42/44 Old Tiverton Road, Exeter, EX4 6NG
View Full Details of The Lilacs Residential HomeOver the last 18 months my mother has been very well looked after. I thank all the staff at The Lilacs (Exeter) for their dedication and support with the care they gave Mother in the last months of her life, and in particular the way they cared for her as the end was approaching. The Lilacs was well run and it appeared that all the other clients were treated with care and respect.
The staff at this care home made a supreme effort to ensure my mum enjoyed her 100th birthday in July, decorating her room, making a special cake and marking the occasion with photos in their newsletter. The staff at this home treat my mum with great patience and dignity and are very warm towards her. A great deal of effort is made with her likes and dislikes. The home is not luxurious but it is warm and homely and there always seems to be something organised for the residents.
After living at The Lilacs for several years, as her Alzheimer's progressed, my mother died there on 8th February 2024. We were surrounded by care and compassion both during and after her final days. Nothing seemed to be too much trouble, and it was as though they were saying goodbye to one of their friends. I have nothing but praise for all the staff who looked after my mother during her years of residence. They knew her moods, likes and dislikes, and acted accordingly with kindness and understanding. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for the way you looked after her. I couldn't have asked for better.
Twenty-one months ago, I had to make the hardest decision of my life. My mum had dementia and I had to put her in a care home. I chose The Lilacs Residential Home in Old Tiverton Road, Exeter. On Sunday, Mum became ill and they started palliative care. Over the last couple of days and nights, Mum and I and other family members experienced such love and care from all the staff. From the manager to the cleaner, they showed such kindness and compassion. I heard stories from so many members of staff about Mum, that confirmed that I had done the right thing. They knew Mum, they had seen beyond the dementia and had seen her as she had been. They had treated her with respect and dignity right up to this morning when Mum passed peacefully. The kindness didn't stop though. Their concern then passed to me, making sure I was ok and guiding me through something I have never experienced before. I cannot thank Mum's Lilacs family enough. You have gone above and beyond. Thank you is just not enough.
I am so pleased with the care my mum receives at The Lilacs. All the staff are friendly and so very kind, nothing is too much trouble for them. I had been so worried about my mum and she is now so much happier and I can relax knowing that she is receiving exceptional care. Her whole life has improved and she feels safe and loves the company she now has. Thank you for making a difficult time bearable and even happy for us knowing my mum is so well cared for.
I, of course, had reservations about putting my dad in a home but I couldn't be more delighted with the care and treatment he receives and it is first class.
We can only review what we have seen so far with our dear friends and their feedback is very positive so far. We have noticed a great improvement in their health and well-being since the short time they have been with you.
My mum's been in The Lilacs Residential Home for over a year now, if not longer. She loves it, friendly and polite staff, even I have a bit of fun with them. My mum's cheeky when she is happy (always cheeky). She is very well looked after and has a wonderful room. The staff are brilliant.
The staff are polite and friendly. Dad is well looked after. The home is very clean and homely.
My mother has Alzheimer's and needs a lot of help and assistance every day. The staff are lovely and kind to her and I know she is happy there and feels that it is her home.
Very happy with the care given to my sister at The Lilacs. She has settled in well, considering the pandemic isolation. The staff have been very good.
Having us of The Lilacs before, she was happy and came home content. Fine by me.
Mum has been a resident at The Lilacs for over four (4) years now and we have been really pleased with the level of care and support provided. The staff are helpful and friendly towards both residents and visitors. Staff turnover seems very low - a positive reflection on the ethos of Stonehaven and the professionalism of the Manager and her senior team. This continuity of care with familiar people has undoubtedly helped Mum. The Lilacs is comfortable and 'homely', displaying a positive and reassuring atmosphere.
From the very first phone call, my family and I were impressed by the help, kindness and reassurance we were given at what is a decision that is so hard. It is exceptionally difficult, especially as we haven't been inside the home because of Covid and lockdown, but have felt very happy and well informed since "Dad" entered the home in August 2020. I couldn't fault the care and attention given, especially as a couple of health issues have arisen along the way, which was attended to speedily. Very grateful to all for how my Dad has settled, is happy and well looked after.
