Priory Gardens
Hours
Chamber Rating
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Cassidy O'Connor
Feb 22nd, 2023 -
Alan hancox
My Dad moved into priory gardens this year and what a absolutely fantastic home , all the staff are caring and really friendly, I wasnt sure how Dad would settle having to leave his home of 80 years but the staff have been wonderful with him , he looks younger than when he went in, he as regained his pride and looks smart again, and his health as definitely improved. The staff have encouraged him to socialise again which is great because Dad is a friendly man who enjoys the company of others. The home makes the family of its residents feel welcome and will telephone updates of how appointments went medical and any concerns. Priory gardens you are all exceptional ,thank you Alan
Oct 30th, 2022 -
Kathryn Gibson
My husband's nan has been in Priory Gardens for 2.5 years. She has Vascular dementia and Alzheimers. The care she has received throughout has been excellent. The home is clean despite our nan's feeding of the birds, cats, dogs etc on a daily basis and tendency to hide food. The staff genuinely care. You can tell they know the residents and it genuinely feels like a family atmosphere. On the very rare occasions we have had any issues they are dealt with immediately and let's be honest this is a normal part of life nothing is perfect. The manager Alison is on the ball. We got regular calls throughout Covid to update the care plan and highlight any concerns. The food is good with choice and they get a lot of cakes, treats etc. We've met the kitchen staff and they take pride in what they do. (she's had amazing birthday cakes made every birthday she's had) Yes things ie clothes go walkabout but every care home/hospital has that, especially those with dementia! The staff work tirelessly and generally call bells are answered in a decent time frame. The activities are kicking back in post Covid now which is great, the staff even bring in their own pets to see those residents who may be missing their own. I was so apprehensive about care homes but we feel reassured in the knowledge she is well cared for and safe. Thankyou all at PG.
May 10th, 2022 -
Cat Metcalfe
Mar 19th, 2017 -
Melanie Higgins
Unfortunately, my husband was placed in this abhorrent place, following discharge from hospital after a stroke in April. Priory Gardens distressed both my husband and ourselves immensely. Thankfully, he was not a dementia patient and was able to report back to us, each day, about his treatment! . No bed pan upon arrival, given someone else's. His option, apparently was to 'mess the bed!' So much for dignity. . Waiting up to 50 minutes for a bed pan. . Used bed pan pan left in room overnight. . Incorrect size of bed. . . Not following care plans, left to fall out of a chair. . Disgusting behavior and language used towards my husband by agency nurse, Steph Charlesworth. (conversation recorded and reported). . Processed food, diets not catered for. If you ever need a 'care home', do not even consider this place.
May 11th, 2020
Contact Info
- (333) 999-8603
Questions & Answers
Q What is the phone number for Priory Gardens?
A The phone number for Priory Gardens is: (333) 999-8603.
Q Where is Priory Gardens located?
A Priory Gardens is located at Lady Balk Ln, Pontefract, eng WF8 1JQ
Q What is the internet address for Priory Gardens?
A The website (URL) for Priory Gardens is: https://hc-one.co.uk/Carehomes/Priory-Gardens.aspx
Q What days are Priory Gardens open?
A Priory Gardens is open:
Sunday: 24 Hours
Monday: 24 Hours
Tuesday: 24 Hours
Wednesday: 24 Hours
Thursday: 24 Hours
Friday: 24 Hours
Saturday: 24 Hours
Q How is Priory Gardens rated?
A Priory Gardens has a 2.5 Star Rating from 2 reviewers.
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Ratings and Reviews
Priory Gardens
Overall Rating
Overall Rating
( 2 Reviews )Cassidy O'Connor on Google
Alan hancox on Google
My Dad moved into priory gardens this year and what a absolutely fantastic home , all the staff are caring and really friendly, I wasnt sure how Dad would settle having to leave his home of 80 years but the staff have been wonderful with him , he looks younger than when he went in, he as regained his pride and looks smart again, and his health as definitely improved. The staff have encouraged him to socialise again which is great because Dad is a friendly man who enjoys the company of others. The home makes the family of its residents feel welcome and will telephone updates of how appointments went medical and any concerns. Priory gardens you are all exceptional ,thank you Alan
Kathryn Gibson on Google
My husband's nan has been in Priory Gardens for 2.5 years. She has Vascular dementia and Alzheimers. The care she has received throughout has been excellent. The home is clean despite our nan's feeding of the birds, cats, dogs etc on a daily basis and tendency to hide food. The staff genuinely care. You can tell they know the residents and it genuinely feels like a family atmosphere. On the very rare occasions we have had any issues they are dealt with immediately and let's be honest this is a normal part of life nothing is perfect. The manager Alison is on the ball. We got regular calls throughout Covid to update the care plan and highlight any concerns. The food is good with choice and they get a lot of cakes, treats etc. We've met the kitchen staff and they take pride in what they do. (she's had amazing birthday cakes made every birthday she's had) Yes things ie clothes go walkabout but every care home/hospital has that, especially those with dementia! The staff work tirelessly and generally call bells are answered in a decent time frame. The activities are kicking back in post Covid now which is great, the staff even bring in their own pets to see those residents who may be missing their own. I was so apprehensive about care homes but we feel reassured in the knowledge she is well cared for and safe. Thankyou all at PG.
Cat Metcalfe on Google
Melanie Higgins on Google
Unfortunately, my husband was placed in this abhorrent place, following discharge from hospital after a stroke in April.
Priory Gardens distressed both my husband and ourselves immensely. Thankfully, he was not a dementia patient and was able to report back to us, each day, about his treatment!
. No bed pan upon arrival, given someone else's. His option, apparently was to 'mess the bed!' So much for dignity.
. Waiting up to 50 minutes for a bed pan.
. Used bed pan pan left in room overnight.
. Incorrect size of bed.
.
. Not following care plans, left to fall out of a chair.
. Disgusting behavior and language used towards my husband by agency nurse, Steph Charlesworth. (conversation recorded and reported).
. Processed food, diets not catered for.
If you ever need a 'care home', do not even consider this place.