Care home in Exeter, EX2 8TU, South West

4.8 (20.0 Reviews)

Lucerne House

CQC: Outstanding

Friendly staff and varied activities in established Exeter care home

Lucerne House in Exeter has been caring for residents for many years, with several people choosing to stay for nearly a decade. The home supports adults of all ages with various needs, including dementia, mental health conditions and physical disabilities. Visitors often comment on the warm welcome they receive from staff and the range of activities on offer.

Lucerne House is a care home near Exeter in the South West. Friendly staff and varied activities in established Exeter care home

Specialist Focus

Lucerne House has experience supporting people living with dementia alongside other conditions. The activity programme includes suitable options for residents at different stages of their dementia journey.

The home cares for adults both under and over 65, supporting people with dementia, mental health conditions and physical disabilities. They've helped some residents regain independence after hospital stays through rehabilitation support.

What People Say

The home has been recently renovated and visitors describe it as clean and well-maintained. There are accessible gardens and outdoor spaces where residents can spend time when the weather allows. The physical environment seems bright and comfortable for those who live there.

People visiting Lucerne House frequently mention how welcoming and personable the staff are. Residents seem to enjoy the variety of daily activities, from crafts and music sessions to regular outings. The dedicated activity team works to keep everyone engaged throughout the day.

Summing Up

If you're considering Lucerne House for someone you care about, visiting in person will give you the best sense of whether it feels right for your family.

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01392 338004

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