Welcome to Corbrook Park, Audlem, Cheshire

Corbrook Park Nursing Home , Cheshire , CW3 0HF | 01270 812049

Situated on the Cheshire border in Audlem, Corbrook Park Nursing Home is an elegant country house providing personal, sensitive nursing care. The Home provides general nursing care for the elderly frail including post-operative convalescence care, disability and palliative care. The Home also provides specialist expertise for those requiring dementia care Cheshire.

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About our Home

Comfortable lounges offer views of Corbrook’s beautiful landscaped gardens whilst the dining area allows families and friends to join together to enjoy delicious meals.

Our bespoke Morris Care Cedar Philosophy pioneered here at Cedar Court provides outstanding care for those living with dementia and promotes real therapeutic benefits. This approach offers a better quality of life where residents are part of an accepting community, more personal choice and the ability to live to their individual timescales, to encourage greater engagement, as well as calmness and contentedness.

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Facilites

80 bedrooms (including specialist bedrooms for dementia care)
Six sitting rooms with landscaped views across 11 acres of Cheshire fields
Level access to all levels of the home and grounds
Reminiscence rooms with original 1950's Ercol furniture
Memory zones, sensory and visual displays and community pods
24 hours care
Minibus for organised trips

Meet Jon Cook, Acting Home Manager

Just eight years ago Jon joined us as a Care Assistant. Since then, he has quickly moved through the ranks, working and training hard to become a Home Manager, with us firmly by his side. Even he was surprised by how simple it was to turn his passion for people into a long term career in care.

Jon says: “It feels good to be recognised for your hard work, so I always make sure I thank and praise my team and support them on their own career journeys. I miss spending all my time with residents, but I now make a difference in other ways and that makes all the time, effort and training worth it.”