A care home near
Stratford-upon-Avon.
A warm welcome.
Care that listens.

Esmere Gardens is in Moreton-in-Marsh, Gloucestershire, rather than Stratford-upon-Avon itself. The full address is Stow Road, Moreton-in-Marsh, GL56 0DS. Families in Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire, can enquire about residential, nursing, dementia and respite care.

You can enquire about a move from Warwickshire. Admission depends on assessment, suitability, availability and agreed care and fee arrangements. Explain any council, hospital or professional involvement early so the relevant information and proposed arrangements can be discussed.

Use live directions from your starting address to Esmere Gardens, Stow Road, Moreton-in-Marsh, GL56 0DS. Check current traffic and roadworks and try the journey at the time you would normally visit. We do not promise a fixed driving time.

Plan separately from each visitor’s own address rather than assuming everyone starts in Stratford town centre. Discuss how often travel would be practical and tell the team about mobility or access requirements when arranging a visit.

Check current public transport options, any connections and the final transfer to Stow Road before booking. Moreton-in-Marsh has a railway station, but it is a separate destination from the care home. We do not promise a direct train, a bus to the entrance or transport provided by the home.

No. Tell us what daily life is like and what support is needed. Residential care helps with personal care and everyday routines; nursing care also includes assessed input from registered nurses. The team will explain how needs and suitability are assessed.

Yes. Permanent stays can be considered following individual assessment. We discuss health, mobility, routines, preferences and the support needed, then explain suitable availability and written fees before any admission is agreed.

Dementia care is shaped around the person’s communication, history, routines and preferences. Tell us what helps them feel secure and about any nursing, mobility or other needs. Suitability is assessed individually; offering dementia care does not mean every specialist requirement can be met.

Registered nurses are on site around the clock. The support required by each resident is assessed individually. Please explain any overnight needs or specialist clinical requirements so the team can consider whether the home can meet them safely.

You can enquire about a planned short stay for a carer’s break or temporary support. Share the preferred dates, daily and overnight care needs, and any nursing or dementia requirements. Assessment, availability, length of stay and written fees must be agreed.

A permanent stay may be discussed separately if suitable care and availability can be confirmed. Respite does not guarantee or reserve a permanent place. Clarify the plan for the end of the short stay and any longer-term wishes before arrangements are confirmed.

A recovery or convalescent stay may provide rest, everyday support and agreed nursing care after assessment. Explain any therapy or rehabilitation requirements separately. Specialist rehabilitation programmes are not automatically part of a recovery stay.

We can discuss a possible placement subject to assessment, suitability and availability. Share the proposed timing, identified care needs and details of the professional coordinating discharge. Relevant information and safe arrangements must be agreed before a move.

Call 01608 692222 and explain what has changed, the required support and the timing. The team will discuss assessment requirements and whether suitable availability may be possible. Calling does not reserve a room or guarantee immediate or same-day admission.

Accommodation, agreed care and everyday services are brought together, including meals and drinks, activities, housekeeping, laundry and dedicated private GP support. Request the current written quotation to see exact inclusions, assessed support, exclusions, possible extras and annual review terms.

Esmere Gardens states that fees do not increase simply because assessed care needs change. Standard annual reviews, contractual terms and identified exclusions still apply. The home also reviews whether it can continue to meet the person’s needs safely.

No. Dedicated private GP support is included alongside NHS services and other professionals, but it does not mean a doctor is continuously present. Registered nurses are on site around the clock. Ask how appointments and medical support are arranged.

Tell the team who is involved and what arrangements are being considered. Ask for the proposed placement, care and fee responsibilities to be clarified before admission. An enquiry does not establish funding eligibility, approval or acceptance of a particular funding arrangement.

Ask how the home would meet the person’s needs and preferences, including support at night, how changes are reviewed and how relatives stay involved. Explore the spaces, request written care and fee information and consider the journey from Stratford-upon-Avon as part of your decision.

Yes. Explain the reason for considering a move and the person’s current needs and preferences. A new assessment, suitable availability and agreed care and fees are required. Discuss information sharing, medicines and the proposed move with the relevant people before making arrangements.

Tell us about the person’s preferred routines, communication, interests and who they want to see. If a stay is agreed, discuss familiar belongings, medicines information and care records with the team before arrival. The plan should reflect the person’s wishes and agreed support.