Devonshire House and Lodge Nursing Home

Welcome to Devonshire House and Lodge Care Home, which offers the local people of Woolton, Plymouth, a real home to be proud of in their local community. Offering residential, nursing, and care for those with dementia, there is no reason the community needs to reach out any further than here for all of their care needs.

Newly decorated lounges, bedrooms, and bathrooms ensure that the standard of accommodation is certainly of a high standard and has brought to the home a whole new look! However, it's care and support for residents that are at the centre of all considerations in the home. Resident care plans reflect all that an individual would want and need for their care to be delivered in the way they choose, with independence and dignity as prime considerations. All care teams are dedicated to delivering the best of care to all residents and work closely with GP's and other clinical professionals from the local area to ensure that residents are well cared for.

Devonshire Lodge offers the very best of care and environment for residential living. Extra-large, beautifully decorated rooms with en-suite wet rooms ensure the very best of living for those requiring the highest standard of accommodation; a visit to the lodge is very much recommended as there are only 10 rooms on offer. Devonshire Lodge enjoys a dedicated dining and lounge area and a private garden.

Devonshire House and Lodge are modern purpose-built buildings with the added advantage of large accessible gardens. En-suite bedrooms, large lounges, and dining rooms give residents an opportunity to enjoy home comforts and a choice of places to spend the day either on their own or with others.

The activity team works hard to ensure that resident's interests and hobbies are available and that special events and entertainers are added to the programme for resident's enjoyment.

Specialisms and services

• Accommodation for persons who require nursing or personal care
• Treatment of disease, disorder or injury
• Caring for adults over 65 years old
• Caring for adults under 65 years old
• Dementia
• Physical disabilities
• Sensory impairments

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