ABOUT US

Founded in 1995, St Philips Care is dedicated to providing excellent care, whether it be nursing or social needs. We have specialised units for those who may be more vulnerable in our society.

It is our policy to modernise, refurbish and introduce new additions to each home we acquire, bringing to all, the high standards of facilities we demand. All our homes have plans in progress to introduce new adaptations and enhancements. Whether our homes are purpose designed, or historic country houses which have been at the heart of local communities for decades, the safety, comfort and well being of our residents is paramount in our development programme. Inside our homes we pay great attention to the opinion of our residents, to ensure, the choice of our interior design create a warm and welcoming environment.

Through our administrative, financial and operational headquarters in Wolverhampton, we ensure that the St Philips standards are consistently achieved, maintained and audited across the entire group by means of Home monitoring Tool, Regional Manager Quality visits, internal homes audits and customer care surveys. We ensure our staff receive up to date training, whether it be in-house or by an external provider. Dignity and customer care training continues to be high on our agenda.

As we continue to strive for success we have won a prestigious award for being the “most outstanding” in the UK. In an era of financial astringency, sliding care standards and societal opposition to nursing and care homes St Philips Care has swum against an outgoing tide to lift standards, source investment, raise brand awareness and create warm, welcoming and nurturing homes. St Philips Care is the lighthouse to a generation,” said Esmonde Crawley Editor of Over 50s Housing journals

The Care Quality Commission (CQC) inspect and regulate our care homes in England.

Each of our home’s individual summary ratings can be found on their own page in the ‘Our Homes’ tab with a link to see the whole report on the CQC website.

The Care Inspectorate inspect and regulate our care homes in Scotland.

REVIEWS

The staff at Alma McFadyen House treated my gran as if she were part of their family. The house always felt so homely. During a pandemic, the staff showed up every day with smiles on their faces and genius ideas to keep the residents entertained, included, and valued.

Natasha

Granddaughter of a resident at Alma McFayden

Over the past 6 months, Mum has settled well into her new setting. The staff are attentive and always willing to listen and help out where possible and I feel have a genuine care for all of the residents. On a personal level, it is lovely to see a hand on a shoulder or for a member of staff to be holding a resident’s hand offering comfort or reassurance.

Anne

Daughter of a resident at Pine Trees

My husband has been in Roxholm on three separate occasions for respite and he thoroughly enjoys his week there. The staff are very welcoming and friendly as soon as you enter the building and the bedrooms are always clean and comfortable. He says that the food is excellent and I can relax whilst he is there as I know that he is being very well cared for.

Susan

Wife of resident at Roxholm

Mam initially entered this care home for 4 weeks of respite due to her struggling to live independently. She has always been against ending up in a care home. She has settled in very quickly informing me that the staff are lovely and can’t do enough for her. She feels safe and well cared for. So much so that she has told her social worker that she wishes to stay rather than return home. Due to her own wish and problems living alone, she may get her wish.

David

Son of resident at Chilton

Finally! A care home that has provided my son with a safe, happy and beautiful home. What a delight this care home is. The staff are well trained, and their obvious job satisfaction is evident, always willing to keep and ensure their first priority are those they care for. The management takes every effort to ensure that a happy environment is essential. Thank you!

SJ

Mother of a resident at Highlands

For my first respite stay in a care home I chose Ravendale Hall; I wasn’t disappointed in my choice. The large country home standing in its extensive grounds was what appealed to me. I was warmly welcomed by friendly and happy, supportive carers. Daily entertainment was always on offer if you wanted to take part as many of the residents did. The food was extremely good and catered for a well-balanced diet. You were offered the choice of two lunchtime meals. My room was bright and spacious. Overall I thoroughly enjoyed my stay at Ravendale Hall due to happy and helpful staff along with the cleanliness. Thank you for a very enjoyable stay.

Annette

Respite resident at Ravendale Hall