15 Vicarage Lane, Ruddington, Nottingham, NG11 6HB
View Full Details of St Peter'sMy mum has been a resident of St Peter's for nearly 2 years after her previous care home closed suddenly. It was a tricky move as Mum didn't want to leave her old home but all the staff at St Peter's went above and beyond to help my mum settle in under difficult circumstances. My mum is a Buddhist and they personalised the garden outside of her room so she could practice her beliefs, which was/is so important to her and us. As Mum's dementia has advanced, her behaviour has been very challenging at times, but the staff have always treated her with kindness and respect. As a family, it is always so difficult handing over the care of your loved one to someone else, but we have always known that mum is safe, well cared for and listened to at St Peter's. The peace of mind knowing this is priceless and we cannot thank the staff enough for all they do.
We celebrated my mother-in-law's 90th birthday today at the care home. I would like to thank each and every one of the amazing staff for always showing how much they care for all the residents. They went above and beyond to make her birthday celebration special under the circumstances of my mother-in-law's poor health. The entertainer was amazing as always. Happy New Year to you all and thank you.
Very friendly, caring staff who do a wonderful job in sometimes really difficult circumstances - I know my dad has been well cared for. Nothing has ever been a bother for the staff for my dad's care - they are amazing. Thank you to the staff.
Poor communication. No music on ever which is so important to residents. Times when I walked the whole ground floor to find staff and struggled. No conversations of advice regarding her care going forward. Felt invisible when visiting. Just sorry couldn’t get mum moved before she passed. Still not answering simple questions after mum passed.
My father has been a resident at St Peter's for several years now. His care while here has been flawless and he has always been treated as a person. I can't rate the staff of the home highly enough, the rooms, food and communal areas are all welcoming.
A comfortable and caring environment that has nurtured and cared for my mother enhancing her later years.
My Mum arrived at St Peter’s during the lockdown and has been made very welcome by all the staff. She tells me that everyone is extremely friendly and helpful, and she is clearly happy there. I am encouraged by the staff to ring to speak to my Mum, and visiting is now possible, in a Covid safe way. I know I can call the staff if I have any concerns.
My mum has been a resident at St Peter's for two years this June. She has always had excellent care. The staff and management are very kind, caring, knowledgeable and hardworking. They are always very friendly and professional. There is always good communication, and nothing is too much trouble for them. The staff quickly got to know my mum and her needs well. Before Covid, I use to visit regularly and at different times, and always felt very welcome by all staff and there was always a lovely, warm, homely atmosphere and everywhere was spotless. I still speak daily with mum. Mum has always felt very safe and has enjoyed the varied and interesting activities and the very tasty food. St Peter's is like a home from home. A very welcoming place, with dedicated staff providing excellent care.
Mum started to need 24-hour care recently. Because of the Government guidelines on care home visits, I had to do all of my research via Zoom tours and phone calls. It was really difficult to imagine choosing the right home for Mum in these circumstances, but of the 8 CQC “good” plus, rated local care homes I researched, St Peter’s was by far the nicest, most homely and approachable, with a management team that had been there for many years. (I would urge anyone looking for a care home to check how long the various staff members have worked there, (the longer the better), and if, as some of the larger care homes do, whether they employ their staff on depressing contracts). Despite the current Covid rules, St Peter’s have made Mum’s transition as comfortable as possible. They have been flexible and accommodating, and communication has been good. I can’t wait till the rules are lifted, and I can take Mum around the lovely busy village with its cafes and shops.
When lockdown started in March 2020, Dads dementia became much worse, all the activities myself and my brothers were able to take him to had shut down. Despite six care calls a day, it became apparent Dad needed 24-hour care. When we spoke to St Peter's, Dads behaviours/habits seemed completely manageable, and they genuinely seemed to care for all the residents, as if they were part of a large family. Dad went into St Peter's in September 2020 and has thrived. We have not been able to see him due to Covid, but, as a family, regularly speak to the staff and Dad. He has become the sociable gentleman again that we know he is. The staff have involved Dad in activities that relate to his previous job, and he has a renewed sense of purpose. Dads sister is arranging to be his regular visitor as we all work full time, and we hope to be able to spend time with him in the summer as restrictions allow. Thanks to St Peters staff for making a difficult transition for us as a family, easy for Dad.
I was in respite care for two weeks and nothing was too much trouble. Everyone was kind and caring. Special mention for excellence was the cook for wonderful food. Washing ladies named my clothes for me and ensured I came home with all my clothes and the handyman sorted my electrics and getting online.
