The team at Virginia Water welcome you to visit our luxury care home in Surrey and find out about the services and facilities we offer to suit your residential, dementia and respite care needs. Our home happily accommodates couples and companions who wish to remain together as they continue their care journey and make new memories side by side. Contact the team at Virginia Water Care Home and we will happily answer any questions you may have.
Dementia Care
Respite Care
Residential Care
Avery Collection
Activities and Games
Café
Couples
En-suite Showers
Food and Dining
Free Wi-Fi
Gardening
Well-being Programme
Our Virginia Water Care Home features 91 spacious and airy rooms, each with en-suite bathrooms. With a choice of studio or deluxe 1-bedroom apartments, residents are encouraged to personalise their rooms with trinkets and keepsakes, truly making these a home from home. All rooms include a kitchenette, with many ground-floor rooms offering a patio area to relax and soak up the sunshine. Deluxe apartments provide a more spacious option for couples, or for those who would like the freedom of having more space.
Virginia Water Care Home is conveniently located in a vibrant town, with excellent transport links and is accessible from London and surrounding areas. Residents soon feel at home with support from dedicated staff members and stay connected with visits from friends and loved ones who are welcomed into our care community.
Our compassionate team are trained to provide expert care in Virginia Water Care Home, with a dedicated facility for those living with dementia. Residents are supported to live life well, enjoying their retirement in a comfortable environment. Person-centred care plans are devised to ensure residents receive the most suitable level of care, as and when this is required.
Visit Virginia Water to get a feel for the high standard of care on offer or sample our cutlery-free cuisine. Our sector-leading initiative is designed for those who find manipulating cutlery a barrier, enabling residents living with conditions such as dementia to enjoy food in an independent way, making a profound difference to their lives. We are happy to discuss care plans for you or your loved one, taking into consideration any specific care requirements and working with residents and their family members to ensure a high level of well-being is maintained.
No two days are the same at Virginia Water Care Home, and how you choose to spend your time is entirely up to you. Our Well-being and Activities team provide a complete calendar of activities and events, from exercise classes, arts and crafts and gardening clubs for green-fingered residents. With a range of day trips and regular visits from local community members, there is something for everyone.
The Virginia Water community shop is where you can get all your daily essentials without having to go out on a rainy day. Operated by our residents, this is an excellent opportunity to display your customer service expertise and play a part in our home.
For those who enjoy a spot of pampering there is an on-site salon, and plenty of outdoor space to take afternoon tea in the sunshine. Residents can also relax with a cup of tea and a book in one of our elegant lounges. The facilities in our Virginia Water Care Home ensure residents make the most of their stay, whether this be a short-term respite stay or residential.
I began my journey at Virginia Water Care Home as a Carer in 2008, progressing through roles like Senior Carer, Dementia Manager, and Deputy Manager before becoming General Manager in April 2024. With a Bachelor’s degree in Translation and Interpreting (2014), I bring strong communication skills to our caring community. I’m dedicated to creating a compassionate, supportive environment for residents and staff, leading with warmth and professionalism.
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