Mum came to The Lilacs in quite poor health just over two years ago. She came after several weeks in the hospital where she was found to have numerous problems, and it was decided she needed around the clock care. In that time, her problems have either disappeared or are under control. Her wits are sharper, she jokes again, her anxiety has completely gone, and she eats normally again. The environment in The Lilacs is very good, and I'm so pleased we got her in.
Due to Coivd, I haven't been able to visit much, but when I have, I've been very impressed with the care and consideration given to my husband. His care always seemed to be their priority.
The Lilacs is a caring, kindly residence. Hard-working staff with a straightforward, non-patronising, friendly relationship with residents.
My friend moved into The Lilacs last autumn following several falls and numerous hospital visits. Since moving into care, she now feels safe, secure and her self confidence has returned. She has numerous medical conditions, all of which were accommodated. For her, it was a good move. She has her own key to her room, so can still maintain her independence but with immediate assistance if necessary - either from staff nearby or via a call button in her room. She tells me her room is cleaned regularly and her laundry is dealt with. For a while, some items of clothing 'went missing'. Subsequently, I purchased a quantity of iron-on labels and labelled all clothing. The problem no longer occurs. She tells me she is happy with about 90% of the meals, I understand the cook is apt to put flavourings in some foods which my friend is not to keen on. But her weight is checked regularly and all seems in order. To sum up she is happy and certainly would not wish to move.
Due to Covid-19, I have not stepped foot inside The Lilacs yet, my contact with the staff via phone and email has always been met with an efficient and professional manner. Mum seems really settled and happy which is a good thing. Again the Covid-19 crisis has meant that The Lilacs has sent us regular monthly newsletters which has been lovely to receive.
The staff is always very pleasant when I go to see my husband. His room is always very clean and tidy. They always keep him very clean. His clothes are very clean. He loves it when they all sing together. He always enjoys the food they give him. I have sometimes stayed for dinner there. They are very good towards me. The management have been very helpful.
Over the last 18 months my mother has been very well looked after. I thank all the staff at The Lilacs (Exeter) for their dedication and support with the care they gave Mother in the last months of her life, and in particular the way they cared for her as the end was approaching. The Lilacs was well run and it appeared that all the other clients were treated with care and respect.
The staff at this care home made a supreme effort to ensure my mum enjoyed her 100th birthday in July, decorating her room, making a special cake and marking the occasion with photos in their newsletter. The staff at this home treat my mum with great patience and dignity and are very warm towards her. A great deal of effort is made with her likes and dislikes. The home is not luxurious but it is warm and homely and there always seems to be something organised for the residents.
After living at The Lilacs for several years, as her Alzheimer's progressed, my mother died there on 8th February 2024. We were surrounded by care and compassion both during and after her final days. Nothing seemed to be too much trouble, and it was as though they were saying goodbye to one of their friends. I have nothing but praise for all the staff who looked after my mother during her years of residence. They knew her moods, likes and dislikes, and acted accordingly with kindness and understanding. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for the way you looked after her. I couldn't have asked for better.
Twenty-one months ago, I had to make the hardest decision of my life. My mum had dementia and I had to put her in a care home. I chose The Lilacs Residential Home in Old Tiverton Road, Exeter. On Sunday, Mum became ill and they started palliative care. Over the last couple of days and nights, Mum and I and other family members experienced such love and care from all the staff. From the manager to the cleaner, they showed such kindness and compassion. I heard stories from so many members of staff about Mum, that confirmed that I had done the right thing. They knew Mum, they had seen beyond the dementia and had seen her as she had been. They had treated her with respect and dignity right up to this morning when Mum passed peacefully. The kindness didn't stop though. Their concern then passed to me, making sure I was ok and guiding me through something I have never experienced before. I cannot thank Mum's Lilacs family enough. You have gone above and beyond. Thank you is just not enough.
