![Carebase : A new approach to nursing, residential and dementia care [Link to Homepage]](/themes/site_themes/carebase/img/logo.png){kind=logo}
Queen Elizabeth ParkGuildford, Surrey
List of care homes
A warm and welcoming home at the heart of the community
Coming soon to Queen Elizabeth Park - Elegance hair salon
Comfortably furnished throughout: a home-from-home environment
Our nursing team are always on hand and make any regular health checks
Coming soon to Queen Elizabeth Park - State-of-the-art Cinema
The home promotes an active lifestyle, with a wide range of activities to suit all
Our devoted team provide exceptional, personally tailored care
Coming soon to Queen Elizabeth Park - Ground floor bar
Queen Elizabeth Park
Queen Elizabeth Park is a community within a community, which sees residents, their families and staff enjoy their time together.
This is not just a care home. Of course it provides all the features you would expect, like highly-trained care and nusring staff available around the clock. But it goes much further than that. The interior is elegantly and tastefully put together and the menus are so delicious you’ll want to stay for dinner with your loved one every night. There is a real sense of home, where residents, staff and regular visitors create a vibrant community
I immediately knew Queen Elizabeth Park was the right place for me. I was made to feel extremely welcome. My quality of life has greatly improved and I can lead a full and active life – much better than in my own home. Frank Judd, resident
Life at Queen Elizabeth Park
The many facilities the home has to offer include a Snoezelen therapy room complete with soothing light features.
If a resident is agitated or distressed, the room helps these feelings melt away. The home also offers pet therapy, where residents are encouraged to pet and stroke a specially trained Labrador which visits twice a week.
There is no time for boredom here. The activities programme is full and varied. There are outings arranged twice a week. A quick hop on the home’s private mini bus and residents can enjoy a leisurely coffee and catch-up in town or a stroll around the Horticultural Gardens.
For those who would prefer to be entertained within the home, Queen Elizabeth Park has plenty to offer. Live musicians come along and play the residents’ favourite tunes, where everyone has a good old sing along. While screenings of classic movies, complete with popcorn, are also popular.
Type of care
- Residential
- Nursing care
- Dementia care
Facilities
- 77 en-suite bedrooms
- Elegant lounge and dining areas
- Snoezelen therapy room
- Manicured gardens
- Mini bus
We promote an active lifestyle at Queen Elizabeth Park and a wide variety of activities and events are organised to keep our residents occupied each day. We have forged close links with the community and are constantly visiting local places of interest, as well as bringing in local entertainers into our home.
Here are some examples that bring fun and laughter into the lives of our residents.
An example of our activities.
| Monday | 10am-12pm: Pet therapy with Pam & George the greyhound 2pm-4pm: Shopping at the mobile clothes shop |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | 11am-12pm: Catch up with today's news 2pm-4pm: Reminiscence session with 'The Weekly Sparkle' newspaper |
| Wednesday | 9.15am-12pm: Mini-bus trip to Woking 2pm-4pm: Arts & Crafts |
| Thursday | 11am-12pm: Gentle exercise & games 2.30pm-3.30pm: Live music from local a local entertainer |
| Friday | 10am-12pm: Visit the mobile shop 1.30pm-3pm: Bingo session |
| Saturday | 11am-12pm: Reminiscence music therapy session 2pm-4pm: Walks in the garden |
| Sunday | 11-12pm: Baking session 2-4pm: Film afternoon with popcorn & hot chocolate |
Address
Queen Elizabeth Park
1-72 Hallows Close
Guildford
Surrey
GU2 9LL
Tel: 01483 324 087
View a larger Map -0.585293 51.263663Residents at Queen Elizabeth Park receive an exceptional level of care thanks to a highly trained team of dedicated people. The home carries the butterfly service kite mark, which means staff are also fully trained in looking after patients with dementia.
-
Dear Maureen,
I have written an official letter of thanks to Bramley Court via Matthew to let him know how privilidged we feel to have had Mary placed at Bramley Court.
I am very grateful to all the staff on Cherry Unit but I particularly wanted to thank you. I saw how skilled and kind you were to Mary but I also appreciated the time you took to acquaint me with what was happening. You gave me great support and confidence. Thank you.
Yours ever,
Gareth
Gareth
21st December 2011
-
Dear Sarah,
Just a note to express our thanks for the wonderful care you are giving Dad.
We are delighted with the improvement in his mobility and healing of his legs in such a short space of time. This is all down to such excellent care and attention by all your wonderful team.
We no longer have the anxiety over Dad's well being and feel so reassured that he is being properly cared for.
With grateful thanks to you all.
Yours sincerely,
Melanie Sargeant (daughter) & Deborah Wellings (daughter)
Melanie Sargeant & Deborah Wellings
19th December 2011
