Lilleybrook Care Home in Cheltenham has a 60-bed capacity and specialises in caring for those with differing types of dementia, head/brain injury, Parkinson’s disease and Alzheimer’s, as well as for those who suffer from epilepsy, visual and hearing impairment and the after-effects of a Stroke.

Managed by Kim, the care centre also provides end-of-life care and respite care for residents, supporting families throughout. With a range of carers and nurses, and qualifications of NVQ2 and above, we provide a comfortable and dignified environment – we even have staff fluent in English, Polish and Romanian.

Lilleybrook Care Home is surrounded on three sides by gardens and patio areas for residents to sit in the leafy, quiet Leckhampton area of Cheltenham. Our care home is easily accessible from the M5 and the A40 and is simply a short bus ride from Cheltenham town centre and close to local shops on the Bath Road. We provide features such as a large car park with visiting hours around the clock. There are two chefs on site, providing freshly prepared meals for residents.

To help keep residents stimulated and active mentally, we offer a variety of activities, including craft days, bingo, chairobics and afternoon tea. In addition to this, we offer PAT (Pets as therapy) dogs and sensory room for stimulation. For the comfort of residents we have an inhouse salon and hairdresser, a visiting chiropodist and other regular services.

Depending on each individual’s situation, they are free to visit the local area with friends, relatives or with carers. There is a bus route close by and Cheltenham city centre is a short ride away.

Oldbury House in Eastington is an award-winning 75-bed care centre specialising in residential dementia, nursing dementia and nursing care. Nurses and carers provide elderly care, end of life care, respite care and day care.

Set in a beautiful Grade II listed Georgian country house, and managed by Jo Howells, the staff are encouraged to train and develop in various areas, including NVQ level 2 through to RGN and RMN. Our staff have helped us achieve numerous awards over the years – including the Role-4-all Equality & Diversity Award – and can also speak a variety of languages, including English, Spanish, Romanian and Polish.

There are five acres of parkland on the fringes of the Cotswolds to enjoy and the site is easy to access, just off junction 13 of the M5. Our centre is divided into four units: St George’s, Adelaide, Victoria and Hardwicke – all of which provide nursing and personal care.

Party days are arranged on a regular basis, with family and friends encouraged to join residents. To provide stimulation and promote activeness, trips are arranged to the local garden centre, town and docks for those who are able. Leisure activities are planned with the preferences of residents kept in mind depending on capabilities.

Car parking is available onsite with visiting time taking place between 9am and 8.30pm for family and friends.