About Us
About Esmere Gardens Nursing Home
A welcoming, CQC-rated Good care home in Moreton-in-Marsh, providing residential, nursing, dementia, respite and urgent care—with an all-inclusive approach and dedicated onsite private GP support.
Who are Esmere Gardens?
Esmere Gardens is a purpose-built nursing and care home on Stow Road in Moreton-in-Marsh, supporting older people who need anything from gentle help with daily life to 24-hour nursing care.
We understand that families often discover us during an unsettling time: after a fall, a hospital stay, a change in memory, increasing frailty or the point when caring at home no longer feels safe. Our role is to make the next conversation calmer and clearer.
We begin by listening. We learn about the person—not only their health needs, but their routines, relationships, interests, worries and the things that help life feel familiar. An assessment then helps determine whether Esmere Gardens can safely provide the right care.
Independent fact: The Care Quality Commission lists Esmere Gardens as a nursing home supporting older adults who may be living with dementia or a physical disability, registered to support up to 60 people.
Care that feels clear, calm and reassuring from the beginning
The surroundings matter, but trust is built through people, consistency and what happens when needs change.
Care that can adapt as needs change
Choosing a care home feels more manageable when you know your loved one may continue to be supported if their assessed needs change. Esmere Gardens brings several types of care into one community.
- Residential care for daily support, comfort and companionship.
- Nursing care for more complex health needs and 24-hour reassurance.
- Dementia care shaped around familiarity, identity and dignity.
- Respite care for short stays, recovery or family breathing space.
Our home in Moreton-in-Marsh
Set in the North Cotswolds, Esmere Gardens offers comfortable private and shared spaces, gardens and connections with the local community. Families visit from Moreton-in-Marsh and surrounding towns and villages.
All-inclusive care with dedicated onsite private GP support
This is one of the clearest differences at Esmere Gardens. The all-inclusive approach is designed to make regular costs and services easier to understand, while dedicated onsite private GP support gives residents added medical continuity and families added reassurance.
- One clearer approach to accommodation, care, daily living and regular support.
- Dedicated onsite private GP support included for residents.
- Familiar medical oversight when health concerns arise.
- A clear explanation of the current fee, inclusions and terms before admission.
Regulated, trusted and reviewed
Families need more than promises. Esmere Gardens is regulated by the Care Quality Commission and independently reviewed by residents and relatives through carehome.co.uk.
Our IMPACT values, lived every day
Values matter only when families and residents can recognise them in everyday behaviour.
- Inspire Together: residents, relatives and colleagues contribute ideas.
- Make a Difference: thoughtful details improve everyday life.
- Positively Appreciate: people and their contributions are recognised.
- Apply Trust: communication is honest, dependable and respectful.
- Care Graciously: kindness and dignity guide every interaction.
- Transparent Leadership: questions and concerns can be raised openly.
Independent evidence matters more than marketing promises
The latest CQC assessment of Esmere Gardens was published on 21 January 2026 and rated the service Good overall. The report says people felt happy and safe, were listened to, had choice and control, and were supported by kind and caring staff.
The full assessment also identifies areas for improvement. We believe families should read independent evidence in full, ask questions and see the home for themselves. Transparency means making that information easy to find—not presenting only the convenient parts.
- Read the latest CQC assessment and registration information
- Check recent reviews from residents and relatives
- Visit the home and observe everyday interactions
- Ask what is included, who is on duty and how concerns are handled
Support for different needs and different moments
No family should have to diagnose the right category of care alone. Tell us what has changed and we will help clarify the appropriate next step.
A calm, four-step approach
Tell us what is happening
Share the current situation, care needs, timescale and what worries the family most.
Assessment and honest advice
We consider whether the home can safely meet the person’s needs and explain the suitable care options.
Visit and ask questions
Meet the team, see the living spaces and discuss routines, fees, GP support and availability.
A planned welcome
If Esmere Gardens is right, we prepare for the move using information that helps the resident feel recognised and reassured.
Values should be visible in everyday behaviour
Our IMPACT values are Inspire Together, Make a Difference, Positively Appreciate, Apply Trust, Care Graciously and Transparent Leadership.
In practice, that means listening before acting, treating personal care as personal, recognising each resident’s contribution, sharing information honestly and making it safe for residents, relatives and colleagues to raise concerns.
Care is delivered by a wider home team—including carers, registered nurses, hospitality, housekeeping, maintenance, wellbeing and leadership colleagues—because comfort and quality of life depend on far more than clinical tasks alone.
