Their advisor Jenifer Walker has been very helpful in guiding me through the maze of options for myself, in choosing a care home! She arranged meetings and viewings for me. There are so many provi... See more
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Senior Home Plus is your trusted partner in finding the right residential or nursing home all over England. We provide free, personalized guidance to elderly individuals and their families as they navigate the often-complex process of moving into a care home. Our compassionate advisors are specially trained to offer expert support, whether you're looking for a care home, a residential home, a nursing home, or even an assisted living facility. With access to a vast database of available care homes and real-time vacancies, we ensure fast and efficient matching based on your loved one’s medical needs, level of autonomy, budget, and preferred location. At Senior Home Plus, we combine empathy, professionalism, and practical expertise to help families make confident decisions about finding the care home tailored to their needs.
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BEWARE HIDDEN CHARGES
I am only giving them one star as there is not an option to give none. They claim their service is ‘completely free of charge’. When something seems to be too good to be true it usually is. What they don’t tell you is that their fee can be passed on from the care/nursing home.
I have recently found this out when my Mother passed away and the nursing home deducted Senior Homes Plus fee from the deposit we had to pay. They charged £2000.00 for one emailed list with three nursing homes on it! We had to call these homes ourselves and arrange visits etc. we raised a complaint with Senior Homes plus and requested a refund of this fee as they had ‘mis-sold their services to us. An advisor called Jake Saunders strung us along for several weeks before informing us it was beyond his grade to deal with such complaints and suggested we emailed someone who is on maternity leave! Together with the fact that their head office is somewhere in Europe (I believe Belgium) there is very little chance of getting any resolve! My advice is to not touch them with a barge pole but if you are desperate enough to enlist their help, do not sign up with them and just contact the suggested homes yourself then you will not be liable to any fees. Be warned, the care sector is out to rook people at every possible opportunity. Our next step is to go to Trading Standards and if necessary legal action in the hope of exposing them to a much wider audience.
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