Beverley Parklands, Beverley, HU17 0RA
View Full Details of Beverley Parklands Care HomeI have been a resident for 2 and a half years. I am comfortable and relaxed. Staff and management are all pleasant and helpful. All well cared for if not well.
From the time my sister was assessed whilst in hospital, my realisation that it was thorough and professionally undertaken was a relief. After two months in hospital, she was treated with respect, care and given the time to answer and ask questions with family support included in the discussion. When she arrived in the care home, she already had a plan of care and the room was set up to her current needs. The home itself is lovely with friendly, hardworking and thoughtful staff. Nothing is too much trouble. Within the first week, she has seen a chiropodist, had her hair done and is enjoying the varied menu. As she has recently become a widow, she has already been made aware that bereavement counselling is available should she feel the need. As relatives, we are already feeling she will happily settle in longer term. Thank you for giving her such a good start.
My mum-in-law was resident for a few weeks only but she was looked after superbly. All the staff were most attentive and helpful and friendly. Every problem raised was always acted upon and overcome. Thank you everyone, I would highly recommend this care home!
My 94 year old mother needed 2 weeks respite care whilst I was unable to look after her. Beverley Parklands was able to take her. From the minute we arrived, the staff were wonderful. The accommodation was excellent, both her room and the communal areas. The outside space was lovely too. My mum said that the food was very good, and nothing was too much trouble. She needs a short respite stay again soon and I'm delighted that Beverley Parklands is able to accommodate her again.
I found the staff to be excellent and attentive. I felt listened to when discussing respite for my husband who has Parkinson's and dementia. This was evident when we arrived as his room was downstairs and nice and airy. It was felt more suited to his needs. It was a very stressful period for him; being his first respite experience and overall I felt happy that his needs were met and happy for him to return.
My relative was a reluctant resident. She has had a fascinating life travelling and working abroad and until recently could no longer live at home. Fiercely independent, this was not going to be an easy transition. What struck me straight away is how the staff treated her; interested in her as a person, her likes and dislikes, good listeners and was willing to give her time, which makes anyone feel important and valued. Staff have been very attentive when any illness has occurred and acted quickly when they needed to. My relative has her things around her, the handyman has put things on walls, and visitors are encouraged with cups of tea and cake. This was never going to replace a much-loved home but it is as close as it could be. My thanks to all staff who help make this a secure and happy place.
Overall they need a special mention for caring and support, especially the activities staff.
I am a friend (and attorney) of a permanent resident at Beverley Parklands. Following the death of her husband, my friend decided she wanted to move somewhere she would feel more secure and where there would be help with housekeeping chores. We looked at 4 different care homes in the area and found Beverley Parklands offered exactly the right level of support for her at that time - secure, independent living without the worry and hassle of managing your own property. It was a very fortunate decision as she began to develop dementia but instead of having to re-locate, she was able to move to another floor where there was more help and support available to her. She is very settled and happy at Beverley Parklands and the staff work hard to provide a safe and comfortable home for the residents. It isn't without its glitches, mainly I believe due to staff shortages, but they work hard to minimise any disruption to residents and are quick to respond to suggestions or concerns.
I was lucky enough to secure a room at Parklands for my elderly step mum, who was suffering from Parkinson's and no longer able to live at home. We were told that her room was her home and that we were able to bring small pieces of furniture, pictures, ornaments and photos. It made the move so much easier for my step-mum but also for family and friends. Every member of staff treated her with care and compassion. As one staff member said, "They are like family to us, we grow so fond of them all". We couldn't fault it. It's obviously a beautiful home, like a 5-star hotel, but it's the staff that really make it. We are very lucky to have found it.
I used Beverley Parklands Care Home for respite care following a spinal operation. This was my first ever involvement with carers and care homes and I could not have been more satisfied. I had an excellent room (suite). Very good food and the overall care exceeded my expectations. The staff at Parklands are wonderful and nothing is too much trouble.
