Axbridge Court is a detached two storey former Edwardian cottage hospital (St. John’s Cottage Hospital) with more recent single storey extensions to provide additional and improved communal and kitchen facilities. It is situated in the popular and historic town of Axbridge (population circa 1,800) and lies off the base of the Mendip Hills in a very attractive location. The well-known town of Cheddar with its famous Gorge lie two miles to the east and Bristol 17 miles to the northeast. The Home is registered with the Commission for Social Care Inspection and has 36 Nursing beds although it can accommodate up to 8 residents requiring personal care. The environment at Axbridge Court is informal and the care structured to individual needs. Meals are prepared on the premises by our catering staff who follow a menu of fresh homely cooking with special diets being catered for.

Ferns is a registered nursing home approximately one mile from Yeovil town centre, providing care for elderly people, under the constant supervision of trained staff. The home is also accredited by Somerset Social Services as ‘Quality Rated‘, after undergoing a rigourous appraisal and audit process. Ferns originally opened in 1993 as a 24 bed home. Following completion of its new wing and the refurbishment of the existing building in 1999, registration was increased to 30 nursing beds and increased to 31 beds in 2003 with the provision of a new quiet lounge /conservatory. All of the bedrooms are arranged for single occupancy and are light, airy and tastefully decorated. Each bedroom has en-suite toilet and wash basin facilities, a television aerial point, nurse call, multiple electric sockets, a mirror, bedside light and a shaver socket. 25 of our bedrooms are on the ground floor each with their own door opening onto the gardens or patio areas. The 6 bedrooms on the first floor all have attractive aspects and are accessed either by the internal stairway or our passenger lift. The environment at Ferns is informal and the care structured to individual needs. Meals are prepared on the premises by our catering staff who follow a menu of fresh homely cooking with special diets being catered for.

Hillview is a Registered Nursing Home, providing specialised care for persons suffering from dementia or mental health problems, under constant supervision of trained staff. The home is also accredited by Somerset Social Services as ‘Quality Rated‘, after undergoing a rigourous appraisal and audit process. Hillview is a long established home which originally opened as a residential home and became registered to cater for the needs of mentally infirm residents over 10 years ago. It is approximately one mile from the town centre. The accommodation at Hillview includes 16 single and 7 double bedrooms all of which are light and airy. All bedrooms have wash basin facilities, a television aerial point, nurse call, multiple electric sockets, a mirror and bedside light. Hillview has 3 lounges. The main lounge is well equipped and very spacious and is also use for residents activities, entertainment and social gatherings. The other lounges are smaller and more peaceful and are sometimes used for private meetings with friends and relatives. The environment at Hillview is informal and the care structured to individual needs. Meals are prepared on the premises by our catering staff who follow a menu of fresh home cooking with special diets being catered for.

Belmont House is a Registered Nursing Home, providing care for people with dementia and long term mental health problems, under constant supervision of trained staff. The House, which is just one mile from Bodmin town centre, originally opened in 1992 as a 26 bed home. Following extensive refurbishment of the existing building in 1997, registration was increased to 40 nursing beds. Our accommodation includes 24 single and 8 double bedrooms’ which are light, airy and tastefully decorated. All bedrooms have wash basin facilities, a television aerial point, nurse call, multiple electric sockets, a mirror and bedside light. Belmont House has 3 lounges. The main lounge is well equipped and very spacious and is also use for residents activities, entertainment and social gatherings. The other lounges are smaller and more peaceful and are sometimes used for private meetings with friends and relatives. There is also a separate dining room, where most residents prefer to eat their main meals. The environment at Belmont House is informal and the care structured to individual needs. Meals are prepared on the premises by our catering staff who follow a menu of fresh home cooking with special diets being catered for.

Hatherley Grange is a registered nursing home, providing care for people with dementia or mental health problems, under constant supervision of trained staff. Hatherley Grange originally opened in 1990 as a 21 bed home. Following extensive refurbishment of the existing building in 1997, registration was increased to 25 nursing beds. It is approximately one mile from Cheltenham town centre. Hatherley Grange accommodation includes 17 single and 4 double bedrooms that are light, airy and tastefully decorated. All bedrooms have wash basin facilities, a television aerial point, nurse call, multiple electric sockets, a mirror and bedside light. Hatherley Grange has 2 lounges. The main lounge is well equipped and very spacious and is also use for residents activities, entertainment and social gatherings. The other lounge is smaller and more peaceful and is sometimes used for private meetings with friends and relatives. There is also a separate dining room, where most residents prefer to eat their main meals. Hatherley Grange also periodically arranges for a mini-bus with a wheelchair hoist. This enables our residents to enjoy outings to places of interest.