Home

Unfortunately, my husband was placed in this abhorrent place, following discharge from hospital after a stroke in April.Priory Gardens distressed both my husband and ourselves immensely. Thankfully, he was not a dementia patient and was able to report back to us, each day, about his treatment!. No bed pan upon arrival, given someone else's. His option, apparently was to 'mess the bed!' So much for dignity.. Waiting up to 50 minutes for a bed pan.. Used bed pan pan left in room overnight.. Incorrect size of bed... Not following care plans, left to fall out of a chair.. Disgusting behavior and language used towards my husband by agency nurse, Steph Charlesworth. (conversation recorded and reported).. Processed food, diets not catered for.If you ever need a 'care home', do not even consider this place.

My Dad moved into priory gardens this year and what a absolutely fantastic home , all the staff are caring and really friendly, I wasn’t sure how Dad would settle having to leave his home of 80 years but the staff have been wonderful with him , he looks younger than when he went in, he as regained his pride and looks smart again, and his health as definitely improved. The staff have encouraged him to socialise again which is great because Dad is a friendly man who enjoys the company of others. The home makes the family of it’s residents feel welcome and will telephone updates of how appointments went medical and any concerns. Priory gardens you are all exceptional ,thank you Alan