At Abbeycrest nursing home we offer exceptional residential, nursing and dementia care for up to 70 elderly people. You can find us in the quiet village of Sonning Common in the heart of the Chilterns. Abbeycrest provides our residents with a full Care Pathway – with a full suite of residential, nursing and dedicated dementia care available here. This means that our residents can feel confident in the knowledge that their home can cater for them both now, and in the future, if their care needs were to change. Our nursing home offers a full range of residential, nursing and dementia support – including trial stays, short stay and convalescent care, as well as long-term care. We always encourage our residents to personalise their rooms with important personal possessions. Abbeycrest is ideally equipped to provide residential support for elderly people living with different types of dementia – including Alzheimer’s disease, vascular dementia and Korsakoff’s syndrome. Our Care Team never loses sight of the fact that, first and foremost, Abbeycrest is our residents’ home.

Overlooking the stunning farmland of the Chiltern Hills, this impeccably landscaped former doctor's house is situated a short distance from the centre of Chinnor, offering nursing care and respite care in a warm and friendly environment. The majority of bedrooms are en-suite, set across two floors, with each room tastefully decorated and maintained to the highest standards. Hempton Field has as much personality as its residents—you can be proud to call it home. Activities staff oversee a busy schedule of events. Residents are encouraged to participate and help plan these events to ensure there is something for everyone. There are daily activities in the home, as well as frequent excursions outside it and big celebrations throughout the year. Hempton Field is situated on half an acre of grounds, where you can relax in the gorgeous sheltered courtyard, surrounded by flower beds and a pond. The gazebo area has views of the Chiltern Hills and is perfect for outdoor socialising.

Huntercombe Hall nursing home in Henley-upon-Thames is an impressive Victorian building set within a secluded countryside location providing high levels of residential, nursing and dementia care for up to 42 elderly residents. Our commitment to care Our Henley-upon-Thames care home offers a full range of residential, nursing and dementia support – including trial stays, short stay and convalescent care, as well as long-term care. We are well equipped to provide residential support for elderly people living with different types of dementia at Huntercombe Hall – including Alzheimer’s disease, vascular dementia and Korsakoff’s syndrome. Living in My World Every team member receives our unique ‘Living in My World’ dementia training which is accredited by City and Guilds. It highlights the importance of meaningful activities and a stimulating environment for people living with dementia, as well as addressing clinical aspects of care. Why choose Huntercombe Hall? Our compassionate care team never loses sight of the fact that, first and foremost, Huntercombe Hall is our residents’ home. Our home is spacious and bright, with a friendly and welcoming atmosphere. We always encourage residents to bring important personal possessions to personalise their rooms and make the space their own. Our residents benefit from a broad and thoroughly enjoyable range of activities, and we have a dedicated Activities Coordinator who ensures a varied and stimulating programme is available to residents every day. Visiting us We operate an open visiting policy at Huntercombe Hall, where residents and loved ones may visit at the times that are most convenient for them. Accreditation As the Home Manager at Huntercombe Hall, I lead my Care Team to provide the highest standards of care. I ensure that every member of our care team receives the ongoing training they need to do their jobs, helping us to build on the excellent reputation we have earned for high quality care provision. Our home is fully registered with the Care Quality Commission and Hospitality Assured accreditation. Huntercombe history Huntercombe Hall has a unique and varied history. The Hall had a significant role during the Second World War, playing host to Rudolph Hess and being visited by Winston Churchill on several occasions. The Hall’s historic character has been carefully preserved following its conversion to a care home in Henley-upon-Thames. In addition to our beautifully appointed en-suite bedrooms, residents can relax in the stunning panelled library and dining room or enjoy views of the gardens from the bright and airy conservatory.