Our Home
Stanfield Nursing Home, based in Worcester, is a striking Georgian house. Although, the earliest parts of the building date back to 1546. It’s set in a rural location in mature gardens with views over Rushwick cricket ground and open farmland.
The house’s character and surroundings add to the warm, caring and friendly atmosphere of our nursing home.
The House
Stanfield, a nursing home near Worcester, was originally built as a private home. When caring for the elderly, safety regulations are met to ensure a safe environment for the residents. There have been alterations and additions throughout history to improve standards for the individuals we care for. As a result, the major accommodation was purpose built for those we care for. It has two extensions both sympathetic in design to the original building.
Residents can choose to spend time in one of our sitting rooms, social areas or quiet locations. Therefore, enabling them to make the most of our Worcester nursing home’s glorious setting. The bay window in the sitting room is a popular choice for people. Alternatively, they can simply enjoy the peace and quiet of their own room.
Residents may also choose to spend time in one of the safe and enclosed sensory gardens. Our dementia gardens play an important role in people’s daily lives at Stanfield Nursing Home. There are multiple elements that allow everyone to stay independent. As well as providing opportunities to engage in hobbies and relaxation, such as gardening.
The Bedrooms
Stanfield Nursing Home’s bedrooms are each attractively and differently decorated.
We have four different types of bedroom:
- Single rooms with en-suite showers and toilets
- A single room with en-suite toilet
- Single rooms
- A limited number of shared rooms, ideal for couples
All the nursing home rooms have television points and a nurse call system. Furthermore, we encourage residents to bring personal possessions. They may also wish to replace furniture with their own to help create a home from home feel.