Testimonials

Many of our residents and their families share their reviews and comments about Hamberley Care Homes with us.

You can find our latest reviews on carehome.co.uk, and every individual care home page on our site features reviews about the home from this well-regarded review site.

Below is a selection of testimonials kindly shared by friends and family members of loved ones living with us.

"In addition to the 'all-inclusive 5 Star hotel' facilities, the care home was truly a home from home for Mum with professional, caring and responsible Homemakers who treated her with dignity and respect at all times. She felt safe, happy and secure in the knowledge that she was cared for by genuinely compassionate staff who took an interest in her and not just her physical needs. I would highly recommend Chawley Grove to anyone who is looking for an outstanding home for themselves or a loved one."

Daughter of a Chawley Grove resident

"The care and attention she has received since being at Chawley Grove is exceptional. The staff have taken the time to get to know Mum and what her likes and dislikes are making her comfortable and welcome and loved. I don't think that there is another care home like this in Oxfordshire and cannot praise or recommend them more highly. The staff are like family to the residents when we can't be there. They are supportive and caring and above all treat Mum like their own Mum, with the kindness and the understanding she deserves. If you are looking for a perfect place then Chawley Grove really is an excellent choice"

Daughter of a Chawley Grove resident

“This is about a new way of delivering care, with the resident at the centre. I feel empowered to provide clinical supervision and support, but also to train others and pass on my knowledge and experience so that the resident receives the best possible care, in a nurturing and homely environment. This is what sets a Hamberley Care Home apart from any other care home.”

Karleen Green, Nurse, Caddington Grove Care Home

“For me, the kitchen is the heart of the home and fresh, nutritious, homecooked food is the key to a happy, healthy life for anyone, whatever the age. It’s incredibly rewarding to know that the food I cook plays such an important part in the lives of our wonderful residents. There is no better job!”

Donna Denning, Head Chef, Caddington Grove Care Home

QUESTIONS ABOUT CARE

What kind of care is provided at Hamberley Care Homes?

We provide a range of care home services including 24/7 Nursing Care, Personal Care (also known as Residential Care) and Dementia Care, as well as Short Breaks/Respite Care. Our homes all provide one or more of these types of care.

You can find out specifically what type(s) of care our homes provide on the individual home pages.

How do I arrange care for myself or a family member or friend?

To arrange a meeting to discuss your care and visit your chosen Hamberley Care Home, contact our Regional Community Relations Lead by completing an enquiry form on our website, by emailing or by calling the home directly. You can also pop in to our homes to pick up a brochure and arrange a meeting at your convenience.

When we receive your initial enquiry via email or phone, we will be in touch within 24 hours to progress your enquiry.

What happens when I visit the home or have a call to discuss care?

When you speak with our Regional Community Relations Lead on the phone or in person during a visit, we will discuss your personal circumstances and how we can support you at our homes.

We will talk about the types of care we have available - from residential and nursing care to dementia care, neurological care and short breaks/ respite care - and what will best suit your individual needs.

During this conversation, we will also discuss the process of admission, fees, individual funding arrangements and explore your eligibility for any NHS or local authority funding which may be available to you.

Can I bring my pet to live in my room or suite?

In some cases, you may be able to bring your pet into your chosen care home.

This is something you can discuss with your Regional Community Relations Lead and the Home Manager as part of your initial enquiry.