My mother, who is now 97, has been living at Beverley Parklands on a permanent basis since my dad died over two years ago. She and Dad had also lived there together, for a period after Dad broke a hip. Although Mum is no longer as physically active as she once was, she still retains her full mental faculties and would, as she always used to, complain if standards were below her expectations. Since arriving at Parklands her only real main gripe has been that some of the other residents are somewhat hard of hearing and they can't hear what she's talking to them about! From my own observations, the relationship between staff and residents is excellent. The rooms are light and airy and are always spotlessly clean as are the rest of the premises. If needed, help is only a call away, whether you're a resident or a relative. I have always been able to speak to someone if I've had any minor concerns (there have been no major ones). I have no hesitation in recommending Parklands to all who enquire.
My mother transferred from another care home to Beverley Parklands Care Home to be closer to her previous GP, home and family. The care from all the staff to my mother has been excellent. She is starting to join in the activities which is not something that sh did at the other care home and is more involved with other residents.
I am always greeted warmly by staff when I visit my friend, they understand the need for flexibility with visiting around my work commitments. The staff treat my friend as an individual with care and compassion, and support her sleep needs, even if she wants to go to bed at 6.30! Above all, my friend is happy and cared for. Can't praise them enough.
I am very happy with the care the resident is receiving. All the staff are very friendly, kind and understanding of her needs. I particularly like that they try and make her feel needed and give her little tasks to do. She is very excited about the new cafe which is due to open and is hoping she can also help here now that she has retired.
Dad moved into Beverley Parklands in April last year. He immediately liked his room which is a good size with views over the garden towards the fields. The staff hung some paintings of dads up, so on the day he moved in it felt like his. He has his own ensuite shower room which was important for him. He has settled and is content and well looked after. The staff have always been very friendly and supportive and are doing their best in what has been, on and off, challenging circumstances with Covid. In summer, Dad enjoyed sitting out in the well-tended garden and walking around the flower beds. He also likes to sit out on the balcony which has good views over the garden. (The balcony does need attention to the astroturf, and planting of flower pots and awnings to provide shade.) The food is good and the tea trolley comes round mornings and afternoons with biscuits and cakes. He also gets his newspaper delivered to his room. We are grateful to all the carers who look after our dear Dad.
My mum has been at Parklands Care Home for 2 years due to becoming too frail to care for herself at home. After falling at home she suffered a fracture then Sepsis followed by Covid. Since going into Parklands she has settled in and though frail she is able to join in with other residents and participate in life at the home. I know that she is being taken good care of at all times. The staff have all been wonderful and approachable to her and to the family. It is a relaxed and happy environment and I know she loves 'her girls' (staff). Hopefully, now restrictions are being lifted life should become more relaxed for us all.
My mother has been in the care of Parklands for the last three years, during which time her memory has deteriorated considerably. She has always received excellent care from the staff. My mother is unable to look after herself adequately, but the staff are always able and willing to attend to her needs. She has been encouraged to take part in activities, which she probably would not do without such encouragement.
My father was a resident at Beverley Parklands Care Home for a little over two and a half years, and my wife and I, have nothing but the highest praise for the staff and management team. After suffering a stroke, which ended his independent living, Dad's mobility was significantly restricted, but he still wanted to live his life to the fullest he could, and in particular, follow his passion for painting. This he achieved with the wonderful help, support and understanding of everyone in all departments. After his earlier stay in a different care home, we were so relieved at the calm experienced in this new setting. The staff philosophy in his former home was that he lived at their place of work and needed to fit into their scheme of work. Dad's complaints were endless. At Parklands, it was the reverse - the staff came to work in his home and catered for his individual needs and wishes with respect and patience. Thank you to the staff, the management and also those at the head office.
Despite living in London and the challenges that posed to visiting my father as regularly as possible, I always found the staff at Beverly Park Lands extremely helpful and accommodating. Nothing was too much trouble in organising visits, even through the challenges of lock-down when the garden was made available and a special room with a perspex screen to see one another. I am thankful to all the careers for being so attentive to my father in his final years.
My husband has been in Beverley Parklands for nearly 5 years on the Haven, he is looked after very well as he has Dementia. I chose to move in, in November 2021 on the third floor. I am very happy here.
