Stoneacre LodgeResidential Care Home

Admissions & fees

What it costs, and how moving in works

No enquiry form gatekeeping and no 'prices on application'. The weekly rates below are the ones we publish.

Weekly fees

Private rates

The same rate applies whether the stay is residential or dementia care. Ground-floor rooms carry a small premium.

Weekly private fees at Stoneacre Lodge
Type of careFirst floorGround floor
Residential£900 pw£910 pw
Dementia£900 pw£910 pw

Rates as published on our fees page. Ring 01302 882 148 to confirm the current rate and what is included before you commit to anything.

How it works

  1. Ring us, or just turn up

    Most families start with a phone call. Tell us roughly what is happening and we will tell you honestly whether we have a room and whether we are the right home. If we are not, we will usually know who is.

  2. Come and look round

    Bring whoever needs to see it. Stay for a cup of tea, look at a bedroom, see the lounges at a normal time of day rather than a scheduled showpiece hour.

  3. We come and assess

    Before anyone moves in we visit — at home, in hospital or at another home — to understand what care is actually needed, so nobody arrives to a place that cannot meet their needs.

  4. Moving in, and the first few weeks

    A full care plan is developed with family members during the first few days and weeks, so preferential routines and tastes are catered to. Residents are encouraged to bring their own memorabilia and cherished belongings with which to decorate the room.

What we can offer

Types of stay

Residential care

Long-term care with permanent assistance given throughout the day and night.

Dementia care

A 29-bed home specialising in supporting individuals living with dementia.

Respite care

A dedicated respite bedroom, so dates can be booked well in advance.

The home is registered for 31 people, with 15 en-suite bedrooms and a dedicated respite room that can be booked in advance.

Come and see the place

The best way to judge a care home is to walk into it unannounced at eleven o'clock on a Tuesday. You are welcome to do exactly that — or call and we will find a time that suits.