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Care Home St.Ronans portsmouth

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Care Home St.Ronans, located on St Ronans Road in Southsea, is dedicated to providing exceptional care in a warm and supportive environment for its residents. With a focus on individual well-being, St.Ronans offers personalized care plans tailored to meet the unique needs of each resident. The compassionate staff are committed to fostering a sense of community while ensuring comfort and dignity for all who call it home. Families can feel secure knowing their loved ones are receiving high-quality care in an enriching atmosphere where social activities are encouraged. Experience peace of mind with Care Home St.Ronans.

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Sarah Ronans

5 Google Rating

Since my wife came to St Ronans almost a year ago with dementia and hardly communicating at all, the

5/ 5

Since my wife came to St Ronans almost a year ago with dementia and hardly communicating at all, the difference over the months is simply joyful and amazing. Her care individually is so good - always clean and tidy - cream on her dry skin and lipstick on! My wife laughs all the time, goes on all the bus trips for picnics every two weeks, lovely entertainment singing and dancing of which she does enjoy. All our family are so grateful for all care and efforts made to ensure her life continues in a happy and positive way. Her hair regularly done by the hairdresser, nails done by the manicurist and with pink polish, she loves that. As a family, our sons and my wife's sisters and me are welcomed any time with smiles, hugs and hot tea. Wonderful, full marks for all at St Ronans, Tony.

Luke Luff

5 Google Rating

Very loving and caring place

5/ 5

Very loving and caring place

Wayne Garland

5 Google Rating

Thay are just fantastic xz

5/ 5

Thay are just fantastic xz

Cal Owl

5 Google Rating

Amazing friendly staff, always willing to help. thanks for the love and care that you showed my Nan

5/ 5

Amazing friendly staff, always willing to help. thanks for the love and care that you showed my Nan during her last days. you girls are angels.

isatou sonko

1 Google Rating

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