Close-knit and supportive, Meadow Rose in Longbridge is homely and well-established. Revolving around community, it provides a family environment for up to 56 residents. With a regular stream of visitors – family and friends, volunteers and members of the local community all coming together as ‘Friends of Meadow Rose’ – the home is always lively in atmosphere.

Relationships are strong and the friendships forged are genuine and enduring; even if a loved one is no longer at the home, many relatives choose to continue to visit and keep in touch – popping in for a chat or helping tend to the garden or supporting our charity fundraising events. With a busy activities programme and events calendar, there’s always something new for residents to experience.

Our aim is offer excellent nursing, residential and dementia care whilst nurturing the individual sense of belonging that is essential for emotional wellbeing. Whether residents are relaxing in our garden, socialising within our attractive communal areas or enjoying favourite hobbies, our talented and good-natured carers and nurses ensure everything residents need is at hand and nothing is ever too much trouble.

• Steven Kazembe is MACC Care’s longest standing care home manager – he’s been with Meadow Rose since the home opened in May 2014!
• A true sense of community, embraced by all – residents, loved ones and our wider network of Friends

• People feel ‘peace, love and joy’ when they spend time with us, residents and relatives alike
• Restorative nursing and respite care can help residents regain their independence – a number of residents have gone on to live independently