What families should notice during a visit
- Whether residents are addressed respectfully and by name
- Whether the atmosphere feels calm, friendly and unhurried
- Whether people can choose company, activities or quiet time
- Whether staff can explain how care is personalised
- Whether bedrooms and shared spaces feel clean and comfortable
- Whether questions about fees and changing needs receive clear answers
Find Esmere Gardens in Moreton-in-Marsh
Esmere Gardens Nursing Home
Stow Road, Moreton-in-Marsh
Gloucestershire GL56 0DS
01608 692222
Families visit us from communities across the North Cotswolds and surrounding counties, generally within roughly 25 miles. Travel times vary, so please check your route before visiting.
- Moreton-in-Marsh
- Blockley
- Longborough
- Bledington
- Stow-on-the-Wold
- Upper Slaughter
- Lower Slaughter
- Bourton-on-the-Water
- Chipping Campden
- Broadway
- Shipston-on-Stour
- Chipping Norton
- Kingham
- Hook Norton
- Northleach
- Burford
- Evesham
- Stratford-upon-Avon
About Esmere Gardens: frequently asked questions
What is Esmere Gardens?
Esmere Gardens is a purpose-built residential and nursing care home in Moreton-in-Marsh, Gloucestershire. It supports older people with residential, nursing, dementia, respite and urgent care needs.
Where is Esmere Gardens Nursing Home?
The home is on Stow Road, Moreton-in-Marsh, Gloucestershire GL56 0DS, close to communities across the North Cotswolds. The telephone number is 01608 692222.
Who provides and runs Esmere Gardens?
The Care Quality Commission lists Esmere Gardens as provided and run by Shipston House Ltd. Families can check registration and assessment information on the official CQC profile.
What types of care does Esmere Gardens provide?
Esmere Gardens provides residential care, 24-hour nursing care, dementia care, short-term respite care and, where assessment and availability allow, urgent or short-notice admissions.
What is Esmere Gardens’ current CQC rating?
Esmere Gardens is rated Good overall by the Care Quality Commission. The latest assessment was published on 21 January 2026. Families should read the complete report for its findings and areas for improvement.
How many people can Esmere Gardens support?
The CQC registration states that Esmere Gardens can support up to 60 people. Current occupancy and room availability change, so please call the home for an up-to-date answer.
Does Esmere Gardens have good reviews?
Esmere Gardens has a high review score on carehome.co.uk. Scores and review totals can change, so follow the independent review link on this page to read the latest comments directly.
Does Esmere Gardens have onsite GP support?
Yes. Residents benefit from dedicated onsite private GP support as part of the Esmere Gardens care approach, providing added continuity and medical reassurance alongside the care and nursing teams.
What does all-inclusive care mean at Esmere Gardens?
It brings accommodation, everyday care and a range of regular services into one clearer package. Before admission, the team will explain the current fee, what is included and any circumstances relevant to the agreement.
What makes Esmere Gardens different from other care homes?
Key differences include several care types in one home, an all-inclusive approach, dedicated onsite private GP support, Cotswolds surroundings and an emphasis on personalised daily life and family communication.
Can care change if a resident’s needs increase?
The home provides residential, nursing and dementia support, so care can be reviewed as needs change. Any decision depends on assessment and whether the home can continue to meet the person’s needs safely.
How are residents and families involved?
Residents are supported to express preferences and take part in decisions. With the resident’s agreement or appropriate legal authority, relatives can share information and contribute to care planning.
Can I visit Esmere Gardens before making a decision?
Yes. A visit allows you to see the home, meet members of the team and ask about care, routines, fees, GP support and availability. Call 01608 692222 or use the contact form to arrange one.
Does Esmere Gardens provide respite or trial stays?
Yes, subject to assessment and availability. Respite care may support recovery, a family-carer break, a temporary change at home or an opportunity to experience life in the home before a longer stay.
Can Esmere Gardens accept an urgent admission?
Urgent or short-notice admission may be possible when a suitable room is available and the home can safely meet the person’s assessed needs. Call 01608 692222 to explain the situation.
What is everyday life like at Esmere Gardens?
Residents can enjoy freshly prepared food, activities, companionship, comfortable shared spaces, gardens, family visits and quiet time. Choices are shaped around individual interests, abilities and preferences.
Which local areas does Esmere Gardens serve?
