Hunters Care Centre at a glance
All the services and facilities on offer are designed to enhance residents’ lives within the home. The care we provide is all about looking after their health and understanding what makes them happy. We have also recently invested in a 'Magic Table', a interactive light projector designed to support people living with dementia. Please don’t hesitate to ask our friendly staff any questions you may have about the services we offer.
Types of care
Nursing Care
Nursing care is for people who need a qualified nursing care team available to them 24 hours a day.
Find out moreResidential Care
Our residential care is ideal for frail older people that would benefit from additional care and support, but without the need for specialist nursing or dementia care.
Find out moreDementia Care
Our highly skilled team of dementia experts work hard to ensure the highest quality of care, based on the latest research.
Find out moreRespite Care & Short Breaks
Whether you care for a relative or are in need of care yourself, taking a break from your usual routine can do the world of good.
Find out moreCare Duration
- Day care support
- Emergency placements
- Intermediate care/home from hospital
- Long-term placements
- Respite and short stays
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Facilities at our home
- Wi-fi available
- Step-free access
- Night bite menu
- Mini-bus at the home
On-site
- Activity classes
- Day trips
- Exercise classes
- Flexible mealtimes
- Internet access/wifi
- Laundry
- Landscaped gardens
- Night bite menu
- Quiet lounge
- Sensory garden
- Special dietary requirements
- TV lounge
- Vegetable plot
Accessibility
- Disabled bathroom
- Disabled WC/facilities
- Disabled parking
- Disability awareness/equality training
- Lift
- Lifting and handling equipment
- Step-free access
- Wheelchair access within home
- Mini bus or other transport
Accommodation
- Electric profiling bed
- Nurse call system
- Room with garden views
- TV in bedroom
Extra services
- Newspapers/magazines
- Residents may retain their GP
- Magic Table
What happens now?
Are you ready to discuss your individual care requirements? Pick up the phone and talk to us, book a visit to our care home or come and take a look around our facilities.
Care enquiries
New care enquiry phone lines are open 8am - 8pm
01285 601 336
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Coronavirus: visitor guidance
To support our residents, patients and staff during this period of uncertainty with coronavirus COVID-19, we are asking for your help and support as we are asking that we have no visitors, except healthcare professionals.
This is to ensure that we keep you and your loved ones as safe as possible as we know that this virus is very contagious. Where there are exceptional circumstances, we may permit a controlled visit, provided that it has been pre-arranged with the General Manager/Hospital Director and we can ensure that the risks are fully mitigated. We will still ensure that vital medical visits are made ensuring that they wash their hands on entering and we will be asking all visitors to ensure they have no symptoms and will be taking their temperature.
All of our homes and hospitals have now been set up for Skype calling to enable you to keep in touch and we are confident that our staff will do all they can to ensure that life in our services remains as comfortable and sociable as possible as we support them with delivering interactive activities.
We understand that this is a worrying time for you, and we want to reassure you that we are doing everything we can to ensure that our residents, patients and staff are as safe as possible, and we are staying close to the advice from public health authorities.
If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact us on our helpline on coronahelpline@Barchester.com and please call the home or hospital if you would like to speak to a loved one.
Thank you in advance for your patience and co-operation.
Best Wishes
Dr Pete Calveley
Julia Atherton