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Acacia Lodge has a Review Score of 9.8 (9.770) out of 10, based on 25 reviews in the last 2 years. Over all time Acacia Lodge has 107 reviews.
Review from A D (Son of Resident) published on 7 December 2016
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Review from Geoff W (Friend of Resident) published on 7 December 2016
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Review from Will N (Son of Resident) published on 17 October 2016
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Review from Clare D (Resident) published on 21 March 2016
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Review from Barbara J (Wife of Resident) published on 16 February 2016
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Review from Roger N (Resident) published on 11 February 2016
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Review from Hugo B (Son of Resident) published on 28 September 2015
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The Review Score of 9.8 (9.770) out of 10 for Acacia Lodge is based on a) the Average Rating and b) the number of positive Reviews.
a) The Average Rating is 4.8 out of 5 from 25 Reviews in the last 24 months.
b) The score for the number of positive Reviews is 5.0 out of 5 from 25 positive Reviews in the last 24 months.
The maximum Review Score for a Care Home is 10, which is made up from the Average Rating of Reviews (maximum of 5 points) and the Number of Reviews (maximum of 5 points) in the last 24 months:
a) 5 Points are available for the Average Rating from all Reviews in the last 24 months.
The Average Rating of 4.770 for Acacia Lodge is calculated as follows: ( (228 Excellents x 5) + (59 Goods x 4) + (4 Satisfactorys x 3) ) ÷ 291 Ratings = 4.77
b) 5 Points are available for the number of Positive Reviews in the last 24 months. A Positive Review is defined as any Review with an 'Overall Experience' of '4' or '5' (out of a max rating '5').
The 5 Points relating to the number of positive Reviews for Acacia Lodge is based on 25 positive Reviews in the last 24 months and is calculated as per below:
The 5 points available are broken down as follows:
i) 4 points are available for the first 10 Positive Reviews in the last 24 months; 3 points for the first Positive Review, and then 0.125 Points for each of the next four Positive Reviews and then 0.1 Points for the next five Positive Reviews. (1st = 3.000, 2nd = 0.125, 3rd = 0.125, 4th = 0.125, 5th = 0.125, 6th = 0.100, 7th = 0.100, 8th = 0.100, 9th = 0.100, 10th = 0.100) 3 + 0.125 + 0.125 + 0.125 + 0.125 + 0.1 + 0.1 + 0.1 + 0.1 + 0.1 = 4
ii) 1 point is available for the number of Positive Reviews reaching 20% of the registered maximum number of service users in the last 24 months. If this number is partially reached, then that proportion of 1 point is given. eg a Care Home registered for a maximum of 50 service users has to reach 10 Positive Reviews to receive 1 point, if it has 7 reviews it will receive 0.7 points. 20% of the 55 registered maximum number of service users is 11, which has been reached with 25 Positive reviews. Points = 1
When a Review is submitted by someone who has previously submitted a Review, only the latest Review will count towards the Review Score.
If a Care Home does not have a review in the last 24 months, then it will not have a Review Score.
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Job Title: Home Manager
I'm Thelma, and I am the Home Manager here at the beautiful Acacia Lodge! We have one of the biggest homes, but we still have a wonderfully close knit family caring for residents and their families.
Job Title: Deputy Manager
Joined: 2011
Alina is a qualified registered nurse with nine years of experience in the care sector. Holding an NVQ Level 5 in Leadership and Management for Adult Care, she has a deep passion for supporting residents and fostering a positive environment.
Alina brings energy, warmth, and a smile to her role, treating the care home as her "second home", and embracing a family-like ethos. She is committed to making a difference every day by prioritising residents' happiness and well-being. Alina’s dedication ensures that joy and positivity are at the heart of the care she provides.
Job Title: Lifestyle Lead
Joined: 2013
Hi, my name is Wendy!
I began my employment at Acacia Lodge in 2013 in the Housekeeping Department but soon realised that doing activities was something I wanted to try and would enjoy.
When the opportunity arose I applied for the role immediately. My manager has been my mentor and adviser and has encouraged me to keep the momentum going with everything I plan. Thelma nominated me for the Care Home Awards in 2018 and I made it to the final seven. A proud moment!
The best part of my role is bringing joy and laughter and creating special moments with our residents, families and staff. Offering reassurance and a hug to residents when needed is also so important to me. A chat and a cup of tea go a long way to making someone feel wanted or respected.
My role is important because, without the daily stimulation of activity, it is easy to become withdrawn, lethargic and poorly. Using my person-centred care skills I endeavour to make sure that everything is an activity, from care to meal times. Activities cover many daily tasks as well as the usual fun things.