Families come from Moreton-in-Marsh, Stow-on-the-Wold, Chipping Campden, Broadway, Blockley, Bourton-on-the-Water, Shipston-on-Stour, Chipping Norton, Evesham and other communities within roughly 25 miles.
How do I ask about current fees and availability?
Call 01608 692222 or use the website contact form. The team can discuss the person’s needs, explain the assessment process and provide current information about fees, suitable rooms and availability.
Independent information for comparing care homes
Tell us what has changed
Whether you are planning ahead or need support quickly, speak to the Esmere Gardens team about the person you love, the care they may need and what matters most to your family.
Life At Esmere
Life at Esmere Gardens Care Home
Warm relationships, favourite routines, freshly prepared food and meaningful days—supported by personalised residential, nursing and dementia care in Moreton-in-Marsh.
Everyday life shaped around the person you love
Moving into care should not mean giving up the small things that make someone feel like themselves.
At Esmere Gardens, daily life begins with listening. Some residents enjoy lively conversation, activities and shared meals. Others prefer a quiet morning, time in the garden, a favourite programme or a cup of tea with someone they trust.
Care is planned around health needs, but life is shaped around personality, history, interests and choice. Families help us understand familiar routines from the beginning so that settling in feels gentler and more personal.
- Personal routines and preferences respected
- Choice about activities, meals and how to spend the day
- Comfortable spaces for company and quieter moments
- Family visits and communication encouraged
Activities that create connection, confidence and enjoyment
A good activities programme is not about keeping people busy. It is about helping each resident experience purpose, pleasure and belonging.
A familiar start
Breakfast at a comfortable pace, personal care, newspapers, conversation or a gentle activity.
Choice and connection
A freshly prepared lunch followed by music, crafts, garden time, visiting entertainers, family time or a quiet rest.
Calm and reassurance
Supper, favourite television, conversation in a lounge, a drink in the pub-style space or a settled bedtime routine with support close by.
Publicly shared Esmere Gardens activity highlights include musical afternoons, afternoon tea, themed celebrations, visits from community volunteers, animal therapy and seasonal crafts. Suitable outings may include local Cotswolds gardens and attractions, depending on residents’ interests, wellbeing and the programme at the time.
Meals should feel like something to look forward to
Food is part of comfort, health, culture and connection. Our team takes time to understand preferences, dietary requirements, appetite changes and the little details that make eating feel familiar.
Residents can enjoy seasonal menus, snacks and drinks throughout the day. Private dining also gives families a welcoming place to celebrate birthdays, anniversaries and special occasions together.
- Freshly prepared meals and seasonal choices
- Support with nutrition, hydration and specialist diets
- Snacks, non-alcoholic drinks and appropriate alcoholic drinks
- Private dining experiences for residents and families
Facilities designed for real everyday living
Residents can move between sociable, calm and private spaces depending on how they feel that day.
Enjoying life is easier when families feel medically reassured
Meaningful daily life and dependable care belong together. Residents benefit from personalised care planning, medication support, 24-hour nursing capability and dedicated onsite private GP support as part of the Esmere Gardens approach.
This additional continuity helps the team discuss health concerns in a familiar environment while continuing to work with NHS and specialist services whenever they are needed.
A move into care should not weaken the relationships that matter
Families are welcome to visit and remain involved in the resident’s life, subject to the resident’s wishes and any individual care or safety considerations.
Relatives can share life stories, preferences and routines, join special occasions, enjoy private dining and speak with the team about how their loved one is settling. Clear communication helps families move from constant worry towards confidence and connection.
- Regular family communication
- Flexible visiting and shared celebrations
- Private dining for special occasions
- Family involvement in care planning where appropriate
Life at Esmere Gardens in Moreton-in-Marsh
Esmere Gardens is on Stow Road, Moreton-in-Marsh, Gloucestershire GL56 0DS. Families visit from communities across the North Cotswolds and surrounding counties, generally within roughly 25 miles.
Esmere Gardens Nursing Home
Stow Road, Moreton-in-Marsh
Gloucestershire GL56 0DS
01608 692222
- Moreton-in-Marsh
- Blockley
- Longborough
- Stow-on-the-Wold
- Bourton-on-the-Water
- Chipping Campden
- Broadway
- Shipston-on-Stour
- Chipping Norton
- Kingham
- Northleach
- Burford
- Evesham
- Stratford-upon-Avon
Life at Esmere Gardens: frequently asked questions
What is daily life like at Esmere Gardens?
Daily life is shaped around each resident’s preferences, abilities, routines and care needs. Residents may enjoy activities, meals with others, garden time, family visits, films, outings or quieter time in their room or a lounge.
