Advinia Mill View Carehomes

Care Homes, Nursing Homes

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Website | 01204 319890
Bridgeman St, Bolton BL3 6SA, UK

Opening Hours:
Monday: Open 24 hours
Tuesday: Open 24 hours
Wednesday: Open 24 hours
Thursday: Open 24 hours
Friday: Open 24 hours
Saturday: Open 24 hours
Sunday: Open 24 hours


Area Served:
Within 4 miles (6.4km) of Bridgeman St, Bolton BL3 6SA, UK
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Our large, leafy site houses six bungalows, where we offer different types of care. We have two bungalows offering personal care, one for Residents living with dementia, one general nursing and two bungalows dedicated to caring for people living with dementia. Residents can be reassured that if their care needs change, we can provide continuity of care for them at Mill View.

Mill View care and nursing Colleagues practice person-centred care, which means putting the Residents’ wellbeing at the heart of everything we do. Our compassionate team work hard to make Residents feel safe, comfortable and happy from day one. We want our Residents to feel heard, included and part of the Mill View family.

Google Rating: 3.8 out of 5 stars (10 total ratings)

Helen Hickson
5 Star
Amazing care. Amazing staff who looked after my dad in his final days. Not only did they look after my dad with care compassion and love but they looked after his family. All the staff were amazing from the carers to the hosts who served the food. Thank you Mill View for making such a hard time the best it could be. X
Monday 7th August 2017
jodie westwood
5 Star
Due to lockdown i havent been able to have a proper look round, but up to now im happy with the care mum is receiving . I can however rate the covid pod... My experience was positive, lovely little pod, although not the same as being able to hold mums hand it was nice to see her. Natalie and Beth are excellent cannot praise them girls enough, they go above and beyond and are really friendly. Keep up the good work girls 😊
Friday 19th February 2021
Colin Jones
5 Star
I cannot praise Mill View enough for the care and attention that they have given to my mother so far. The staff have been excellent and attentive to my mothers requirements and nursing needs. Prior to entering Mill View Care Home my mother who has advanced dementia, was violent, abusive and prone to wandering in her own home environment. She was a real danger to herself and those nearest to her. Mill View has given her a more tranquil and controlled environment which has gone a long way in pacifying her, and improving her quality of life & dignity.
Thursday 31st October 2019
Marilyn Lundy
3 Star
Good and bad. There is a smell of urine all over the place, and considering the floors are mainly not carpeted, is not acceptable. The staff are generally very caring, and always around in the lounge. What stood out for me this Christmas was that none of the patients got a present from the management. Even a bar of chocolate each would have been a gesture. There seems to be money for decorations and dressing up, but nothing for the poor souls who never get a visit. Also, they didn't even give a lady a birthday card on her hundredth birthday. The Queen did and her family did, but not them. Quite disappointing really. Most of the staff are lovely, but some seem disinterested.
Monday 30th December 2019
Ann Shorrock
1 Star
My aunt was applying for a place in this home , she has dementia and is in hospital waiting to go into a care home .mill view went to assess her and then refused to take her because she has been aggressive to staff when she first went into hospital , she has been fine now for 3 weeks which the hospital told them .mill view still refused her saying they didn't think she would fit in with their other residents .after reading the previous review and an article in the telegraph on Google about one of their carers being jailed I am now glad they refused her , there are bad reports all over the internet about abuse in BUPA care homes .I was not impressed when I visited the home , there was a smell of urine , the rooms were tiny with tiny what looked like camp beds in them , they looked like prison cells .there is an advert on television about dementia which finishes by saying " life doesn't end when dementia begins " obviously mill view think it does, they don't want to know , I am sure my aunt is not the only dementia patient who has been aggressive .Thank-you mill view for refusing her , it scares me to think of her ending up in such a place .
Saturday 28th May 2016