Horsell Lodge Care Home, Surrey
Horsell Lodge Care Home At a Glance
Welcome to Horsell Lodge Care Home
Located on the outskirts of the delightful village of Horsell, our stunning care home in Woking is built to the latest care standards offering dementia, residential and nursing care on a permanent and short stay basis.
Living here is all about luxury, comfort and choice. There are many different enticing spaces to relax at Horsell Lodge such as the bistro and quiet lounges dotted around the home. We understand that residents like to continue to look their best, so our hair salon is open regularly for beauty treatments and pamper sessions. We also offer professional physiotherapy sessions.
We are proud to be the only care home group to have our own unique award-winning dementia training and our innovative design features can help people to live well with dementia.
Introducing Grandma’s Cottage
A simple maintenance shed was thoughtfully transformed into a fully functioning kitchen and toilet facility by our dedicated residents. This charming space now serves as a great area for any green-fingered residents to do a bit of gardening or simply enjoy the nearby tranquil memorial garden accessible via Horsell Lodge's Cottage path.
Our Home Manager, Julie Bignell, was joined by residents, families, and team members, as local Mayor, Ilyas Raja, officially opened Grandma's Cottage. The opening was a huge success with guests and residents enjoying some afternoon tea while listening to musical performances from Jubilee High School.
Round The Clock Nursing Care
Horsell Lodge Care Home is delighted to introduce our new Nursing Care service, designed to cater to residents with complex care needs that demand round-the-clock attention. Our dedicated nursing team, comprised of highly qualified and empathetic nurses, is dedicated to providing expert care 24/7. Their specialised skills encompass both social and medical care, ensuring a comprehensive approach to each resident's wellbeing.
Our commitment to delivering the highest quality of life and meeting individual requirements remains paramount. If a loved one currently needs personal care, but has an illness or disability that may require nursing care in the near future, considering a care home that offers both residential and nursing care is a great option, so as their needs change, they don't have to move homes. To find out more about nursing care at our care home in Surrey, click the button below, or get in touch.
Daily Life at Horsell Lodge
Keeping Things Personal
The wonderful surroundings at our care home in Surrey are matched by the standard of care our team brings residents. We love learning as much as we can about the people we care for, so your loved one’s time is tailored to their individual needs, interests and preferences. This can be as small as knowing when they like to wake up, to how they like their tea, and everything in between.
We give as much independence as possible at Horsell Lodge, letting individuals choose how to run the home and if they prefer dinner in front of the TV, or even dusting their own room, we’ll make it happen. Just as putting their own stamp on their bedroom, we’ll help them to personalise it with the things they love.
We consistently apply infection control procedures and services that meet or exceed the requirements and expectations of our customers.
News and Stories from Horsell Lodge
Our Horsell Lodge team and residents are always busy with events and activities, see what they’ve been up to lately.
Map and Directions
See what’s nearby our care home in Woking, how to get here and estimated driving time.Local Area- Woking Station
- Bus stop 5 min walk
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Our Team
The Horsell Lodge Care Home team includes nurses and carers experienced in all types of care.
Julie Bignell Home ManagerAs the Home Manager I believe our residents should be able to live the life they want and I encourage the inclusion of everyone in the home, to create a friendly environment and a great place for us all to live and work.
Daniela Enciu Deputy Home Manager
Margaret Kelly Home AdministratorI am proud to be part of the team at Horsell Lodge providing the best care quality and service to our residents while enhancing their daily lives.
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Meet the Manager
Find out more about our Home Manager, Julie BignellJulie is our Home Manager at Horsell Lodge Care Home, here's a little bit more about the home in her own words:
As the Home Manager I believe our residents should be able to live the life they want and be able to be themselves. I enjoy taking on the responsibilities that come with managing a home and I encourage the inclusion of everyone in the home, to create a friendly environment and a great place for us all to live and work.
I have worked in a variety of roles within the care sector for over 40 years, including being a registered nurse in the NHS for 20 years in intensive care and then moving to a nursing role within a care home. From there I progressed to Home Manager and have managed various sized homes, giving me great experience and having worked as a nurse in this setting previously I understand what the day-to-day role involves so I can support my team.
I operate an open-door policy and am approachable, not only to my team, but to the residents and their relatives too as it is their home. I encourage residents to make their rooms their own, by bringing in meaningful items to help make it homely for them.
The care background of the owners of Caring Homes is what stood out to me when joining as they understand what is involved at home level and there is a strong support network in place for me and my team to continually develop. I am passionate about seeing my team members grow and develop in their roles at the home as I work with them to offer the best care and environment possible for our residents.
In my spare time I love to travel and understand different cultures, I never go back to the same place twice as the world is so big and has so much to offer. I am also interested in ancestry, which I find fascinating and is a journey of discovery.
Award-Winning Dementia Training
Find out more about why we’re proud to be the only care home group to have our own unique award-winning dementia training.
A person living with dementia may need more care and support as their condition progresses. Our unique My World approach, built on four key foundations, ensures we can provide the best possible care to residents living with dementia.Our dementia care
Pricing
See a breakdown of our prices at Horsell LodgeCost guideThese indicative fees are subject to a pre-admission needs assessment which is required to fully understand the level of care and support required. Nursing fees include Local Authority nursing contributions (Funded Nursing Contribution) if applicable.
Fee rates are also determined by the size and aspect of the room and the duration of the stay (short stay/respite or permanent). Fees are payable monthly in advance.
Permanent- ResidentialFrom £1,750
- Residential DementiaFrom £1,809
Respite- ResidentialFrom £1,950
- Residential DementiaFrom £2,009
What’s included?- All care and support
- Monthly review of care plans
- All meals, snacks and drinks
- Wellbeing and lifestyle programme
- All utilities and other accommodation costs
- Housekeeping and laundry services
What is available at an additional cost?- Chiropody or other healthcare not covered by the NHS
- Toiletries, newspapers or magazines
- Staff escorts
- Telephone calls
- Pay TV
- Hairdressing
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Downloads
All the resources you need to make a decisionOur Funding Care Guide Download PDFCare Home Checklist Download PDFSample Home Contract Download PDF
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FAQs
You should be able to visit our care homes at any time – we advise visiting more than once and at different times, so that you can get a clearer understanding of what it is like throughout the day. If you wish to meet the Home Manager during your visit, you might want to consider booking in advance to help ensure they are available when you attend. You can book a viewing at our Horsell Lodge care home, using the form above or by calling the home on 0808 223 5513.
Our Head Chef and the team have many years of cooking experience. They craft their nutritionally balanced menus using seasonal produce, and are guided by the feedback provided to them from our residents during their monthly hospitality meetings and individual care plans.
All members of our care teams are given the training and support needed to help them provide the highest standards of care.
Caring Homes has been providing care across the UK for over 29 years. Every team member receives our unique ‘Living in my World’ dementia training.
It highlights the importance of meaningful activities and a stimulating environment for people living with dementia, as well as addressing clinical aspects of care.
The ‘Food in my World’ training provides the hospitality team and chefs with the skills and knowledge to stimulate senses and increase creativity in the cooking and presentation of food. This can provide a much-improved dining experience for residents living with dementia and or dysphagia.
The length of time people spend in a care home varies according to their needs and preferences. At Horsell Lodge, we offer permanent care to suit your needs or perhaps a respite stay might be required during a period of convalescence after being in hospital. Day Care is also available at many homes to ensure care can continue when a regular carer is unavailable.
