Queen Elizabeth Park
Guildford · GU2 9LL
- Care type
- Nursing Home
- Indicative weekly fees
- From £1,700/week
- Inspection rating
- GoodRating published Mar 2018
- Capacity
- 77 beds
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What the evidence shows
Queen Elizabeth Park is listed as a nursing home. The published inspection rating is Good (Mar 2018). This topic appears in family feedback. Ask the home to explain its approach and compare it with the inspection findings.
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What stands out
- Good inspection rating
- Dementia support
- Public funding routes appear accepted
Points to explore
- Family feedback: care Quality
What we cannot confirm
- Nursing care is listed, but round-the-clock nurse cover is not confirmed. Discuss overnight clinical support.
Checks for any home
- Whether the latest public records still match day-to-day care
- How the home feels in the evening and at weekends
More facility details
- Registered provider
- Carebase (Guildford) Limited
- Provider group
- BRAND Carebase
- Local authority
- Surrey
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Queen Elizabeth Park Inspection Rating & History
The published overall inspection rating is Good. Review the dates and any findings below; a data review is not a new inspection.
Inspection Ratings by Category
Routine inspection: Dec 2017
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Published care capabilities
Listed support includes dementia support, nursing care, palliative or end-of-life support. Confirm the support and environment needed for the individual person.
- Dementia support
- Nursing care
- Palliative or end-of-life support
- Wheelchair access
Important limitations
- Nursing care is listed, but round-the-clock nurse cover is not confirmed. Discuss overnight clinical support.
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Care Capabilities
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Staffing
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Queen Elizabeth Park: Weekly Fees & Funding Options
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Indicative weekly fees
From £1,700/week
From ≈ £7,392 per month (estimate)
Monthly estimate uses an average of 4.348 weeks per month.
You may pay less if council or NHS-funded care applies.
How care at this home can be funded
You pay the full fee directly if assessable capital exceeds £23,250. Between £14,250 and £23,250, tariff income applies.
Your council contributes based on a financial assessment. You may still pay a contribution.
The NHS pays the full cost if your primary need is health-related. Requires a formal assessment.
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Family Reviews
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Background context
Home profile
Provider and registration context for Queen Elizabeth Park, useful once you have already reviewed the main decision sections above.
Queen Elizabeth Park is a care home with nursing in Guildford, South East, operated by Carebase (Guildford) Limited since 2011. The home has 77 beds and is an inspection rating of Good. The home specialises in dementia care, including support for Alzheimer's, vascular dementia, Lewy body dementia.
Contact & location
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Practical Information
Visitor Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible parking
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
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Location & Neighbourhood
RightCareHome analysisNeighbourhood1-72 Hallowes Close, Guildford, GU2 9LL
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Nearest green space
161m away
Daily Life
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Facilities & Features
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Next Steps
Is Queen Elizabeth Park a good care home, and what should you do before deciding?
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Questions to Ask When Visiting Queen Elizabeth Park
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How does the team manage care_quality day to day?
Who provides overnight clinical cover if needs escalate?
How many regular carers and nurses are on each shift?
Also ask about everyday care
What actions followed the inspection report, and can you show examples?
What are staffing levels on day and night shifts?
Ask whether these numbers include agency staff.
How are families updated when needs change?
How often is the care plan reviewed, and who is involved?
May we speak with a current resident family member?
Common Questions About Queen Elizabeth Park
What does the inspection rating for Queen Elizabeth Park show?
The published overall inspection rating is Good. The inspection record was reviewed on 6 July 2023.
Is Queen Elizabeth Park a good care home?
The published overall inspection rating is Good. The inspection record was reviewed on 6 July 2023. Explore family feedback alongside the inspection findings and your visit questions. The combined public feedback rating is 3.9 out of 5. No current enforcement actions are recorded. The safest next step is to compare these signals with your visit questions and care needs.
How much does Queen Elizabeth Park cost per week?
