You are welcome to get in touch.
Whether you are planning ahead or need support soon, we will make time to listen. Tell us what matters to the person you care for, or simply ask the question on your mind.
We would be glad to hear from you.
Please call 01752 606066 to speak with us, or use the form below to tell us how we can help.
Higher Park Lodge Devonport Park, Stoke, Plymouth PL1 4BT. The map is embedded from Google Maps; see our privacy & cookies notice. More on finding us
There are a few ways to get to know us.
Spend time in the home, meet the people on duty and see whether it feels right. Please call ahead to arrange a time.
Ask whether day care or a short stay could meet the person’s needs while you consider longer-term options.
What to expect from a visit.
Call the home
Tell us about the person and the support they may need. We can arrange a time to talk and show you around.
Come for a look around
See the home as it is, meet the people on duty and talk about daily care.
Take your time
Take time to compare what you have seen. If you need care quickly, tell us so we can discuss availability and the next steps.
We knocked on the door and enquired about the home and the possibility of us looking around to assess if it was suitable for my wife. … We were immediately made to feel very welcome, shown around and invited to meet the managing staff.
Questions you may have before visiting.
Please call ahead so we can make sure someone is available to show you around and answer your questions.
Yes. Call 01752 606066 and describe the situation in your own words. We will explain the relevant care options and what information we need.
Room availability can change. Call us for the current position and to discuss whether we may be able to meet the person’s needs.
Yes. Ask for the weekly fee, what it includes and any additional charges. A firm fee depends on the person’s assessed needs.
Ask us first. Visits from pets can be arranged, and we will explain what is possible.
It depends on available rooms and whether we can meet the person’s needs. Tell us when care is needed so we can discuss what may be possible.