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Druid Stoke Care Home

CQC Rating Good
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Care Home Location

31 Druid Stoke Ave,  Bristol, BS9 1DE
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Overview

Situated in Sea Mills, Bristol, is the beautiful Grade-II listed care home of Druid Stoke. This Bupa care home provides expert residential, respite and nursing care for the elderly and is home to a range of facilities including, beautifully decorated bedrooms with ensuite, stylish communal areas, inviting dining areas, and stunning gardens. The jam packed activity programme ensures that there is no two days the same at Druid Stoke and residents have the freedom to choose activities and hobbies that interests them. Some of these activities include gardening, regular quiz nights, paint workshops and even visits from local school children.

BrandBupa
Purpose BuiltYes
Opening Date1990
Beds54
Ensuite Facilities80%
All InclusiveNo

Availability & Pricing

Permanent

Residential Care - Available

Permanent

Residential Dementia Care - Unavailable

Permanent

Nursing Care - Available

Permanent

Nursing Dementia Care - Unavailable

Respite

Residential Care - Available

Respite

Residential Dementia Care - Unavailable

Respite

Nursing Care - Available

Respite

Nursing Dementia Care - Unavailable

Types of Elderly Care Available at Druid Stoke*

Lottie care
Residential Care

Individuals with low care needs, who are either fully independent or require minimal assistance with personal care and day-to-day tasks. Residential care usually includes support with tasks like: dressing, washing, taking oral medication and hoisting.

Lottie care
Nursing Care

Individuals who require 24-hour assistance and care from qualified nurses due to medical conditions and/or personal living needs. This may include people that require intensive rehabilitative care following a stroke, or simply need support using a peg feeding tube.

Lottie care
Respite Care

Individuals that require a temporary living arrangement at a care home. Respite is also referred to as a short care home stay and may range from a few days to a couple weeks.

Additional Elderly Care Options

Convalescent Care
Palliative Care
Physical Disability
Physiotherapy

Not Available

Day Care
Mental Health
Dementia Care
* Registered with sector regulator 'Care Quality Commission' to provide these categories of care.

CQC Rating

goodOverall Rating
CQC Safe Rating goodCQC Effective Rating goodCQC Caring Rating goodCQC Responsive Rating goodCQC Well-led Rating good
CQC Publication Date: 14/03/2023

Care Home Facilities

Available

Activity Room
Dining Area
Gardens
Hair & Beauty Salon
Library & Reading Room
Lift
Own Furniture Allowed
Quiet Area
Wifi

Not Available

Bar
Cafe or Restaurant
Cinema
Computer Room
Family Room
Gym
Meditation Area
Pets Allowed
Private Dining Area
Spa
Terrace Area

Care Home Activities

Available

Arts & Crafts
Baking & Cooking
Beer, Cocktails & Wine
Birthday & Holiday Celebrations
Book and Poetry
Dance & Music
Exercise & Fitness
Gardening & Flower Arranging
Hair & Beauty Treatments
Visits from Children
Wellbeing Classes

Not Available

Meditation & Yoga

Frequently Asked Questions

Below are some of the most commonly asked questions about Druid Stoke.

Where is Druid Stoke located?

It is situated in Bristol and is close to popular amenities.

What is the CQC rating of Druid Stoke?

The Care Quality Commission (CQC) is England's health and social care services regulator. Druid Stoke is rated as good, based on the level of care and safety at the home.

What types of elderly care are available at Druid Stoke?

The following types of elderly care are available at this home: residential, nursing, respite.

How many beds does Druid Stoke have?

Currently, there are 54 beds at the home.

Who owns Druid Stoke?

This care home is owned and operated by Bupa.

What types of activities and events are available at this care home?

There are a variety of health and wellness activities available at Druid Stoke, including: Beer, Cocktails & Wine, Baking & Cooking, Visits from Children.

What is the cost of care at Druid Stoke?

Prices will vary from home to home, depending on the level of elderly care required. At Druid Stoke the cost of care starts from £980 per week.

It's best to call the home directly on 01174 637266 to find out about the total cost of care for your unique needs.