I have been a resident for 2 and a half years. I am comfortable and relaxed. Staff and management are all pleasant and helpful. All well cared for if not well.
From the time my sister was assessed whilst in hospital, my realisation that it was thorough and professionally undertaken was a relief. After two months in hospital, she was treated with respect, care and given the time to answer and ask questions with family support included in the discussion. When she arrived in the care home, she already had a plan of care and the room was set up to her current needs. The home itself is lovely with friendly, hardworking and thoughtful staff. Nothing is too much trouble. Within the first week, she has seen a chiropodist, had her hair done and is enjoying the varied menu. As she has recently become a widow, she has already been made aware that bereavement counselling is available should she feel the need. As relatives, we are already feeling she will happily settle in longer term. Thank you for giving her such a good start.
My mum-in-law was resident for a few weeks only but she was looked after superbly. All the staff were most attentive and helpful and friendly. Every problem raised was always acted upon and overcome. Thank you everyone, I would highly recommend this care home!
My 94 year old mother needed 2 weeks respite care whilst I was unable to look after her. Beverley Parklands was able to take her. From the minute we arrived, the staff were wonderful. The accommodation was excellent, both her room and the communal areas. The outside space was lovely too. My mum said that the food was very good, and nothing was too much trouble. She needs a short respite stay again soon and I'm delighted that Beverley Parklands is able to accommodate her again.
I found the staff to be excellent and attentive. I felt listened to when discussing respite for my husband who has Parkinson's and dementia. This was evident when we arrived as his room was downstairs and nice and airy. It was felt more suited to his needs. It was a very stressful period for him; being his first respite experience and overall I felt happy that his needs were met and happy for him to return.
My relative was a reluctant resident. She has had a fascinating life travelling and working abroad and until recently could no longer live at home. Fiercely independent, this was not going to be an easy transition. What struck me straight away is how the staff treated her; interested in her as a person, her likes and dislikes, good listeners and was willing to give her time, which makes anyone feel important and valued. Staff have been very attentive when any illness has occurred and acted quickly when they needed to. My relative has her things around her, the handyman has put things on walls, and visitors are encouraged with cups of tea and cake. This was never going to replace a much-loved home but it is as close as it could be. My thanks to all staff who help make this a secure and happy place.
Overall they need a special mention for caring and support, especially the activities staff.
I am a friend (and attorney) of a permanent resident at Beverley Parklands. Following the death of her husband, my friend decided she wanted to move somewhere she would feel more secure and where there would be help with housekeeping chores. We looked at 4 different care homes in the area and found Beverley Parklands offered exactly the right level of support for her at that time - secure, independent living without the worry and hassle of managing your own property. It was a very fortunate decision as she began to develop dementia but instead of having to re-locate, she was able to move to another floor where there was more help and support available to her. She is very settled and happy at Beverley Parklands and the staff work hard to provide a safe and comfortable home for the residents. It isn't without its glitches, mainly I believe due to staff shortages, but they work hard to minimise any disruption to residents and are quick to respond to suggestions or concerns.
I was lucky enough to secure a room at Parklands for my elderly step mum, who was suffering from Parkinson's and no longer able to live at home. We were told that her room was her home and that we were able to bring small pieces of furniture, pictures, ornaments and photos. It made the move so much easier for my step-mum but also for family and friends. Every member of staff treated her with care and compassion. As one staff member said, "They are like family to us, we grow so fond of them all". We couldn't fault it. It's obviously a beautiful home, like a 5-star hotel, but it's the staff that really make it. We are very lucky to have found it.
I used Beverley Parklands Care Home for respite care following a spinal operation. This was my first ever involvement with carers and care homes and I could not have been more satisfied. I had an excellent room (suite). Very good food and the overall care exceeded my expectations. The staff at Parklands are wonderful and nothing is too much trouble.
