CONGRATULATIONS to our Care Home Manager Diane Williams for being shortlisted and winning The West Midlands Care Association Excellence In Care Awards Category of 'Manager'. We are very proud of Diane and the team at Newbury Manor. Our staff are the foundation of our home. They are committed, innovative and enthusiastic enabling us to achieve and maintain our high standards of quality care.
We are very grateful and a big thank you for the loving care and assistance you gave to our mother over the years. Newbury Manor Care Home is situated in Newbury Lane, Oldbury. The Home is purpose-built to a high standard of specification to provide an environment that allows for privacy, choice and a dignified lifestyle while also providing a full range of personal and nursing care service to meet all indentified needs.
We are very grateful and a big thank you for the loving care and assistance you gave to our mother over the years. Newbury Manor Care Home is situated in Newbury Lane, Oldbury. The Home is purpose-built to a high standard of specification to provide an environment that allows for privacy, choice and a dignified lifestyle while also providing a full range of personal and nursing care service to meet all indentified needs.
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Newbury Manor Care Home is situated in Newbury Lane, Oldbury. The Home is purpose built to a high standard of specification to provide an environment that allows for privacy, choice and a dignified lifestyle whilst also providing a full range of personal and nursing care service to meet all identified needs.
Newbury Manor stands in its own grounds and there is a large car park facility at the front. Our garden surrounds three sides of the Home with access from the main lounge. There is a lawn and paved patio area which provides a safe and attractive seating area for the residents. The Home has 56 bedrooms over 2 floors with the use of two lifts.
All residents are encouraged to continue their friendships and hobbies that they enjoyed prior to admission. Activites play an important part of daily life and to facilitate this the Home has a full time activities organiser. There is a programme of activites displayed within the home and also we undertake one to one activites for residents either unable to join or have requested not to be part of group activities.
Residents are actively encouraged to welcome their friends and family at their discretion. There are no restrictions on visiting times but we do ask all visitors to sign in and out of the Visitors Book in reception for fire safety reasons. There is a quiet area in the entrance lobby and separate rooms that may be used for private meetings, when either the communal areas or bedrooms are inappropriate.
All care staff within the Home are appropriately qualified to deliver the highest standards of care. A continuous staff training programme is in place to ensure that these high standards are maintained in line with the latest initiatives, best practices and developments in care, as may be laid down in appropriate legislation, regulations and Care Quality Commission guidelines.
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JenHoldenPR
Oct 12, 2021
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Keith Hughes
Oct 10, 2021
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Fern Turner
Nov 28, 2020
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Pavit Kullar
Oct 19, 2020
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My grandmother has been staying in this lovely home for a fair few months now. It very nicely furnished but the best part is the staff who are all very friendly and professional. Unfortunately I’ve not been able to visit recently in light of the Covid-19 pandemic but she seems very happy on FaceTime!
Lee Osborne
Oct 03, 2020
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My mother in law was placed here for just over 2 months I would not recommend this home for any one who wishes to be cared for . Each time we saw her through the glass door ( covid restrictions) she was wearing the same clothes obviously not having the personal care that she needed while suffering with dementia ended up with bacterial infection . Management , Diane and Kam, very poor couldn't even remember her name knew her by room number that says it all . It is a home but CARE it's not.
Kim Knott
Jul 09, 2019
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My farther was in there approximately 8 weeks was not cared for very well staff not properly trained or able to cope with his needs medication was rarely given on time toileting was not good often waiting long time to b taken food was not cut up properly for his needs and he developed pnewmonia and sepsis and became ill and according to there observations didnt want to get a dictor out finally they did the nexy day he was admitted into hospital and died 6 days later lost that much weight unbelievable never trust this home with your relatives it all looks nice clean nice rooms but the quality of