Do residents have to join organised activities?
No. Activities are offered as choices, not obligations. Residents can join group sessions, enjoy individual interests, spend time with visitors or choose a quieter day.
What activities are available?
Examples shared by Esmere Gardens include live music, sing-alongs, painting, seasonal wreath-making, knitting, storytelling, decorating garden pots, afternoon teas, themed celebrations, garden parties, community visitors, animal therapy and suitable trips. Activities change according to residents’ interests and abilities.
Can activities be adapted for dementia or reduced mobility?
Yes. The team considers cognition, communication, mobility, sensory needs and personal interests so participation can feel safe, achievable and meaningful.
What food is served at Esmere Gardens?
Residents can enjoy freshly prepared meals, seasonal menus, snacks and drinks. Dietary requirements, allergies, preferences, appetite changes and nutrition needs are considered as part of individual care planning.
Can families dine with residents?
Yes. Private dining experiences can help families celebrate special occasions and enjoy time together. Please speak with the team in advance about arrangements, availability and dietary requirements.
What social facilities does Esmere Gardens have?
Residents can enjoy a café, pub-style space, welcoming lounges, dining rooms, activity spaces, a hair salon and landscaped gardens.
Do residents have private rooms?
Residents have private ensuite rooms and can usually bring suitable personal possessions, photographs and familiar items to make the space feel more like home. Please check practical arrangements with the team.
Is there a hair salon?
Yes. Hairdressing and grooming services are available within the home as part of the Esmere Gardens all-inclusive approach, subject to the current care agreement.
Can residents spend time outdoors?
Yes. Landscaped gardens and safe outdoor spaces provide opportunities for fresh air, supported walks, family visits and calm moments when weather and individual wellbeing allow.
Can families visit regularly?
Families are encouraged to remain closely involved. Visiting is flexible, although contacting the home can be helpful around outings, appointments, infection-control measures or individual care needs.
How are families kept informed?
The team communicates with the resident and, with consent or appropriate legal authority, relevant relatives about wellbeing, care planning and significant changes.
How does Esmere Gardens help a new resident settle?
The team learns about the person’s routines, preferences, history, relationships, health needs and sources of comfort. Familiar belongings, regular family contact and a calm introduction can make the transition gentler.
Can couples or friends spend time together?
Yes. Shared lounges, dining spaces, gardens and activities provide opportunities for companionship. Any request for couples’ accommodation depends on assessment and room availability.
Is private GP support part of life at Esmere Gardens?
Yes. Dedicated onsite private GP support provides an additional layer of medical continuity alongside the care team, registered nurses, NHS services and external specialists.
What is included in the all-inclusive care package?
The package brings accommodation, care, meals, drinks, activities and a range of personal and practical services together. Families should review the current written inclusion list and any exclusions before admission.
Can someone try life at Esmere Gardens through respite care?
Yes, subject to assessment and availability. A respite stay may provide recovery support, a family-carer break or an opportunity to experience the home before considering longer-term care.
How can I arrange a visit to Esmere Gardens?
Call 01608 692222 or use the website contact form. A visit allows you to see the rooms and facilities, meet members of the team and ask about daily life, care, fees and availability.
Independent information for families
Visit Esmere Gardens without pressure
Walk through the home, see the spaces residents enjoy and talk with us about the person you love. You do not have to make a decision during your visit.
To download our brochure, click below to enter your details and to stay up to date with developments, news and events. During a tour of Esmere Gardens, you will be able to view all that the home has to offer at your leisure, ask any questions you may have and take a tour of this beautiful market town. Click below to arrange a show around.Request a Brochure
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Care Home Services in Moreton-in-Marsh
Our goal, through thorough assessments, regular reviews and effective communication, is to ensure our residents’ optimal physiological health, so that we can help people to enjoy the life they want to with as few worries as possible. We are part of a group with a reputation for innovative, outstanding dementia care and what we learn in one home, we use in all of them. For our residents living with memory loss, there is no better place than Esmere Gardens to ensure that your needs are met.
By joining us for a short break, you’ll discover that not only do you have access to the very best in care, but you also have access to all the outstanding facilities that our full-time residents do. Dignity, compassion and respect are as intrinsic to high quality care as the roof on the home itself. Our residents relish the company that being in a larger home brings and the 24/7 help when they need it.