My father came to the home on Monday 27/1/20 and has settled in pretty well. He has been made so welcome by all the staff and on shift change the staff coming on introduced themselves to him. Only 2 days but very impressed with the level of care shown and the dignity towards my dad. Food, he has eaten all his meals something he hasn't done for 3 months. Staff that care, management has been great. Thank you.
The staff were caring and attentive. Always responded to requests positively. Mum and dad were settled and enjoyed their time there.
I really can't praise St Peter's highly enough. It's set in a nice location in a quiet lane in Ruddington, and is cosy inside. The most amazing thing about it by far, though, is the staff. They are always smiling and friendly, clearly care for the welfare of their charges and are extremely professional. They really are lovely people, and made me feel very welcome when I visited my mother for a week of afternoons. I live 3,000 miles away from my mother, and being so far away from her when she was declining was a real worry. I know that she is in the best possible hands at St Peter's, and can now rest easy. Choosing a care home for one's elderly loved ones is a serious decision, and I'm aware that not all care homes are equal. St Peter's is one that I recommend very highly.
From the moment I stepped into St Peter's, I knew it was right for my mother in law. I couldn’t wait to go back and get her to show her the place. It was her face when she looked around, she left my side and went for a look round. The staff spoke to her and answered her many questions. We agreed to respite and it was tough at first but with the help of the amazing staff, we are seeing major breakthroughs. She is happy now and is settled, she is relaxing into the routines helped by everyone there. I’m so glad we found St. Peter’s.
Husband cried when we left to come home. All staff I met were friendly and helpful.
A lovely caring home. The staff were so friendly and welcoming. We sat in the gardens, which are a delight. The place was clean. The dining room immaculate. Could not fault it at all.
I have been very impressed with the care given to my mother. In my opinion, St Peter's has a homely feel and caters very well for the needs of its residents. The manager and staff are professional and dedicated; there seems a genuine concern for all the people in their care. They are supportive to family members too. This has all helped my mother to settle in and gain familiarity with her new surroundings. I am very appreciative to all the staff.
Staff genuinely care about their residents and they listen to what they say and arrange what they need. Relatives are always welcomed in by friendly staff and are included well in the care for their family member. Staff do their best to support residents and their families’ needs.
Dad came to St Peter's for his first experience of respite care. Staff have been incredibly flexible in allowing him to stay for a long or as little as he wants within the week allocated. Staff have been excellent, a very high standard of care at all time, very friendly, patient and welcoming. Prompt answers of the buzzer when dad needed help.
My mum has been a resident of St Peter's for nearly 2 years after her previous care home closed suddenly. It was a tricky move as Mum didn't want to leave her old home but all the staff at St Peter's went above and beyond to help my mum settle in under difficult circumstances. My mum is a Buddhist and they personalised the garden outside of her room so she could practice her beliefs, which was/is so important to her and us. As Mum's dementia has advanced, her behaviour has been very challenging at times, but the staff have always treated her with kindness and respect. As a family, it is always so difficult handing over the care of your loved one to someone else, but we have always known that mum is safe, well cared for and listened to at St Peter's. The peace of mind knowing this is priceless and we cannot thank the staff enough for all they do.
We celebrated my mother-in-law's 90th birthday today at the care home. I would like to thank each and every one of the amazing staff for always showing how much they care for all the residents. They went above and beyond to make her birthday celebration special under the circumstances of my mother-in-law's poor health. The entertainer was amazing as always. Happy New Year to you all and thank you.
Very friendly, caring staff who do a wonderful job in sometimes really difficult circumstances - I know my dad has been well cared for. Nothing has ever been a bother for the staff for my dad's care - they are amazing. Thank you to the staff.
Poor communication. No music on ever which is so important to residents. Times when I walked the whole ground floor to find staff and struggled. No conversations of advice regarding her care going forward. Felt invisible when visiting. Just sorry couldn’t get mum moved before she passed. Still not answering simple questions after mum passed.
My father has been a resident at St Peter's for several years now. His care while here has been flawless and he has always been treated as a person. I can't rate the staff of the home highly enough, the rooms, food and communal areas are all welcoming.
A comfortable and caring environment that has nurtured and cared for my mother enhancing her later years.
My Mum arrived at St Peter’s during the lockdown and has been made very welcome by all the staff. She tells me that everyone is extremely friendly and helpful, and she is clearly happy there. I am encouraged by the staff to ring to speak to my Mum, and visiting is now possible, in a Covid safe way. I know I can call the staff if I have any concerns.