My mother, who is now 97, has been living at Beverley Parklands on a permanent basis since my dad died over two years ago. She and Dad had also lived there together, for a period after Dad broke a hip. Although Mum is no longer as physically active as she once was, she still retains her full mental faculties and would, as she always used to, complain if standards were below her expectations. Since arriving at Parklands her only real main gripe has been that some of the other residents are somewhat hard of hearing and they can't hear what she's talking to them about! From my own observations, the relationship between staff and residents is excellent. The rooms are light and airy and are always spotlessly clean as are the rest of the premises. If needed, help is only a call away, whether you're a resident or a relative. I have always been able to speak to someone if I've had any minor concerns (there have been no major ones). I have no hesitation in recommending Parklands to all who enquire.
My mother transferred from another care home to Beverley Parklands Care Home to be closer to her previous GP, home and family. The care from all the staff to my mother has been excellent. She is starting to join in the activities which is not something that sh did at the other care home and is more involved with other residents.
I am always greeted warmly by staff when I visit my friend, they understand the need for flexibility with visiting around my work commitments. The staff treat my friend as an individual with care and compassion, and support her sleep needs, even if she wants to go to bed at 6.30! Above all, my friend is happy and cared for. Can't praise them enough.
I am very happy with the care the resident is receiving. All the staff are very friendly, kind and understanding of her needs. I particularly like that they try and make her feel needed and give her little tasks to do. She is very excited about the new cafe which is due to open and is hoping she can also help here now that she has retired.
Dad moved into Beverley Parklands in April last year. He immediately liked his room which is a good size with views over the garden towards the fields. The staff hung some paintings of dads up, so on the day he moved in it felt like his. He has his own ensuite shower room which was important for him. He has settled and is content and well looked after. The staff have always been very friendly and supportive and are doing their best in what has been, on and off, challenging circumstances with Covid. In summer, Dad enjoyed sitting out in the well-tended garden and walking around the flower beds. He also likes to sit out on the balcony which has good views over the garden. (The balcony does need attention to the astroturf, and planting of flower pots and awnings to provide shade.) The food is good and the tea trolley comes round mornings and afternoons with biscuits and cakes. He also gets his newspaper delivered to his room. We are grateful to all the carers who look after our dear Dad.
My mum has been at Parklands Care Home for 2 years due to becoming too frail to care for herself at home. After falling at home she suffered a fracture then Sepsis followed by Covid. Since going into Parklands she has settled in and though frail she is able to join in with other residents and participate in life at the home. I know that she is being taken good care of at all times. The staff have all been wonderful and approachable to her and to the family. It is a relaxed and happy environment and I know she loves 'her girls' (staff). Hopefully, now restrictions are being lifted life should become more relaxed for us all.
My mother has been in the care of Parklands for the last three years, during which time her memory has deteriorated considerably. She has always received excellent care from the staff. My mother is unable to look after herself adequately, but the staff are always able and willing to attend to her needs. She has been encouraged to take part in activities, which she probably would not do without such encouragement.
My father was a resident at Beverley Parklands Care Home for a little over two and a half years, and my wife and I, have nothing but the highest praise for the staff and management team. After suffering a stroke, which ended his independent living, Dad's mobility was significantly restricted, but he still wanted to live his life to the fullest he could, and in particular, follow his passion for painting. This he achieved with the wonderful help, support and understanding of everyone in all departments. After his earlier stay in a different care home, we were so relieved at the calm experienced in this new setting. The staff philosophy in his former home was that he lived at their place of work and needed to fit into their scheme of work. Dad's complaints were endless. At Parklands, it was the reverse - the staff came to work in his home and catered for his individual needs and wishes with respect and patience. Thank you to the staff, the management and also those at the head office.
Despite living in London and the challenges that posed to visiting my father as regularly as possible, I always found the staff at Beverly Park Lands extremely helpful and accommodating. Nothing was too much trouble in organising visits, even through the challenges of lock-down when the garden was made available and a special room with a perspex screen to see one another. I am thankful to all the careers for being so attentive to my father in his final years.
My husband has been in Beverley Parklands for nearly 5 years on the Haven, he is looked after very well as he has Dementia. I chose to move in, in November 2021 on the third floor. I am very happy here.