Sherborne Court Care Home Crewe, Cheshire

Sherborne Court is a specialist Neurological Centre offering a variety of care pathways from long term to short term assessment.

Sherborne Court Care Home Overview

Sherborne Court is situated in Crewe, with excellent transport links into the local town, Wales, Chester and into the Midlands via the nearby M6 making visiting easier for family and friends.  This ideal location ensures community therapy programmes are participated in on a regular basis. The service offers both short and long-term placements. This can mean intensive assessment periods for some residents but for others this may mean an environment which fully understands the longer term needs of people with either a Brain injury or Neurological condition.  

On admission a resident would participate in a full assessment of need offering a baseline from each of the therapy disciplines, each person is then supported by the Therapy team to set realistic and achievable goals which all work towards the persons longer term objective.

At Sherborne Court we offer a balance between a clinical and homely environment, we aim for everyone to feel welcome and equally involved in the running of the service, this also includes the family, friends of residents as well as external professionals. 

Sherborne Court Neurological Centre is a 39 bedded purpose built home close to Crewe town centre.  We provide specialist support and nursing care for adults, who are medically stable, with a range of neurological conditions including acquired brain injury, Huntington’s Disease, Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson’s Disease, Motor Neurone Disease or complex neurological condition.  We are able to support people who require ventilation, tracheostomy care and/or enteral feeding. 

All residents receive person-centred care, developed and delivered, by our multi-disciplinary team to help them achieve their own goals and aspirations. 

We promote a life with purpose, for many this means engaging in meaningful activities both inside and outside the home, our activity staff work alongside our therapy team to ensure all residents participate in social and leisure activities designed to encourage independence, and where appropriate offer opportunity to relearn the skills that have been lost since their injury.