At the heart of the wonderful care we provide at Queen Elizabeth Park in Guildford, Surrey is our compassionate team formed of nurses, carers, managers and team leaders and members of our wider support team such as catering, housekeeping, lifestyles and front of house.
Lead by our amazing home manager Heather, all of our team members are carefully chosen for their values and unwavering dedication to caring for our residents with tenderness, kindness and respect.We nurture and invest in them - ensuring they feel valued, happy and love being part of our extended family.
Lead by our amazing home manager Heather, all of our team members are carefully chosen for their values and unwavering dedication to caring for our residents with tenderness, kindness and respect.We nurture and invest in them - ensuring they feel valued, happy and love being part of our extended family.
Services
We fully understand that moving into a care home is a huge decision to make, which is why our expert team is there to help and support you every step of the way. A member of our team is always happy to answer any questions you may have or welcome you for a visit. We're always looking for amazing people to join our exceptional team who care for our residents with love and kindness.
At Queen Elizabeth Park we understand the challenges families and carers in the community often face when caring for an elderly loved one and, how difficult it can be to know where to turn for guidance and support.
Our free events throughout the year, which are open to everyone from our local community as well as family members of our existing residents, are informative and help signpost you to other services whilst providing an opportunity to come together and share experiences with other families and receive some much-needed support.
Our free events throughout the year, which are open to everyone from our local community as well as family members of our existing residents, are informative and help signpost you to other services whilst providing an opportunity to come together and share experiences with other families and receive some much-needed support.
We understand how difficult and confusing it can be, planning how to finance care fees, particularly at a time when you are dealing with decisions concerning the care needs of a loved one. At Queen Elizabeth Park we work with Eldercare Solutions Limited, who are regulated, independent care fees planning specialists.
Dementia is a progressive disease that is common in the elderly. There are around 750,000 people living with dementia in the UK. Its symptoms are loss of memory, mood changes and problems with communication and reasoning. This usually occurs when diseases like Alzheimer's or a series of strokes, cause damage to the brain.
When it comes to delivering exceptional care with love and a deep sense of compassion, the amazing people who form our Queen Elizabeth Park team, in Guildford, are everything. Here at Queen Elizabeth Park Care Home, we will care for your precious loved one with the same tenderness and kindness shown to our own family members.
Reviews (9)
Marcelle Barr
Dec 23, 2021
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L. Maclennan
Sep 29, 2020
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Geraldine Parkes
Sep 29, 2019
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I have visited the same resident on three occasions and have been somewhat disturbed by what I saw. The room was very small with no outlook other than a brick wall. Whilst the staff were friendly I was concerned that the call button was not easily to hand. The activities offered were very limited and included 'sorting laundry' - an occupation that may suit dementia sufferers but is certainly not designed to stimulate the brain. Lunch was served whilst I was there and looked very unappetizing. My overall impression was that this home would depress anyone.
J. S.
Jun 10, 2019
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Mother spent three weeks in the home for respite - third home I've tried in the area. QEP is head and shoulders above the others. The staff are very kind, and very responsive and efficient. They pay attention to the kind of detail that makes the difference between an elderly, rather befuddled lady feeling comfortable and being even more befuddled and very uncomfortable. It is such a relief to know there is somewhere she can go for respite (and maybe full time in due course) where she will be properly cared for.
Mia Pal
Dec 27, 2017
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I have returned to Queen Elizabeth Park after 9 years. The owners and staff have done a great deal to this lovely care home. It is bright, stylish and very, very clean. Most of the staff still there and happy to work there. Residents and relatives adore them. The Head chef, yeah still lovely Carole, is trialling gorgeous spring menu... best chorizo breakfast muffins I ever ate.
Bev Watson
Oct 22, 2016
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I would like to say how extremely impressed I am with Queen Elizabeth Park care Home, my mother moved in, in May 2015 and the care she has had has been outstanding, she regularly takes part in various activities, the staff take her out shopping as well as to bingo. I know that she is in the best possible place. The staff have all been helpful and made the transition as easy as possible.
Shirelle Haskett
Sep 20, 2016
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Ive worked at QEP for 8 years now, I started as a house keeper, and progressed now to a senior carer, I thoroughly enjoy working here, its like my second home, I enjoy coming in to see the residents and the staff, its like a one big happy family, as a whole the company do look after there staff, we get carers weeks, heart of gold awards, carebase school day which all staff at qep are involved. I feel very supported by the management team and feel I can approach anyone in management and head of departments.
Julie Gardner
Jun 20, 2016
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I am the hairdresser at Queen Elizabeth Park and have worked there for nearly 10 years. Since working in this line of work I have and still do work in many residential/care homes and hands on heart this is the only care home that I would consider putting my father in if it was needed. Any of my friends and family can vouch that I always sing praises for this care home, the quality of care is exceptional and the staff that work there all deserve the heart of gold award as that is exactly what they have. I like to get involved in the activities as much as I can as they are a joy to join in and seeing
Frederick Guy
Aug 25, 2015
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I am amazed that a care home is run in such a very bad way, people are paying up too £1400 a week, the nice lady Carol Head that was the heart of Gold winner last year buys cheap lemonade at 17 pence a bottle because that is all the residence drink,
The owners are very, very generous they are giving the residence £4 each as a Christmas present, please tell me what my relation can buy for that amount when they are not allowed too visit the shops.
Thank goodness they have staff that are very caring and look after the old folks very well.
The owners are very, very generous they are giving the residence £4 each as a Christmas present, please tell me what my relation can buy for that amount when they are not allowed too visit the shops.
Thank goodness they have staff that are very caring and look after the old folks very well.
