Cedar Mews is a purpose - built 73 bed care home located in the heart of a thriving community in West Leicestershire. With it’s fantastic design, finish and first - class facilities the home enables residents - whether short stay or permanent - the opportunity to continue living well whilst benefiting from incredible care.
Passion for caring, sociability, activity and maintaining high standards across the board mean that Cedar Mews is the ideal place for your loved ones to enjoy life, good fo...
Lonsdale Mews in Quorn offers high-quality residential and dementia care for older people on a respite and permanent basis. Living at Lonsdale Mews is all about enjoying a superb quality of life in beautiful surroundings.
The home offers spacious and beautifully furnished ensuite bedrooms. Residents can enjoy luxury shared facilities, including a cinema room, pub, hair and beauty salon and a modern café - complete with homemade cakes. Outside there are beautiful landscaped gardens to relax in...
Mountview has all the finishing touches you would expect from a warm, welcoming and luxurious home, with attractive décor and freely accessible, secure, gardens. All 66 bedrooms are en-suite, enabling us to deliver person-centred care in a dignified manner, promoting independence as far as possible. Our inclusive fees give peace of mind and allow residents to enjoy our facilities and services without having to worry about extra costs.
Woodthorpe Lodge has all the finishing touches you would expect from a warm, welcoming and luxurious home, with attractive décor and freely accessible, secure, gardens. All 66 bedrooms are en-suite, enabling us to deliver person-centred care in a dignified manner, promoting independence as far as possible. Our inclusive fees give peace of mind and allow residents to enjoy our facilities and services without having to worry about extra costs.
In England, dementia care homes are regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) which rates services as Outstanding, Good, Requires Improvement, or Inadequate.