Nursing Care
Dementia Care
Respite Care
Residential Care
Care Home Services in Moreton-in-Marsh
Residential, nursing, dementia, respite and urgent care in the North Cotswolds—supported by an all-inclusive approach and dedicated onsite private GP access.
Which type of care does your loved one need?
You do not need to know the answer before calling. Tell us what has changed, what help is needed and what worries you most; a careful assessment can then identify the safest option.
Families often reach this page after a fall, hospital stay, change in memory, increasing frailty, carer exhaustion or a sudden loss of support at home. The names of care services can feel confusing when decisions are urgent.
In simple terms, residential care supports daily living without routine nursing needs, while nursing care adds 24-hour support from registered nurses. Dementia support can sit within either route depending on the person’s assessed needs. Respite is temporary, while an urgent admission is arranged at short notice when it is safe and a suitable room is available.
Five care services, shaped around the individual
Every resident has their own history, routines, relationships and health needs. Our assessment looks beyond a label to understand the whole person.
Residential care
For someone who wants a safe, comfortable home with help close at hand. Residential care can include support with personal care, medication, mobility, meals and everyday routines, alongside companionship and meaningful activity.
- Individual care planning
- Help available day and night
- Comfort, company and choice
Nursing care
For people whose assessed health needs require registered nursing support as well as help with daily life. Nurses are available 24 hours a day, working with the wider care team and relevant health professionals.
- Registered nursing support day and night
- Care for more complex health needs
- Ongoing observation and care-plan review
Dementia care
Person-centred support for people living with dementia, built around life history, familiar routines, communication preferences and what helps the person feel secure. We assess whether residential or nursing support is the right pathway.
- Personal routines and preferences respected
- Calm reassurance and meaningful engagement
- Family knowledge included in care planning
Respite care
Temporary residential or nursing care for recovery, a planned carer break, extra reassurance or an opportunity to experience life at Esmere Gardens. The length and type of stay depend on assessment and availability.
- Planned short-term support
- Recovery or carer breathing space
- The same welcome and personalised approach
Urgent and emergency admissions
When care at home has broken down or hospital discharge is imminent, our team can consider a short-notice admission. We move quickly, but never skip the essential checks that protect the person: assessment, medication information, safe transfer planning and confirmation that we can meet their needs.
- Rapid initial conversation
- Prompt needs assessment where possible
- Clear, safe admission planning
Residential, nursing or dementia care?
These services can overlap. The assessment—not a webpage—determines the right level of support.
Residential care may suit someone who…
Needs help with personal care, meals, medication or mobility but does not routinely require care from a registered nurse.
Nursing care may suit someone who…
Has complex, changing or ongoing health needs requiring the oversight and availability of registered nurses 24 hours a day.
Dementia care may suit someone who…
Needs understanding support because memory, orientation, communication or behaviour has changed. Nursing needs are assessed separately.
All-inclusive care and dedicated onsite private GP support
Care decisions are easier when families understand both the support and the regular cost. Our all-inclusive approach is designed to bring accommodation, care, everyday living and a wide range of regular services into one clearer package.
Dedicated onsite private GP support is included for residents, adding valuable medical continuity alongside the home’s nursing and care teams. It does not replace emergency services or every NHS pathway, and the team will explain how the service works before admission.
Watch Plus Ten care
Plus Ten uses health information to support closer oversight, illness-prevention learning and earlier recognition of potential change. Ask the team how it is used in residents’ care.
A calm route from first call to a safe welcome
Tell us what has changed
Share the person’s current situation, health needs, mobility, medication, timescale and what matters to them.
Needs assessment
We consider the right care pathway and whether Esmere Gardens can meet those needs safely.
Visit and clear answers
Meet the team, view the home and discuss availability, fees, inclusions, GP support and funding questions.
Personalised welcome
If the home is right, we plan the move around familiar routines, relationships, preferences and clinical information.
A home should offer more than support with tasks
Good care protects dignity, but it should also make room for appetite, laughter, quiet, friendship and purpose. Residents can choose company or time alone, take part in activities, enjoy comfortable shared spaces and remain connected to the people and routines that matter.
Our care, nursing, hospitality, wellbeing, housekeeping, maintenance and leadership colleagues work together because a good day depends on the whole experience—not one department.
Care services near Moreton-in-Marsh
Esmere Gardens Nursing Home
Stow Road, Moreton-in-Marsh
Gloucestershire GL56 0DS
01608 692222
Families contact us from communities across Gloucestershire, Warwickshire, Worcestershire and Oxfordshire, generally within roughly 25 miles. Travel times vary; use the directions link to check your route.
