Our luxury nursing homes provide proactive care developed around people's unique requirements and varied healthcare needs. From person centred care for long-term conditions such dementia, diabetes management and arthritis to care and rehabilitation following a stroke, our nurses have the time and resources to provide our residents with holistic care with kindness at its heart.
Hamberley's nurses are part of a larger multi-disciplinary team of caring professionals, including our Homemakers - care assistants - and Wellbeing coaches. Our compassionate teams liaise directly with GPs, doctors, physiotherapists, dieticians and other healthcare professionals, ensuring a joined-up approach to medical care that keeps residents happy and well. Hamberley's registered nurses develop close relationships with our residents, taking time to understand the needs of the people they care for to provide the best possible nursing care round the clock.
Our care planning process is collaborative and respectful. Nursing and care staff work closely with residents and families to agree on an approach that considers people's physical, emotional, and mental health needs.
Each luxury nursing home in the Hamberley group offers a safe environment, purpose-built to facilitate the highest level of support. Attention to detail is paramount in the thoughtful and accessible design, ensuring easy navigation and access to facilities for all our residents.
Our spacious ensuite bedrooms are equipped with the best in medical beds and pressure care mattresses, all of which can be tailored to individual requirements. Our nursing teams also have access to modern clinical equipment such as hoists, slings and wheelchairs so that residents are supported regardless of their mobility needs.
Hamberley nurses are experienced in caring for older people with complex health conditions and responding to their medical needs, as well as their personal wellbeing. Taking a proactive approach to care for each individual reduces the risk of complications that may come with ageing, such as frailty and fall risk and failing eyesight and hearing.
From administering medications, supporting nutrition and hydration to day to day tasks including washing, dressing, personal care, and mobility, our personalised care plans, which are updated as people's health needs change, allow residents to stay independent whilst receiving the care they need.
Many of the nurses in our homes specialise in a range of long-term complex care conditions common in older people, including dementia care, rehabilitation following a hospital stay, operation or stroke, and physical disabilities. At some of our homes, we provide specialist neurocare and neurorehabilitation for individuals following brain and spinal injuries.
Every Hamberley Care Home is fully equipped to support individuals with diverse nursing needs 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Every Hamberley home can provide long term care, permanent residence, residential care and respite care.
If you're interested in our nursing homes or need more information prior to booking a visit, please don't hesitate to get in touch. We welcome loved ones and family members to meet our community teams and explore the facilities, so you can feel comfortable about the new surroundings and location.
To ensure we can provide the best type nursing home care tailored to your specific needs, a comprehensive needs assessment will be conducted as part of the enquiry and admissions process. Many families have questions about paying for care, so we will discuss in detail the options for funded nursing care and discuss our care home fees with complete transparency about the costs associated with our services.
Our dedicated team is always here to help navigate the process and answer any queries you may have.
Every Hamberley Care Home can support people with nursing needs 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Hamberley nurses are experienced in caring for older people with complex health conditions. Taking a proactive approach to care for each individual reduces the risk of complications that may come with ageing, such as frailty and fall risk and failing eyesight and hearing.
Our nurses include those who specialise in a range of long-term complex care conditions, including dementia, rehabilitation following a stroke or neurological injury, and physical disabilities. At some of our homes, we provide specialist neurocare and neurorehabilitation for individuals following brain and spinal injuries.
Yes. At Hamberley Care Homes, our number one priority for residents living with dementia is to welcome, support and embrace their ever-changing needs.
Dementia can be extremely challenging, as well as unique to every person living with it. There will always be times where the symptoms of dementia can feel overwhelming and distressing. Our award-winning Homemakers are trained to combat this, and having built up a credible and significant relationship with residents, they will be best suited to handle any situation.
We regularly organise activities and events with people from the local community, so residents can remain an important part of the world outside of their home. There are many clubs and workshops available for people living with dementia – for example, our Dementia-Friendly Cinema Club.
We accept residents with funding from the local authority and NHS. Should this not cover the full weekly fee amount, the remainder is payable by the individual or their family/third party covering the costs of care.
Yes. Respite care or short breaks with Hamberley give people the opportunity to recover from an illness or operation or enjoy a holiday away from home with full support from our Homemakers, Nurses and Wellbeing colleagues.
During a short break with us, guests benefit from accommodation in our spacious and beautiful en-suite rooms, restaurant-style dining, access to all of the facilities available within our luxury care homes, a personalised wellbeing programme and blood pressure, weight and BMI checks.
There are many local charities and national networks that provide support to a family member providing care. They can provide advice on the financial support, and other benefits available, from Carer's Allowance to funding for carers breaks.
Visit the Carer's Trust and Carers UK to learn more. We have also detailed a range of resources and support for those supporting loved ones with dementia on our blog.
All members of our team are given the training and support needed to help them provide the highest standards of care.
In addition to the statutory training that all care workers have to complete, we also ensure our staff receive bespoke Hamberley specific training in areas that we feel will help staff to provide an outstanding care experience.
My sister has been looked after superbly, my family and I are so happy that she has settled in so well. The manager has been amazing, my sister had a stroke on Christmas Day and has made a brilliant recovery. Thank you.
I was overwhelmed by the care, love, support, friendliness and overall cleanliness by everyone.
Seeing the patients/residents so happy including my husband well cared for gives me peace of mind to know he's well taken care of.
The facilities, staff and care provided is to a very high standard. I am more than pleased with the way my mother is getting looked after and am confident that she is safe and in good hands.