Indicative weekly fees at Queen Elizabeth Park: From £1,700/week. Confirm your assessed quote, including care and extras, with the home.
Does Queen Elizabeth Park accept NHS or local authority funding?
Queen Elizabeth Park accepts self-funding, local authority funded, and NHS Continuing Healthcare residents. For NHS Continuing Healthcare eligibility, refer to NHS guidelines.
Is Queen Elizabeth Park a nursing home or a residential care home?
Queen Elizabeth Park is registered as a nursing home. This means the home provides nursing care alongside personal care support. Round-the-clock nurse cover is not confirmed. Discuss overnight clinical support.
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Does Queen Elizabeth Park provide dementia care?
Queen Elizabeth Park specialises in dementia care. This includes Alzheimer's disease support. The home is registered for this specialism.
How do we score dementia-specialist homes differently?
We do not treat the phrase 'dementia care' on its own as proof of quality. On RightCareHome, dementia-specialist homes are checked more carefully for dementia-specific fit signals such as whether dementia care is registered, whether secure or wandering support is clearly published, whether nursing cover is available when needs are more complex, and whether inspection or family feedback supports that positioning.
How many beds does Queen Elizabeth Park have?
Queen Elizabeth Park has 77 registered beds. The home provides nursing care.
What do care home reviews say about Queen Elizabeth Park?
Explore family feedback alongside the inspection findings and your visit questions. The combined public feedback rating is 3.9 out of 5.
Are Queen Elizabeth Park's reviews enough to make a decision?
Queen Elizabeth Park's public feedback assessment is useful, but it should not be the only reason to choose the home. Treat it as one evidence layer, then compare it with the inspection rating, safety and well-led domains, weekly fees, funding fit, and provider-record questions. Reviews are strongest when they confirm the same strengths or concerns that appear in inspection evidence and your visit questions.
Is Queen Elizabeth Park safe?
The published inspection Safety rating for Queen Elizabeth Park is "Good". No enforcement actions are currently recorded.
Has Queen Elizabeth Park had enforcement actions?
There are no current enforcement actions recorded against Queen Elizabeth Park in the inspection history.
What continuity questions should families ask Queen Elizabeth Park?
Ask Queen Elizabeth Park how care is kept consistent when staffing or residents' needs change, how families are informed about management changes, and what the contract says about notice periods and deposits. Discuss these points with the manager during your visit and ask for key commitments in writing.
What should I compare before choosing Queen Elizabeth Park?
Before choosing Queen Elizabeth Park, compare published inspection overall, Safe, and Well-Led ratings with their inspection history, family review volume and repeated themes, published weekly fees and what is included, funding routes accepted by the home, and the operator’s public company records. Compare these points with other care homes in Guildford to find the best fit for your relative’s care needs, budget and visiting arrangements.
Is Queen Elizabeth Park's inspection rating improving or declining?
The inspection history for Queen Elizabeth Park looks stable rather than clearly improving or declining. The inspection record was reviewed on 6 July 2023.
What is Queen Elizabeth Park's food hygiene rating?
Queen Elizabeth Park currently has a food hygiene hygiene rating of 5 out of 5. The food hygiene record is dated 5 September 2024.
What questions should I ask when visiting Queen Elizabeth Park?
When visiting Queen Elizabeth Park, start by asking the team to ask to see the latest inspection report and what has changed since it, ask how staffing levels work on day and night shifts, ask how families are updated when needs change, and ask who provides overnight clinical cover if nursing needs escalate. These questions help you test whether the public picture on this page still matches day-to-day reality inside the home.
What does our visit checklist include for Queen Elizabeth Park?
Our visit checklist for Queen Elizabeth Park starts with the basics families often miss: the latest inspection report, staffing levels across day and night shifts, how the team updates relatives when needs change, and how care plans are reviewed in practice. On RightCareHome, the page-level checklist is then extended with personalised follow-up questions based on the home’s inspection, review, provider-record and practical signals.
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- Whether staffing continuity feels stable on the floor
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