- Moreton-in-Marsh
- Blockley
- Longborough
- Bledington
- Stow-on-the-Wold
- Upper Slaughter
- Lower Slaughter
- Bourton-on-the-Water
- Chipping Campden
- Broadway
- Shipston-on-Stour
- Chipping Norton
- Kingham
- Hook Norton
- Northleach
- Burford
- Evesham
- Stratford-upon-Avon
Plan with clearer information
Care services FAQs
What care services does Esmere Gardens provide?
Esmere Gardens provides residential, nursing, dementia, respite and urgent admission care in Moreton-in-Marsh. Every placement is subject to an assessment of needs and current availability.
What is the difference between residential care and nursing care?
Residential care supports daily living, personal care, meals, medication and safety. Nursing care includes this support plus 24-hour availability and oversight from registered nurses for people with assessed nursing needs.
Who is residential care suitable for?
Residential care may suit someone who can no longer live safely or comfortably alone and needs regular help with personal care, mobility, medication, meals or everyday routines, but does not routinely need registered nursing care.
Who is nursing care suitable for?
Nursing care may suit someone with complex, changing or ongoing health needs that require the support and oversight of registered nurses. A needs assessment determines whether nursing care is appropriate.
Does Esmere Gardens provide dementia care?
Yes. Esmere Gardens supports people living with dementia using person-centred care shaped around identity, life history, familiar routines, communication and dignity. The assessment also identifies whether residential or nursing support is required.
Can someone stay for respite care?
Yes, subject to assessment and room availability. Respite care can support recovery, give a family carer a planned break, provide extra reassurance or allow someone to experience the home before considering a longer stay.
Can Esmere Gardens arrange an urgent care home admission?
Esmere Gardens can consider urgent or short-notice admissions when a suitable room and care team capacity are available. A prompt assessment, accurate medication information and confirmation that the person’s needs can be met safely are still essential.
Can care change if a resident’s needs increase?
Esmere Gardens offers several care pathways within one home, so the team can review changing needs and discuss the appropriate response. Continued support always depends on whether the home can safely meet the person’s assessed needs.
How does the care assessment work?
The assessment considers health conditions, medication, mobility, personal care, cognition, communication, nutrition, risks, routines and preferences. It helps the team decide which service is appropriate and whether Esmere Gardens can provide safe care.
Are registered nurses available 24 hours a day?
Registered nurses are available 24 hours a day for residents receiving nursing care, supported by the wider care team. Ask about the current staffing arrangements and how they relate to your loved one’s needs during assessment.
What does onsite private GP support mean?
Residents have access to dedicated onsite private GP support, adding medical continuity alongside nursing and care teams. It does not replace emergency services or every NHS pathway; the team will explain the current service and its boundaries.
What is included in the all-inclusive care package?
The all-inclusive approach is designed to combine accommodation, assessed care, everyday living and a wide range of regular services into a clearer fee. Ask for the current written schedule of inclusions, exceptions and terms before admission.
Can respite care be used as a trial stay?
A respite stay may help someone experience the home before deciding about longer-term care, subject to assessment and availability. It should not be treated as a guaranteed route to a permanent room.
Can you support a hospital discharge?
Yes, Esmere Gardens can liaise with the person, family and discharge professionals when considering admission. The home needs sufficient clinical information, a completed assessment and confirmation that it can safely meet the person’s needs.
How are families involved in care?
With the resident’s consent and in line with legal authority, families can share life history, preferences and important routines, take part in reviews and raise questions. The resident’s voice, rights and choices remain central.
How much do Esmere Gardens care services cost?
Fees depend on the room, assessed needs and current terms. Ask for a written quotation explaining the all-inclusive package, any exclusions, review arrangements and possible funding routes before making a decision.
Which areas does Esmere Gardens serve?
Esmere Gardens is in Moreton-in-Marsh and welcomes enquiries from across the North Cotswolds and surrounding areas, including Stow-on-the-Wold, Bourton-on-the-Water, Chipping Campden, Broadway, Shipston-on-Stour, Chipping Norton and nearby communities.
How do I check availability or arrange a visit?
Call Esmere Gardens on 01608 692222 or use the website contact form. The team can discuss current needs and timescales, explain the assessment process and arrange a visit when appropriate.
Tell us what is happening. We will help clarify the next step.
Whether you are planning ahead or facing an urgent change, a confidential conversation can make the choices feel more manageable.