Madison Court

We are following the advise of National and Local authorities including Public Health England and our local Infection Control and Prevention team.

All necessary protective equipment will be supplied and visitors may be asked to complete Lateral Flow tests.

Visits will be by appointment only. The Home's team will inform you about what arrangements are in place to keep you, our residents and team members as safe as possible.

Should there be positive cases of COVID in the Home, then visits will not be permitted.

Team members and residents are being tested as per the latest guidelines.

Many thanks for your patience.

Infection control and the safety of both residents and staff often requires quarantine measures and the isolation of care home residents. To test, monitor and allow residents to communicate with relatives, the prevalence of room-level connectivity within the home is becoming increasingly relevant.

Wireless Internet access (WiFi)

Yes, our care home has WiFi in all our resident’s rooms.

Mobile Phone Network Coverage (mobile “signal”)

Yes, our care home has mobile phone signal in all our resident’s rooms.

Telephone for external calling

The Care Organisation has not indicated availability

Built over 3 floors, the home has a dedicated floor for general nursing care, residential dementia care and another for dementia nursing care. All rooms are designed for single occupancy and all have en-suite bathrooms which include showers. The home has two large lounges on the ground floor with one dedicated specifically to resident activities, whether that may be craft, music, baking or any other interest a resident may have. Lounges are spacious, comfortable and homely for residents and their families to enjoy.

The enclosed patio garden area is used for activities, entertainment (when the weather is being kind) and to plant and grow both flowers and vegetables! Even the neighbours come in the home to compliment the flower displays on the patios. That means so much! There are big plans for the outside areas, to include the planting of fruit trees and extension of the raised bed areas, order to make gardening more accessible to many more residents.

All rooms are designed for single occupancy and all have en-suite bathrooms which include showers.

We encourage anyone coming to live with us at Madison Court to personalise their room with a little piece of home. This may be photos, pictures, paintings or ornaments.

We are a family here at Madison. 

We are all passionate about what we do and strive to ensure the care we deliver is about each individual person we look after.

There is nothing more rewarding than knowing you have enhanced the day of even one of your residents.

We love working at Madison Court. 

Meals are the focal point of everyone's day and it's no different here at Madison Court.

Our Chef is proud to provide nutritious, inviting meals, beautifully presented to temp our resident's taste buds.

All dietary requirements can be catered for.

The enclosed patio garden area is used for activities, entertainment (when the weather is being kind) and to plant and grow both flowers and vegetables! Even the neighbours come in the home to compliment the flower displays on the patios. That means so much! There are big plans for the outside areas, to include the planting of fruit trees and extension of the raised bed areas, order to make gardening more accessible to many more residents.

Madison Court is participating in a number of community and wider national initiatives which gives residents involvement in the world beyond the front door of the home. The activities team and residents attend three dementia cafes locally as well as getting involved every year, in packing shoe boxes for ‘Operation Christmas Child’ and have been a collecting point for charitable aid for the homeless. Apart from the good deeds the residents are involved in, their busy activity programme includes scheduled activities to take residents to rugby matches, bingo and tea dances as well as entertainment within the home. The activity provision in the home is ‘second to none’.

11th April 2019