I am so pleased with the care my mum receives at The Lilacs. All the staff are friendly and so very kind, nothing is too much trouble for them. I had been so worried about my mum and she is now so much happier and I can relax knowing that she is receiving exceptional care. Her whole life has improved and she feels safe and loves the company she now has. Thank you for making a difficult time bearable and even happy for us knowing my mum is so well cared for.
I, of course, had reservations about putting my dad in a home but I couldn't be more delighted with the care and treatment he receives and it is first class.
We can only review what we have seen so far with our dear friends and their feedback is very positive so far. We have noticed a great improvement in their health and well-being since the short time they have been with you.
My mum's been in The Lilacs Residential Home for over a year now, if not longer. She loves it, friendly and polite staff, even I have a bit of fun with them. My mum's cheeky when she is happy (always cheeky). She is very well looked after and has a wonderful room. The staff are brilliant.
The staff are polite and friendly. Dad is well looked after. The home is very clean and homely.
My mother has Alzheimer's and needs a lot of help and assistance every day. The staff are lovely and kind to her and I know she is happy there and feels that it is her home.
Very happy with the care given to my sister at The Lilacs. She has settled in well, considering the pandemic isolation. The staff have been very good.
Having us of The Lilacs before, she was happy and came home content. Fine by me.
Mum has been a resident at The Lilacs for over four (4) years now and we have been really pleased with the level of care and support provided. The staff are helpful and friendly towards both residents and visitors. Staff turnover seems very low - a positive reflection on the ethos of Stonehaven and the professionalism of the Manager and her senior team. This continuity of care with familiar people has undoubtedly helped Mum. The Lilacs is comfortable and 'homely', displaying a positive and reassuring atmosphere.
From the very first phone call, my family and I were impressed by the help, kindness and reassurance we were given at what is a decision that is so hard. It is exceptionally difficult, especially as we haven't been inside the home because of Covid and lockdown, but have felt very happy and well informed since "Dad" entered the home in August 2020. I couldn't fault the care and attention given, especially as a couple of health issues have arisen along the way, which was attended to speedily. Very grateful to all for how my Dad has settled, is happy and well looked after.
Mum came to The Lilacs in quite poor health just over two years ago. She came after several weeks in the hospital where she was found to have numerous problems, and it was decided she needed around the clock care. In that time, her problems have either disappeared or are under control. Her wits are sharper, she jokes again, her anxiety has completely gone, and she eats normally again. The environment in The Lilacs is very good, and I'm so pleased we got her in.
Due to Coivd, I haven't been able to visit much, but when I have, I've been very impressed with the care and consideration given to my husband. His care always seemed to be their priority.
The Lilacs is a caring, kindly residence. Hard-working staff with a straightforward, non-patronising, friendly relationship with residents.
My friend moved into The Lilacs last autumn following several falls and numerous hospital visits. Since moving into care, she now feels safe, secure and her self confidence has returned. She has numerous medical conditions, all of which were accommodated. For her, it was a good move. She has her own key to her room, so can still maintain her independence but with immediate assistance if necessary - either from staff nearby or via a call button in her room. She tells me her room is cleaned regularly and her laundry is dealt with. For a while, some items of clothing 'went missing'. Subsequently, I purchased a quantity of iron-on labels and labelled all clothing. The problem no longer occurs. She tells me she is happy with about 90% of the meals, I understand the cook is apt to put flavourings in some foods which my friend is not to keen on. But her weight is checked regularly and all seems in order. To sum up she is happy and certainly would not wish to move.
Due to Covid-19, I have not stepped foot inside The Lilacs yet, my contact with the staff via phone and email has always been met with an efficient and professional manner. Mum seems really settled and happy which is a good thing. Again the Covid-19 crisis has meant that The Lilacs has sent us regular monthly newsletters which has been lovely to receive.
The staff is always very pleasant when I go to see my husband. His room is always very clean and tidy. They always keep him very clean. His clothes are very clean. He loves it when they all sing together. He always enjoys the food they give him. I have sometimes stayed for dinner there. They are very good towards me. The management have been very helpful.