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Trusted Residential & Dementia Care in Guildford
At Queen Elizabeth Park Private Care Home, we are dedicated to providing exceptional, person-centred care for older adults in a warm and nurturing environment. Our team of highly trained caregivers combines compassion with expertise to support residents with residential, nursing, and dementia care needs. We prioritise individual dignity and independence, offering tailored services that address the unique requirements of each resident.Our commitment extends beyond basic care, with a focus on enriching lives through engaging activities, nutritious dining experiences, and a safe, homely atmosphere. Recognised for our compassionate approach, we strive to create a community where residents thrive and families feel confident in the quality of care provided.
Services
Residential Care
Dementia Care
Nursing Care
Respite Care
Day Care
End of Life Care
Personalised Activities
Nutritious Dining
Compassionate Support
Safe Environment
Highlights and features
- Our compassionate team delivers person-centred care with over two decades of combined experience.
- We offer tailored dementia care programs developed by certified specialists.
- Residents enjoy daily activities designed to stimulate mind and body in a safe environment.
- Our home maintains rigorous cleanliness and safety standards with regular quality audits.
- Families receive transparent communication and 24/7 support for care coordination.
What people say
Wonderful care
Delicious food
Daily activities
Caring staff
Spotless home
Services
Residential Care
Our residential care provides 24/7 support for older adults needing assistance with daily living. Residents benefit from private rooms, personal care routines, and social engagement opportunities. The service focuses on maintaining independence while ensuring safety and comfort in a homely environment.
Dementia Care
Specialised dementia care combines trained staff with tailored environments to support cognitive needs. We use person-centred approaches, structured routines, and sensory therapies to enhance residents' quality of life while providing family education and support.
Nursing Care
Registered nurses deliver round-the-clock clinical care for residents with complex health needs. Services include medication management, wound care, and coordination with external healthcare providers to maintain optimal health outcomes.
Respite Care
Flexible respite stays offer temporary support for caregivers or post-hospital recovery. Residents experience full care home amenities with tailored activities while receiving professional support during transitional periods.
End of Life Care
Compassionate end-of-life care focuses on comfort, dignity, and emotional support. Our interdisciplinary team works with families to create individualised care plans respecting residents' wishes and cultural needs.
People
Heather
Home Manager
Heather leads our care team with over 15 years' experience in elderly care. She specialises in dementia support and ensures all residents receive compassionate, individualised attention while maintaining high operational standards.
Questions
What types of care does Queen Elizabeth Park offer?
We provide residential, nursing, dementia, respite, day, and end-of-life care tailored to individual needs.
How are activities structured for residents?
Daily activities include arts, music, exercise, and social events designed to engage and stimulate residents.
What dining options are available?
Nutritious meals are prepared by our in-house chef, with varied menus catering to dietary requirements.
How does the home support dementia residents?
Specialised programs use memory-enhancing techniques and sensory stimulation delivered by trained caregivers.
Can families visit anytime?
Yes, we encourage visits and recommend contacting our manager to ensure availability for welcome tours.
Reviews (5)
Marcelle Barr
Dec 23, 2021
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Run by clowns . Bad care standards and terrible staff members. The residents are woken up at 5.30 on second floor . Imagine you thinking your grandparents are being cared for but are dragged out if bed before the sun comes up??? TERRIBLE PLACE TO WORK AND LIVE .
L. Maclennan
Sep 29, 2020
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I use too be a carer at QEP for many years and i would always recommend it. I just had a very dear friend move in and he is very very happy in his new home, always telling me about what activities hes done etc and the lovley food not forgetting the wonderful staff he cant praise enough.
Geraldine Parkes
Sep 29, 2019
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I have visited the same resident on three occasions and have been somewhat disturbed by what I saw. The room was very small with no outlook other than a brick wall. Whilst the staff were friendly I was concerned that the call button was not easily to hand. The activities offered were very limited and included 'sorting laundry' - an occupation that may suit dementia sufferers but is certainly not designed to stimulate the brain. Lunch was served whilst I was there and looked very unappetizing. My overall impression was that this home would depress anyone.
J. S.
Jun 10, 2019
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Mother spent three weeks in the home for respite - third home I've tried in the area. QEP is head and shoulders above the others. The staff are very kind, and very responsive and efficient. They pay attention to the kind of detail that makes the difference between an elderly, rather befuddled lady feeling comfortable and being even more befuddled and very uncomfortable. It is such a relief to know there is somewhere she can go for respite (and maybe full time in due course) where she will be properly cared for.
Mia Pal
Dec 27, 2017
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I have returned to Queen Elizabeth Park after 9 years. The owners and staff have done a great deal to this lovely care home. It is bright, stylish and very, very clean. Most of the staff still there and happy to work there. Residents and relatives adore them. The Head chef, yeah still lovely Carole, is trialling gorgeous spring menu... best chorizo breakfast muffins I ever ate.
