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Whether you are thinking ahead, or have an urgent need for nursing home care, please get in touch and we'll be happy to help and offer advice.

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It’s never too soon to get in touch

Whether you are thinking ahead, or have an urgent need for nursing home care, please get in touch and we’ll be happy to help and offer advice.

Many of our residents come from private referrals and GP or hospital referrals.

Oxford House has long-established relationships with several local Authorities, including Slough Borough Council, the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead, and Buckinghamshire County Council.

We are able to discuss the range of available financing options including payments via Local Authorities and Social Services, Direct Payment plans via individual budgets and privately financed contracts. Some of our residents’ finance contracts through a combination of these methods.

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How to find us

From the M4: Exit at Junction 5 (signposted Colnbrook/Datchet/Langley) and head west on London Road (A4). Pass the Sainsbury’s Superstore on your right hand side and drive straight over the roundabout, continuing on London Road. Pass the Tesco Slough Extra store and then the turning to Slough Rail station on your right and at the next junction, turn right onto Stoke Road (B416). Continue along Stoke Road for 0.7 miles, going straight ahead at the crossroads with Shaggy Calf Lane and Elliman Avenue (following the signpost to Slough Cemetery & Crematorium, Wexham Park Hospital and Stoke Poges). The entrance to Stokesay is a few hundred yards further on the right hand side.

From the M25 (north): Exit at Junction 16 and join the M40 to Uxbridge/London (West). At Junction 1, exit and follow signs to Slough/A412/Uxbridge/A4020. At the roundabout, exit onto Denham Road (A412). Continue over two roundabouts and at the ‘Five Points’ roundabout (with the Crooked Billet pub/restaurant), take the third exit and continue on Uxbridge Road (A412). Continue at the first set of lights, and at the second turn right onto Church Lane. Continue over two roundabouts, passing The South Buckinghamshire Golf Club and then Slough Cemetery & Crematorium on your right hand side. Continue over one more mini-roundabout and the entrance to Stokesay will be on your left hand side, past Slough Town Football Club.

From the M25 (south): Exit at Junction 15 (signposted Reading/Slough) onto the M4. Exit the M4 at Junction 5 (signposted Colnbrook/Datchet/Langley). Head west on London Road (A4). Pass the Sainsbury’s Superstore on your right hand side and drive straight over the roundabout, continuing on London Road. Pass the Tesco Slough Extra store and then the turning to Slough Rail station on your right and at the next junction, turn right onto Stoke Road (B416). Continue along Stoke Road for 0.7 miles, going straight ahead at the crossroads with Shaggy Calf Lane and Elliman Avenue (following the signpost to Slough Cemetery & Crematorium, Wexham Park Hospital and Stoke Poges). The entrance to Stokesay is a few hundred yards further on the right hand side.

From the M40: Exit at Junction 2 (Beaconsfield) and travel on the A355 towards Slough. Take a left turn onto Parish Lane and follow it to the end, where you will turn right onto Windsor Road (B416). At the next roundabout, take the second exit. You will pass The South Buckinghamshire Golf Club and then Slough Cemetery & Crematorium on your right hand side. Continue over one more mini-roundabout and the entrance to Stokesay will be on your left hand side, past Slough Town Football Club.

The postcode to use for sat navs is SL2 5AY. Alternatively. click on the button to launch a Google Maps with directions to our nursing home from your current location.

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Parking

There is off road parking for our visitors to the front of the nursing home.

Reaching us via public transport

By bus

7 – Operated by First Bus (To Britwell). Every 15 mins Monday-Saturday daytime, every 60 mins in the evenings and Sundays

WP1 – Operated by Redline Bus (To Wexham Park Hospital). Every 20 mins Monday-Friday daytime, every 30 mins on Saturday and Sunday evenings. Please note that some Monday-Friday evening routes serve the Park & Ride (for Wexham Park staff) which stops at Wexham Park Stadium, these operate via Wexham Road and Shaggy Calf Lane rather than the main service via Stoke Road.

12 – Operated by First Bus every 30 mins Monday-Saturday daytime. Note there is no evening service running on this route.

Bus route map highlighting routes 12 and 13 through various areas, including Priory Road, Bath Road, and Slough Burial Grounds. Key locations and stops along the way are marked. A legend indicates specific details about the routes.

By rail

Slough Train Station is approximately 0.7 miles from the nursing home. Taxi’s are available at the station.

Testimonials from happy clients and carers

The exceptional care provided by Oxford House Nursing Home has had a profound impact on the well-being of our clients and their families.

All staff are very friendly and caring and are committed to making the home a comfortable and relaxed environment.

MO, daughter of resident

The home has everything I need. I feel very well cared for. I enjoy flower arranging and painting at the home.

Mary W, resident

This was my Mum's second home and we were always made welcome whatever time of day.

Valerie H, daughter of resident

I've lived in the home for 5 years. The management are very nice. The nursing staff are lovely. The carers are very good. I enjoy joining in with the activities. I can't say a bad word about anyone here.

Dot G, resident

First class Home

Keith B, relative

Mum has been a resident at Oxford House for a few years now, the standard of care and nursing is exceptional and Mum's general health and wellbeing has continually improved."

Helen H, daughter of resident

Mum's last months at Oxford House were happy and contented and that was so much to do with the care she received.

Colin E, son of resident

It's the people that make the place.

Ted, relative

The staff spoil me here. Very willing to help.

Renee M, resident

I have everything in my room that I need. It has become home from home. I chose the colour for my room, it was my choice and it was done quickly. I feel very lucky.

Kath B, resident

How we can help through our services

Our Nursing Home in Berkshire offers an unparalleled senior care experience. Discover our comprehensive range of care services, which meet unique needs and enhance the well-being of loved ones.

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Health & wellbeing

The on-call nursing care we provide is available 24/7. We have a close working relationship with our local GP practice who come to the nursing home weekly. Regular visits from opticians, dietitians, speech and language therapists ensure that our residents' wellbeing is promoted and encourages a healthier lifestyle.

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Tailored care

Oxford House can provide high-quality care for men and women who are, for one reason or another, no longer able to live independently. We also offer short-stay respite and convalescent care.

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Residents’ rooms

Being surrounded by much-loved possessions, family photographs and familiar furniture can help our residents to feel at home. Everyone is encouraged to make their room in our beautiful Edwardian home just how they want it - all that's important is that they open their door and feel at ease.

A cozy accommodation bedroom with a single bed adorned with a blue quilt, a teddy bear perched on top of a white pillow, a bedside table with a small bouquet of flowers, and a mirror