You should be able to visit a home at any time – we advise visiting more than once and at different times, so that you can get a clearer understanding of what it is like throughout the day. If you wish to meet the Home Manager during your visit, you might want to consider booking in advance to help ensure they are available when you attend. You can book a viewing at our Cotman House care home using the form above or by calling the home on 0808 223 5321

The length of time people spend in a care home varies according to their needs and preferences. At Cotman House, we offer permanent care to suit your needs or perhaps a respite stay might be required during a period of convalescence after being in hospital. Day Care is also available at many homes to ensure care can continue when a regular carer is unavailable.

We conduct comprehensive assessments involving the resident, their family and healthcare professionals to create personalised care plans that address medical, emotional and social needs.

Absolutely, we value family input and encourage involvement in care planning to ensure we meet the resident's needs and preferences effectively.

Yes, we encourage residents to bring personal belongings to make their rooms feel like home, promoting comfort and familiarity.

Our Head Chef and the team have many years of cooking experience. They craft their nutritionally balanced menus using seasonal produce, and are guided by the feedback provided to them from our residents during their monthly hospitality meetings and individual care plans.

All members of our care teams are given the training and support needed to help them provide the highest standards of care.

Caring Homes has been providing care across the UK for over 29 years. Every team member receives our unique ‘Living in my World’ dementia training.

It highlights the importance of meaningful activities and a stimulating environment for people living with dementia, as well as addressing clinical aspects of care.

The ‘Food in my World’ training provides the hospitality team and chefs with the skills and knowledge to stimulate senses and increase creativity in the cooking and presentation of food. This can provide a much-improved dining experience for residents living with dementia and or dysphagia.

Cotman House features comfortable living spaces, garden and decking area, activity rooms and dining areas, creating a homely environment that promotes well-being.

Cotman House is equipped with modern safety features, and our staff are trained in safeguarding protocols to provide a secure environment for all residents.

Yes, we provide compassionate end-of-life care, focusing on comfort, dignity and support for both residents and their families during this time.

We do not allow residents to have pets live with them, however, we understand the therapeutic benefits of pets and often have visiting animals in our homes. Visitors are also welcome to bring in visiting pets to see residents.

Yes, we encourage family visits and offer flexible visiting hours, understanding the importance of maintaining personal connections.

Where possible, residents can retain their existing GP. Alternatively, we can facilitate registration with a local GP to ensure continuity of care.

Yes, we provide short-term respite care and trial stays, allowing individuals to experience our services before making a long-term commitment.

Costs vary based on individual care needs. We provide clear information and guidance on fees and potential funding options.