George Brooker House, 100 Dagenham Avenue, Dagenham, RM9 6LH
View Full Details of The George Brooker Care Society LtdMum has been in George Brooker House for a couple of years now. The staff are so warm and caring and they create a lovely atmosphere for the residents. Mum is well looked after- she loves the food which is excellent. There is a wide range of activities on offer to engage all the different abilities and interests. The home is well managed and I have complete confidence in the staff. They have helped me and my family cope through a difficult times
My brother would be 56 in April, our mum heartbroken.6 months after losing my brother the staff were more than amazing.they understood how mum felt..sat and talked about my brother on his birthday,April 2nd..mum was so down but the staff got the smile back,made mum feel safe and responsible with life..in little detail ,I can honestly say,the staff are always there for their residents..any time,night or day..
My Great Aunt had to go to hospital 2 x in March 2025. The care that she received was absolutely brilliant. I was informed something was wrong I was called while the paramedics where at the home, both times. The staff kept me informed every step of the way. There was one occasion I couldn't get to the hospital and one of the staff members went with her. In a honesty because of the care I know she receive at George Brooker I wasn't totally surprised, I find the attitude of the staff and the Management absolutely brilliant. I'm kept informed regarding anything that's happening. The home was recommended to me by a health professional that is independent from the care home but has to regularly visit clients in the care home. If your considering a care home in the area as far as I'm concerned you will struggle to find better.
Putting mum into a "home" was the worst decision I ever had to make. How do you choose? In my case it came down to gut feel, mum has Dementia so has no concept of the strain her condition was putting on her nor her family, that she no longer knew! So almost a year ago I took the decision to look for a care home for mum, everyone will have different criteria when searching but I found mums perfect place when I walked through the doors at George Brooker House. In tje time mum has been resident her anxiety has gone she has made new friends and is now an active part of the GBH community which is lead by the manager, another staff member and their brilliant team In the year mum has become a member of the dementia choir, been to a football game, been bowling (several times) recently went dog racing and had loads of trips out all organised by the manager and the entertainment team. Mum has a lovely room with memories of "home" life, but she spends her day interacting with the other residents GB house is brilliant
Mum has severe dementia and can't look after herself. We were so lucky that George Brooker Care Society had a vacancy when we needed it. Mum's transfer into care was made so easy by the welcome she received from staff. We have peace of mind that she is being looked after. The facilities are fabulous, always scrupulously clean, and whenever we visit mum's room is clean and tidy. She is always well dressed, and the portal means that I can log in and see how she us doing, down to if she had a bath or shower, and what she has been eating. The food is marvellous, by the way.
George Brooker is an amazing care home, they treat the residents with dignity and respect at all times. It is spotless, cleaned to a very high standard, the staff are amazing and work very well with the residents at all times, alongside their siblings. The residents have activities going on at all times and are encouraged to join in which is good for their health and wellbeing. The rooms are very nice and residents are encouraged to make it home from home.
The standard of care is first class. My relative has been at George Brooker for the last 18 months. My experience since day one is nothing but positive, the staff are always very helpful. There are always plenty of staff on duty and daily activities encourage residents to get involved and interact with others. If there are any issues we receive a phone call, and this is very comforting that you are made aware at a very early stage, matters are generally dealt with very efficiently. The food is great and there is always a good selection available. If you have visited or had dealings with other care homes, I would recommend that you look at George Brooker and perhaps like me you will see that your nearest and dearest are being looked after at a very good place.
Mum has been in George Brooker House for a couple of years now. The staff are so warm and caring and they create a lovely atmosphere for the residents. Mum is well looked after- she loves the food which is excellent. There is a wide range of activities on offer to engage all the different abilities and interests. The home is well managed and I have complete confidence in the staff. They have helped me and my family cope through a difficult times
My brother would be 56 in April, our mum heartbroken.6 months after losing my brother the staff were more than amazing.they understood how mum felt..sat and talked about my brother on his birthday,April 2nd..mum was so down but the staff got the smile back,made mum feel safe and responsible with life..in little detail ,I can honestly say,the staff are always there for their residents..any time,night or day..
My Great Aunt had to go to hospital 2 x in March 2025. The care that she received was absolutely brilliant. I was informed something was wrong I was called while the paramedics where at the home, both times. The staff kept me informed every step of the way. There was one occasion I couldn't get to the hospital and one of the staff members went with her. In a honesty because of the care I know she receive at George Brooker I wasn't totally surprised, I find the attitude of the staff and the Management absolutely brilliant. I'm kept informed regarding anything that's happening. The home was recommended to me by a health professional that is independent from the care home but has to regularly visit clients in the care home. If your considering a care home in the area as far as I'm concerned you will struggle to find better.
Putting mum into a "home" was the worst decision I ever had to make. How do you choose? In my case it came down to gut feel, mum has Dementia so has no concept of the strain her condition was putting on her nor her family, that she no longer knew! So almost a year ago I took the decision to look for a care home for mum, everyone will have different criteria when searching but I found mums perfect place when I walked through the doors at George Brooker House. In tje time mum has been resident her anxiety has gone she has made new friends and is now an active part of the GBH community which is lead by the manager, another staff member and their brilliant team In the year mum has become a member of the dementia choir, been to a football game, been bowling (several times) recently went dog racing and had loads of trips out all organised by the manager and the entertainment team. Mum has a lovely room with memories of "home" life, but she spends her day interacting with the other residents GB house is brilliant
Mum has severe dementia and can't look after herself. We were so lucky that George Brooker Care Society had a vacancy when we needed it. Mum's transfer into care was made so easy by the welcome she received from staff. We have peace of mind that she is being looked after. The facilities are fabulous, always scrupulously clean, and whenever we visit mum's room is clean and tidy. She is always well dressed, and the portal means that I can log in and see how she us doing, down to if she had a bath or shower, and what she has been eating. The food is marvellous, by the way.
George Brooker is an amazing care home, they treat the residents with dignity and respect at all times. It is spotless, cleaned to a very high standard, the staff are amazing and work very well with the residents at all times, alongside their siblings. The residents have activities going on at all times and are encouraged to join in which is good for their health and wellbeing. The rooms are very nice and residents are encouraged to make it home from home.
The standard of care is first class. My relative has been at George Brooker for the last 18 months. My experience since day one is nothing but positive, the staff are always very helpful. There are always plenty of staff on duty and daily activities encourage residents to get involved and interact with others. If there are any issues we receive a phone call, and this is very comforting that you are made aware at a very early stage, matters are generally dealt with very efficiently. The food is great and there is always a good selection available. If you have visited or had dealings with other care homes, I would recommend that you look at George Brooker and perhaps like me you will see that your nearest and dearest are being looked after at a very good place.