Stretton Hall Care Home

Stretton Hall offers a range of care services for residents with varying needs, including:

• Nursing care
• Specialist dementia care
• Palliative and end-of-life care
• Respite and short-term recovery care
• Day care and elderly support

Care is always shaped around each person’s individual needs.

Yes. Stretton Hall provides 24-hour nursing and personal care to ensure residents have support and reassurance at all times.

The home is set in a former country hotel within the beautiful Shropshire Hills. Residents enjoy:

• En-suite bedrooms
• Relaxing lounges and communal areas
• Peaceful views of the surrounding gardens and countryside

Yes. Meals are prepared on-site and menus are tailored to personal tastes, nutritional needs, cultural considerations and dietary requirements.

Yes. Specialist dementia support is provided within dedicated areas designed to promote familiarity, comfort and as much independence as possible.

Yes. Respite stays are offered for recovery after illness, post-hospital support, or to give family caregivers a break.

A variety of activities are offered to support wellbeing and enjoyment, including:

• Crafts, hobbies and group sessions
• Seasonal events and celebrations
• Tea room social gatherings
• Relaxation in lounges or outdoor spaces

Yes. Stretton Hall has beautiful gardens and outdoor seating areas where residents can enjoy fresh air, gentle walks and time with family and friends.

Care plans are tailored to individual needs, routines and preferences, and residents and families are encouraged to be part of the planning and review process.

Yes. Nursing support is available for residents with ongoing, complex, or changing health needs.

Yes. Family and friends are welcome at all times, and continued involvement is encouraged as an important part of life at Stretton Hall.

Yes. Compassionate palliative care is provided to support dignity, comfort and emotional wellbeing for residents and their families.

The home has a warm and welcoming atmosphere, combined with a calm countryside location that helps residents feel settled and at ease.

Yes. Residents are encouraged to bring meaningful items, such as photos or ornaments, to create a familiar and comforting space.

Yes. Pets are welcome to visit and often bring happiness, comfort and familiarity to residents.

Care needs are reviewed regularly, and staff respond quickly to any changes, working alongside external health professionals whenever required.

Yes. Staff help arrange appointments and provide support, ensuring communication and continuity of care for each resident.