Wilton Avenue, Southampton SO15 2HA A specialist dementia home in the centre of Southampton
We provide high-quality dementia care in a smart, purpose-built home with a lovely garden. With lots of interesting shops, cafés and restaurants right on our doorstep, residents can make the most of our location. We welcome residents seeking residential dementia and nursing dementia care.
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All rooms have en-suite WC and hand basin |
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A big emphasis on getting out and about |
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Reminiscence sessions |
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Monthly Dementia Support Café for families |
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Flower arranging and cookery classes |
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Pet therapy |
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Who is this home suitable for?
Residential care residential-care
Nursing care nursing-care
Respite and short stays respite-and-short-stays
Day care day-care
Early stage dementia early-stage-dementia
Advanced dementia advanced-dementia
Recovery post-op or after illness recovery-post-op-or-after-illness
Parkinson’s parkinson
Huntington’s huntington
Physical or learning disabilities physical-or-learning-disabilities
Palliative care palliative-care
What’s included for the price?
All residents appreciate the key things like delicious meals and laundry services. A few options are at an extra cost.
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For an extra cost…
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If you would like to find out more about Wilton Manor Care Home, speak to a member of our Customer Care Team, who are on hand to answer any questions you may have.
Call us on 0345 600 4622 ^
Jacqui, Leeds Customer Care Team, who are we?
Person centred care
We think it’s important for our residents to make their own decisions wherever they can. They choose what activities they’d like us to arrange for them, and our menus are guided by what they fancy eating.
“Welcome to Wilton Manor Care Home. The team at Wilton Manor are committed to providing residents with the highest standard of care, and we make sure our residents are happy and enjoying each day in the way they choose and feel at home. We are like a big family here.”
Mariana Hrisimova - General manager at Wilton Manor
Great places to socialise, enjoy an activity or have quiet time
Everyone’s given the opportunity to do a spot of gardening – we’ve even raised the fruit and vegetable patches and the flower beds for those who use a wheelchair.
The Wilton Wishing Well can make wishes come true
If your loved one has a wish, write it on a coin, throw it in the well and we'll do our best to make it happen.
There’s lots of fun to be had outdoors
Residents can help with jobs in the garden and participate in outdoor games, singing and dancing. We also hold coffee mornings in the garden.
Attractive places to socialise or just put your feet up
Our pretty bedrooms are pleasantly decorated as are our shared spaces, like lounges and dining rooms – anywhere is fine for receiving visitors.
There’s no typical day at Wilton Manor, but we arrange plenty to do, both here at the home as well as out and about.
Sharing happy memories
We help residents create memory boxes, looking at old pictures and magazines; old-time singing and dancing. We talk to residents about what made them happy in life before they moved here.
Encouraging creativity
There is always a chance to keep up an existing skill or learn a new one – like flower-arranging, cooking and baking, gardening, arts & crafts.
Fluffy friends visit regularly
We hold pet therapy with visiting dogs and cats, guinea pigs, creepy crawlies and even birds of prey – residents find it soothing to spend time with animals, and they share stories about their own pets in the past.
“The dedication and care from the staff have been outstanding. The team are like a new family for Mum and she’s really enjoyed the tea dances and other activities. She doesn't have to feel lonely anymore.”
Daughter of resident, March 2019, carehome.co.uk
“The maintenance team were only too pleased to help make her room more like home, with the fixing of display shelves and photos, etc.“
Daughter of resident, May 2019, carehome.co.uk
“My mum is extremely well looked after by very friendly staff. At nearly 100 years old she is given the dignity that one would expect for a woman of her age.”
Daughter of resident, May 2019, carehome.co.uk
Help when you need it
Choosing a care home can be stressful, especially if you've never done it before. Where do you start? Well, right here. Our helpful, understanding care advisers offer free advice on anything from funding to finding just the right home.
Call a customer care adviser on 0345 600 4622^
Ask us to assess your situation and talk to you about paying for care, and how funding works.
Find care homes that might be right for you, and book one or more visits.
^ Lines are open 8am to 6.30pm Monday to Friday, 9am to 12.30pm Saturday. Closed Sundays and bank holidays. Calls are charged at no more than local rate and count towards any inclusive minutes from mobiles. We may record or monitor our calls.
