Frequently asked questions

An assessment of the individual needs of the prospective Resident will be made by our management team and a medical report will be requested from your GP

Yes, we welcome both short-stay and post-operative care and always recommend that Residents planning a longer stay come for a trial period to get to know Lilliput House.

Yes, we do – but only in the early stages. As dementia progresses, people need specific care services that we can’t provide.

All rooms and living areas are fully equipped with a Nurse call system.

Our resident/staff ratio comfortably exceeds the guidelines laid down by the Primary Care Trust. There is always a member of management or qualified senior members of staff on duty at any given time, in addition to our Care Assistants.

Fees for long-term residents are payable monthly in advance, preferably by direct debit. Accounts for short-term/respite residents are payable weekly in advance. All sundry items e.g. newspapers, toiletries, hairdressing are charged for monthly in arrears.

Yes, in addition to the alternative choice at each meal, residents may always request other dishes. Special diets and allergies can also be catered for. All food is freshly prepared by our own chefs on a daily basis.

Yes, we have two lifts for residents use only.

Yes, we have three mobility-friendly bathrooms and a wheelchair-accessible wetroom. All rooms have ensuite facilities; some rooms have shower facilities. Hoists and lifting apparatus are available, as required.

Visitors are welcome at any time but are advised to avoid early mornings, meal and rest times where possible. Visitors are most welcome to join the resident for meals in our dining room, with prior notice.