Suffolk Lodge

Our skilled and caring staff work with you to enjoy your later life

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Home Locations Suffolk Lodge

Suffolk Lodge is a modern, two-storey building located in a pleasant residential area within very easy walking distance to Wokingham town centre and community links such as cafes, the library, and churches. The home currently provides residential care for older people, including short-stay accommodation for three people.

Our customers are supported to live an active and fulfilled life. With regular and varied activities on offer every day, alongside regular trips out, visits from local schools and groups and our local hairdresser.

We shape our support around you and your preferences, interests and wishes. Our skilled and caring staff work with you to enjoy your later life, remember your past in positive ways and enjoy the activities and hobbies that are important to you.

Our catering team work alongside our customers to plan and prepare nutritious and tasty meals, which are enjoyed in smaller groups to create enjoyable mealtimes.

We have three specialist units older people living with dementia who need the support of a secure environment and a higher level of care from staff. Our shared lounge and dining rooms are perfect for socialising, and our well-presented gardens offer safe and relaxing areas to enjoy the outdoors.

Care Quality Commission (CQC)

These services are registered with and inspected by the Care Quality Commission, the independent regulator of Health and Social Care Services in England www.cqc.org.uk.

For further information on services and a link to the latest CQC rating and inspection of this service, please see below:

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"May I take the opportunity to thank you all for looking after my father, and all the other people in your care. To say you are doing a wonderful job is an understatement, not only in these troubled times but all of the time every day of the year."

To speak to a Suffolk Lodge team member, call 0118 979 3202

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Mr Mackie's Story

Mr Roderick Mackie, known as Mack, has lived in the reablement wing of the residential home since early 2020 where he was recovering from a fall in his garden.

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