Hawarden Road, Hope, Wrexham, LL12 9NH
View Full Details of Chestnut HouseI was so disappointed with the care at Chestnut House, I felt I had no choice but to take my mum from there. Despite being promised that there would be daily activities for the residents, there were none during the fortnight Mum was there. Yes there were boxes of jigsaws and Dominoes on shelves but I did not see staff get them out and engage with the residents (I went at various times of the day from early morning to later in the evening). In fact, I played Dominoes with one resident and he became much more animated. Ensuring residents have stimulation is as important as making sure they are clean and fed. Cleanliness is also hit and miss. On a couple of occasions, there was a strong smell of urine in the home, including my mum's own room. I also had to ask for her hair to be washed as it was very greasy. I found communication poor e.g I was not informed of the outcome from the District Nurse's visit. I have raised these issues with management and hopefully things will improve.
My uncle moved to Chestnut House a couple of months ago. Thankfully he has settled in well. The bedrooms are quite spacious with plenty of storage space. Windows have safety locks. Lovely staff who all engage with my uncle with respect and friendliness. Activities such as jigsaws, dominoes, and crafting are available. Also, they had pie and a pint last month. Nothing seems to be too much trouble, including arranging for my uncle to have an eye test there.
I have always found the staff caring and supportive of my mother's needs. She is generally clean, tidy and well looked after.
Lovely friendly and patient staff.
Chestnut House is first class. Staff and management are superb! Very caring and professional/recommend the home to anybody!
I feel very welcome when I visit Chestnut House, the home is warm and friendly, and we are all on first-name terms. The staff are always pleasant and accommodating. My husband is well fed, clean, and cared for, sometimes a little bored and sometimes not very happy. If I could highlight anything it will be my husband's bedroom it's definitely dated and could do with a bit of upgrading.
My husband seems very happy. He can be difficult in the morning, so sometimes not shaved as often as liked. Otherwise no complaints.
This home is so nice. Staff are excellent. Food is great, rooms beautiful, nothing is too much trouble for them. I visit anytime, any problems they let you know straight away. My mother would not move home now. This is great peace of mind for the families.
My mum was diagnosed with Alzheimer's two years ago. Mum was sent to Chestnut House as an emergency case because her mental health was deteriorating. They made what was a difficult process much easier. They are caring, well organised and incredibly nice. Mum is Ok. She is being well looked after, fed, warm and cared for and I appreciate it so much.
It would be nice to see some more activities in place for the residents. There doesn't appear to be anything to stimulate. The staff work very hard but rarely have time to do other things but one-to-one with personal care. The home is always clean and tidy and so are the residents.
Friendly attentive staff who are always approachable, overall excellent standard of care.
We as a family have had issues with the performance of 2 members of the care team but the manager and the deputy manager have been excellent with dealing with the matter and both staff in a prompt professional manner.
Generally excellent care. Staff are all very caring and Mum looks as contented as we can hope for. Mum's room needs a decorative update which was started but still not completed after 2-3 months and disappointed at the lack of activities within the home.
Since mum has been in Chestnut House (7 months) she has settled in lovely. Gone has all her anxiety she has from suffering from, even though sometimes she doesn't acknowledge the family. She always has a great laugh with all the staff who go above and beyond to make her happy. We know she is in safe hands and well looked after/after the previous year when Alzheimer's took over her life completely we knew we had to make the right decision on placing her here. Waiting for a place for my dad who is in another home at the moment, so they can spend the rest of their lives together in a homely atmosphere.
I am so relieved to see how happy and well cared for my mum is in the few months she has been a resident. The management and all the staff are extremely caring and very approachable, it's always a very difficult and upsetting time for the family of loved ones when having to make the decision about their care, finding somewhere loved ones will be happy. Chestnut House is highly recommended and are doing a brilliant job, there are like family. Thank you.
Chestnut House, Hope, since its recent revamp, is a more welcoming home. Residents seem happy and staff are always accommodating to both residents and their family or friends. Management and staff are approachable at all times.
Chestnut House has a happy, safe atmosphere with excellent, friendly members of staff. With a few improvements, the overall standard would be beyond excellent. Often, when visiting my nan, I see her happy, smiling and laughing, which is all we wish for. It would be nice to see more activities however, and for my nan to be encouraged to participate. As a family, we would also like to see her bedroom improved.
Chestnut House is a very caring home, clean, friendly, professional and so so lovely to all residents. The staff are so helpful and kind that the home is so lucky to have such dedicated staff. Nothing is too much trouble to them I am so happy we are able to have this choice, everything is great.
Very satisfied with overall standard and care. I have no cause for complaint and am very satisfied with care given to my mother. All staff do a very good job under difficult circumstances.
My late mother came to Chestnut House five months ago and our family felt that all the staff treated her with great understanding and dedication. During the last two weeks of her life -October 2016 - she, and us as a family, were treated with care and compassion. Thank you so much.