My mum has been a resident at St Peter's for two years this June. She has always had excellent care. The staff and management are very kind, caring, knowledgeable and hardworking. They are always very friendly and professional. There is always good communication, and nothing is too much trouble for them. The staff quickly got to know my mum and her needs well. Before Covid, I use to visit regularly and at different times, and always felt very welcome by all staff and there was always a lovely, warm, homely atmosphere and everywhere was spotless. I still speak daily with mum. Mum has always felt very safe and has enjoyed the varied and interesting activities and the very tasty food. St Peter's is like a home from home. A very welcoming place, with dedicated staff providing excellent care.
Mum started to need 24-hour care recently. Because of the Government guidelines on care home visits, I had to do all of my research via Zoom tours and phone calls. It was really difficult to imagine choosing the right home for Mum in these circumstances, but of the 8 CQC “good” plus, rated local care homes I researched, St Peter’s was by far the nicest, most homely and approachable, with a management team that had been there for many years. (I would urge anyone looking for a care home to check how long the various staff members have worked there, (the longer the better), and if, as some of the larger care homes do, whether they employ their staff on depressing contracts). Despite the current Covid rules, St Peter’s have made Mum’s transition as comfortable as possible. They have been flexible and accommodating, and communication has been good. I can’t wait till the rules are lifted, and I can take Mum around the lovely busy village with its cafes and shops.
When lockdown started in March 2020, Dads dementia became much worse, all the activities myself and my brothers were able to take him to had shut down. Despite six care calls a day, it became apparent Dad needed 24-hour care. When we spoke to St Peter's, Dads behaviours/habits seemed completely manageable, and they genuinely seemed to care for all the residents, as if they were part of a large family. Dad went into St Peter's in September 2020 and has thrived. We have not been able to see him due to Covid, but, as a family, regularly speak to the staff and Dad. He has become the sociable gentleman again that we know he is. The staff have involved Dad in activities that relate to his previous job, and he has a renewed sense of purpose. Dads sister is arranging to be his regular visitor as we all work full time, and we hope to be able to spend time with him in the summer as restrictions allow. Thanks to St Peters staff for making a difficult transition for us as a family, easy for Dad.
I was in respite care for two weeks and nothing was too much trouble. Everyone was kind and caring. Special mention for excellence was the cook for wonderful food. Washing ladies named my clothes for me and ensured I came home with all my clothes and the handyman sorted my electrics and getting online.
My father came to the home on Monday 27/1/20 and has settled in pretty well. He has been made so welcome by all the staff and on shift change the staff coming on introduced themselves to him. Only 2 days but very impressed with the level of care shown and the dignity towards my dad. Food, he has eaten all his meals something he hasn't done for 3 months. Staff that care, management has been great. Thank you.
The staff were caring and attentive. Always responded to requests positively. Mum and dad were settled and enjoyed their time there.
I really can't praise St Peter's highly enough. It's set in a nice location in a quiet lane in Ruddington, and is cosy inside. The most amazing thing about it by far, though, is the staff. They are always smiling and friendly, clearly care for the welfare of their charges and are extremely professional. They really are lovely people, and made me feel very welcome when I visited my mother for a week of afternoons. I live 3,000 miles away from my mother, and being so far away from her when she was declining was a real worry. I know that she is in the best possible hands at St Peter's, and can now rest easy. Choosing a care home for one's elderly loved ones is a serious decision, and I'm aware that not all care homes are equal. St Peter's is one that I recommend very highly.
From the moment I stepped into St Peter's, I knew it was right for my mother in law. I couldn’t wait to go back and get her to show her the place. It was her face when she looked around, she left my side and went for a look round. The staff spoke to her and answered her many questions. We agreed to respite and it was tough at first but with the help of the amazing staff, we are seeing major breakthroughs. She is happy now and is settled, she is relaxing into the routines helped by everyone there. I’m so glad we found St. Peter’s.
Husband cried when we left to come home. All staff I met were friendly and helpful.
A lovely caring home. The staff were so friendly and welcoming. We sat in the gardens, which are a delight. The place was clean. The dining room immaculate. Could not fault it at all.
I have been very impressed with the care given to my mother. In my opinion, St Peter's has a homely feel and caters very well for the needs of its residents. The manager and staff are professional and dedicated; there seems a genuine concern for all the people in their care. They are supportive to family members too. This has all helped my mother to settle in and gain familiarity with her new surroundings. I am very appreciative to all the staff.
Staff genuinely care about their residents and they listen to what they say and arrange what they need. Relatives are always welcomed in by friendly staff and are included well in the care for their family member. Staff do their best to support residents and their families’ needs.
Dad came to St Peter's for his first experience of respite care. Staff have been incredibly flexible in allowing him to stay for a long or as little as he wants within the week allocated. Staff have been excellent, a very high standard of care at all time, very friendly, patient and welcoming. Prompt answers of the buzzer when dad needed help.