Wilford View Care Home

Specialising in dementia & residential care in Nottingham

At Wilford View, we genuinely care about the little things. Our staff team are committed to putting our residents first with everything we do to ensure quality care is given as well as maintaining their dignity.

We opened our doors in 2019 to provide specialised dementia care as well as offering residential care.

As a family run business, Wilford View is an extension of the family itself, where all residents are treated with the highest respect and dignity is ensured in all we do.

Since opening, we have transformed one of our floors to a interim floor, which has become an extension of the NHS to ensure people, are fully ready before going home

Our Approach

At Wilford View, our main focus is always the residents. They are at the forefront of everything we do.

We understand that this is more than just a place to live, it is their home and with that, we need to make sure that they are content and Wilford View becomes a home away from home.

Our staff strive to encourage and support residents to be in control of their life by making choices and decisions about their care needs.

Our Suites

Wilford View Care Home is divided into 3 floors. The ground floor offers care for those who require residential care for both long term and short term care. The first floor provides care for those with Dementia in an environment that enables that to live as independently as possible while in a purpose built building. The second floor offers interim support for people who are transferred through City Care Hub from local hospitals.

On our ground floor, we also have a home cinema and access to the decking that overlooks the garden area.

Our relaxed, comforting environment has been designed to aid orientation around the home while providing an interesting and stimulating place to live, all rooms are en-suite and we have a garden for those who enjoy the outdoors.

Type of service

• Residential homes

Service specialism

• Caring for adults over 65 yrs
• Caring for adults under 65 yrs
• Dementia
• Mental health conditions
• Physical disabilities