I was so disappointed with the care at Chestnut House, I felt I had no choice but to take my mum from there. Despite being promised that there would be daily activities for the residents, there were none during the fortnight Mum was there. Yes there were boxes of jigsaws and Dominoes on shelves but I did not see staff get them out and engage with the residents (I went at various times of the day from early morning to later in the evening). In fact, I played Dominoes with one resident and he became much more animated. Ensuring residents have stimulation is as important as making sure they are clean and fed. Cleanliness is also hit and miss. On a couple of occasions, there was a strong smell of urine in the home, including my mum's own room. I also had to ask for her hair to be washed as it was very greasy. I found communication poor e.g I was not informed of the outcome from the District Nurse's visit. I have raised these issues with management and hopefully things will improve.
My uncle moved to Chestnut House a couple of months ago. Thankfully he has settled in well. The bedrooms are quite spacious with plenty of storage space. Windows have safety locks. Lovely staff who all engage with my uncle with respect and friendliness. Activities such as jigsaws, dominoes, and crafting are available. Also, they had pie and a pint last month. Nothing seems to be too much trouble, including arranging for my uncle to have an eye test there.
I have always found the staff caring and supportive of my mother's needs. She is generally clean, tidy and well looked after.
Lovely friendly and patient staff.
Chestnut House is first class. Staff and management are superb! Very caring and professional/recommend the home to anybody!
I feel very welcome when I visit Chestnut House, the home is warm and friendly, and we are all on first-name terms. The staff are always pleasant and accommodating. My husband is well fed, clean, and cared for, sometimes a little bored and sometimes not very happy. If I could highlight anything it will be my husband's bedroom it's definitely dated and could do with a bit of upgrading.
My husband seems very happy. He can be difficult in the morning, so sometimes not shaved as often as liked. Otherwise no complaints.
This home is so nice. Staff are excellent. Food is great, rooms beautiful, nothing is too much trouble for them. I visit anytime, any problems they let you know straight away. My mother would not move home now. This is great peace of mind for the families.
My mum was diagnosed with Alzheimer's two years ago. Mum was sent to Chestnut House as an emergency case because her mental health was deteriorating. They made what was a difficult process much easier. They are caring, well organised and incredibly nice. Mum is Ok. She is being well looked after, fed, warm and cared for and I appreciate it so much.
It would be nice to see some more activities in place for the residents. There doesn't appear to be anything to stimulate. The staff work very hard but rarely have time to do other things but one-to-one with personal care. The home is always clean and tidy and so are the residents.
Friendly attentive staff who are always approachable, overall excellent standard of care.
We as a family have had issues with the performance of 2 members of the care team but the manager and the deputy manager have been excellent with dealing with the matter and both staff in a prompt professional manner.
Generally excellent care. Staff are all very caring and Mum looks as contented as we can hope for. Mum's room needs a decorative update which was started but still not completed after 2-3 months and disappointed at the lack of activities within the home.
Since mum has been in Chestnut House (7 months) she has settled in lovely. Gone has all her anxiety she has from suffering from, even though sometimes she doesn't acknowledge the family. She always has a great laugh with all the staff who go above and beyond to make her happy. We know she is in safe hands and well looked after/after the previous year when Alzheimer's took over her life completely we knew we had to make the right decision on placing her here. Waiting for a place for my dad who is in another home at the moment, so they can spend the rest of their lives together in a homely atmosphere.
I am so relieved to see how happy and well cared for my mum is in the few months she has been a resident. The management and all the staff are extremely caring and very approachable, it's always a very difficult and upsetting time for the family of loved ones when having to make the decision about their care, finding somewhere loved ones will be happy. Chestnut House is highly recommended and are doing a brilliant job, there are like family. Thank you.
Chestnut House, Hope, since its recent revamp, is a more welcoming home. Residents seem happy and staff are always accommodating to both residents and their family or friends. Management and staff are approachable at all times.
Chestnut House has a happy, safe atmosphere with excellent, friendly members of staff. With a few improvements, the overall standard would be beyond excellent. Often, when visiting my nan, I see her happy, smiling and laughing, which is all we wish for. It would be nice to see more activities however, and for my nan to be encouraged to participate. As a family, we would also like to see her bedroom improved.
Chestnut House is a very caring home, clean, friendly, professional and so so lovely to all residents. The staff are so helpful and kind that the home is so lucky to have such dedicated staff. Nothing is too much trouble to them I am so happy we are able to have this choice, everything is great.
Very satisfied with overall standard and care. I have no cause for complaint and am very satisfied with care given to my mother. All staff do a very good job under difficult circumstances.
My late mother came to Chestnut House five months ago and our family felt that all the staff treated her with great understanding and dedication. During the last two weeks of her life -October 2016 - she, and us as a family, were treated with care and compassion. Thank you so much.