The Sycamore and Poplars Care Home in Mansfield
The Sycamore and Poplars Care Home in Mansfield
A warm welcome to The Sycamore and Poplars Care Home in Mansfield, Nottinghamshire
You’ll find The Sycamore and Poplars Care Home is found in a tranquil setting on the outskirts of Mansfield town centre. We are close to shops and public transport, making us easily accessible for visitors to pop-in for a chat.
One of the leading care homes in Mansfield, our care team offers residential care for people who need help with daily tasks, and nursing care for those who have complex medical needs. We also provide both residential dementia care and 24-hour nursing dementia care for our residents who require it.
Our dementia care is accredited as part of Four Seasons' Dementia Care Framework.
We run a busy activities programme so our residents can get the most out of every day, including bingo, seasonal events, and days out. We also offer pet therapy with our lovely resident rabbit, Dolly, who our residents absolutely adore.
Your safety is our priority
Although staying safe is always a priority, we have adapted and added new measures to ensure the wellbeing of all residents during these times.
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Care Available and Weekly Fees
Fees start from £770 per week
We provide care for those who are publicly funded as well as those paying for their own care. For those who are paying for their own care, our weekly fees are broken down by the main care types we offer.
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Testimonials
"The staff are very friendly, approachable and hard working. They are also all always polite and respectful, and we are therefore able to depend on them for Mum's care with total trust"
"The staff are friendly and approachable. The care my mother has received has been exceptional."
"All staff in both homes were caring and kind. Thank you."
68 Resident Rooms
Shared Rooms Available
Choice Of Lounges
Lifts
Pets By Agreement
Own Furniture if Required
TV Point In All Rooms
WiFi
Conservatory
Garden
Learn more about the care available
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Nursing Care
For people with an on-going medical condition. This is similar to residential care but with the addition of 24-hour support from a team of qualified nurses. Learn More
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Nursing Dementia Care
This is 24-hour nursing care provided by specialist teams trained in the complexities of looking after those living with dementia, who may also have other long-term medical conditions. Learn More
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Residential Care
Residential support is for people who need a little help with day to day living such as washing, dressing, eating and taking their regular medication. Learn More
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Residential Dementia Care
Our residential dementia care services support people to maintain their independence and individuality, encouraging social activity and building relationships within the home. Learn More
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Respite Care
Even the most devoted carer needs a break sometimes. Whether it is for a few days or a few weeks, we are here to step in when you or your carer need us. Learn More
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Palliative and End of Life Care
This is specialist support for people with a life-limiting illness to relieve their symptoms and make them as comfortable as possible. We understand that this can be a sensitive time and teams offer compassionate support, providing advice or an opportunity to talk. Learn More
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Intermediate Care
After a stay in hospital, people who are over the worst can still need a certain amount of care to help with rehabilitation so they can return home with confidence. Our intermediate care beds play a vital role in supporting local health and social care services by offering older people an alternative to an extended stay on a ward. Learn More
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Day Care
For those who only need top-up care, from a bit of extra company during the day to help with everyday things like eating or washing. Some of our homes have a day care service where visitors can enjoy all our activities and spend time with friends in a safe and comfortable setting. Learn More
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Mental Health
We empower our residents take better control of their lives by being physically active, building relationships in their community through hobbies and interests and in some cases, gaining voluntary work or employment and learning new skills. Learn More
