Life At Brockhampton Court

Morning:

Wake up with early morning tea and paper delivery. A member of our team will present you with the menu choices for the day and see what meals you would like – whether this is something from the day’s menu or something bespoke.
Breakfast:

You can enjoy your freshly cooked and prepared breakfast in one of our communal dining areas or in the privacy of your room.
Plan your day:

Our team will meet with you every morning to run through all activities that are planned for the day. We have daily activities for you to enjoy, but the choice is yours to either participate, spend the day with friends or family or even venture out to the local pub.
Morning and afternoon activities:

Whether you want to go for a walk, participate in a quiz, a physical activity or simply relax and enjoy a pamper treatment; the choice is yours.
Lunch:

Enjoy a 2-course meal at lunchtime, freshly prepared by our kitchen staff. We encourage residents to come downstairs for lunch and supper to socialise with other residents and staff, or you can enjoy your meal in your room.
Evening:

Enjoy relaxing in your room or in one of our communal areas with a friend. Supper is served from 6:00pm and you are welcome to enjoy a drink with your meal. Every Sunday, we serve a sherry for to enjoy before a delicious home-cooked roast.

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“I have been most impressed with all the kindness given to me while recuperating here at Brockhampton. An idyllic environment where one appreciates all the thoughtfulness displayed throughout.”

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Frequently asked questions about Brockhampton Court

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When visiting a resident, are visitors allowed to have meals on site?

Visitors are welcome to have meals with the residents in their rooms.

For palliative care residents, arrangements can be made to have a meal in the library. This should be arranged with as much notice as possible as we may need to carry out a detailed risk assessment, book the library, make arrangements with the kitchen and care workers and arrange for the room to be fogged after the visit. We do this to ensure the safety of all residents, visitors and staff.

Each meal will cost £12.00 per person. This will be added to the residents’ ‘extras’ bill.

How can I enquire about care at Brockhampton Court for myself or a family member?: If you would like to make an enquiry to stay at Brockhampton Court for yourself or a member of your family, please contact us via our contact form, or call us on 01989 740239. During our call we can talk you through our admissions process, the types of care we provide and what life is like at Brockhampton Court. We always encourage prospective residents to visit us too, so they can get a real-life glimpse of the home.

What information will you need at the time of enquiry?: We will need the full details of the person the care is for, such as their name, date of birth, etc. We will also need to know at this time what the nature of the care requirement is, for example if they require short-term respite care, or a long-term stay. We will also ask about their current medical history and what care they are currently receiving, where applicable.

When visiting a resident, are visitors allowed to have meals on site?

Visitors are welcome to have meals with the residents in their rooms.

For palliative care residents, arrangements can be made to have a meal in the library. This should be arranged with as much notice as possible as we may need to carry out a detailed risk assessment, book the library, make arrangements with the kitchen and care workers and arrange for the room to be fogged after the visit. We do this to ensure the safety of all residents, visitors and staff.

Each meal will cost £12.00 per person. This will be added to the residents’ ‘extras’ bill.

How can I enquire about care at Brockhampton Court for myself or a family member?: If you would like to make an enquiry to stay at Brockhampton Court for yourself or a member of your family, please contact us via our contact form, or call us on 01989 740239. During our call we can talk you through our admissions process, the types of care we provide and what life is like at Brockhampton Court. We always encourage prospective residents to visit us too, so they can get a real-life glimpse of the home.

What information will you need at the time of enquiry?: We will need the full details of the person the care is for, such as their name, date of birth, etc. We will also need to know at this time what the nature of the care requirement is, for example if they require short-term respite care, or a long-term stay. We will also ask about their current medical history and what care they are currently receiving, where applicable.

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Morning:

Breakfast:

Plan your day:

Morning and afternoon activities:

Lunch:

Evening:

“Impressed with all the kindness”

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Resident Enrichment

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Frequently asked questions about Brockhampton Court

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