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    Welcome to The Andover Nursing Home

    Striving for Excellence has always been the mantra of Andover Nursing Home. Our ethos, shared with our sister home Alban Manor in St Albans has always been and continues to be to deliver the highest quality of care and a truly personalised service, providing a real “Home from Home” service where residents are enabled to live fulfilled and happy lives. We enjoy being a family business where our family knows yours.

    Striving for Excellence has always been the mantra of Andover Nursing Home. Our ethos, shared with our sister home Alban Manor in St Albans has always been and continues to be to deliver the highest quality of care and a truly personalised service, providing a real “Home from Home” service where residents are enabled to live fulfilled and happy lives. We enjoy being a family business where our family knows yours.

    Fundraising initiatives by The Friends of The Andover Nursing Home further enhance residents’ social lives both in and outside the home by supporting the work of the activity organisers. Money raised through fetes, fayres, jumble sales, dinner nights and sponsored events ensures that high calibre entertainment is a regular feature of our activities programme. The additional funds also help support transport and other costs associated with memorable days out. Membership is free and open to residents, their family members and friends.

    August 2026 at Andover Nursing Home

    In the original Roman calendar, August was first called Sextilis, Latin for the sixth month. It was renamed in honour of Rome’s first emperor, Caesar Augustus. Later, January and February were added to the calendar, making August the eighth month. 

    The first sandwich was made on August 6, 1762, when the Earl of Sandwich asked for a dish with meat between two pieces of bread. Legend has it that he ordered the meal in the middle of a gambling game and didn’t want to interrupt it.

    The birth flowers of August are the gladiolus, representing calmness, infatuation and integrity and the poppy, whose red ones. signify peace, while the white and yellow express consolation and wealth and success respectively.

    August is a month we like to spend outside, let’s hope the weather stays kind to us for another month even though we could do with the rain !

    Amongst other things on the activity’s menu, we have a garden party on Saturday 22nd from 2.00pm, run by the friends this will be a lovely day in the garden with entertainment and a delicious tea.

    On the 28th we have Fernando Aguera in Concert in The Austen Room, Internationally acclaimed, an award winner guitarist who loves to share the joy of Latin-American, Brazilian and Classical guitar music. We look forward to his concert

    If you would like regular updates on the home, please follow our Facebook page – Andover Nursing Home

    Visitors are welcome to the home at any time, please call 01264 333324 to make an appointment if you would like to look round the home.

    Our coffee Piano Café is open for residents, staff & visitors. We hold a Memory Café session on the last Tuesday of every month, everyone is welcome, starting at 2.30pm, no appointment necessary and a great opportunity to learn more about Dementia as well as the home.

    Lorna’s Hair Salon is open on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, please contact the activities team if you would like to be booked in. Lorna can also provide manicures, why not book in for a hand massage or have your nails painted?

    Visitors are welcome to the home at any time, please call 01264 333324 to make an appointment if you would like to look round the home.

     

     

    Advice and Support when you need it most

    We listen to your wishes and aim to give peace of mind to you and your family.

    Highly trained dedicated professionals

    Our team provide 24 hour care based on personal needs and levels of dependency.
    Highly trained dedicated professionals

    Purpose-built care home

    The Andover Nursing Home is a luxurious purpose-built care home fitted with every modern facility, including two lifts and all the latest fire safety equipment

    Personalised service

    We offer a personalised service in a friendly and homely environment, the landscaped grounds which surround the buildings are all wheelchair accessible

    Home from Home

    Residents are encouraged to bring smaller items of personal furniture or effects that have sentimental significance
    Review from Ian T (Son of Resident) published on 4 March 2026Submitted via Postal Card • Report
    Overall Experience5.0 out of 5
    Searched for a nursing home for my 98 year old mother. First impressions of Andover Nursing Home on meeting staff were very positive and focused on providing care, which meant a lot to me. Everyone has been easy to deal with, and nothing is too much trouble. Mum has settled quickly and well, she has 
    already said she is very happy at the home. Andover Nursing Home delivers in all aspects of service provision, and most of all, provides excellent care from a superb team.
    Review from T S (Daughter of Resident) published on 5 February 2026Submitted via Website • Report
    Overall Experience5.0 out of 5
    Mum moved to Andover Nursing Home 9 months ago, to the dementia floor. The staff always treated her with patience, kindness and respect and as an individual. They kept me informed of medication changes, health concerns etc and I was always able to pop in to the nurses office for updates or if I had 
    concerns. I felt very confident the home was looking after her to a high level which took so much pressure off of me.
    When mum passed away suddenly, everyone was very supportive and respectful.
    Review from David W (Son of Resident) published on 29 January 2026Submitted via Website • Report
    Overall Experience5.0 out of 5
    I would like to submit this review because I am so thrilled by the way in which my mother is looked after since moving into Andover Nursing Home in December! From our initial welcome to the ongoing care, the staff have been nothing short of exemplary. Like many others, my mother had come to the stage 
    in life when she realised she needed to move into a nursing home but it was still a difficult decision to make to leave her home that she has lived in since it was first built! I know it helped that my mother had been a volunteer in this home for a couple of years previously, so this, understandably, made it a little easier. However, the staff have really made her feel welcome, safe, and cared for, which means so much to my brother and myself. Being a sociable person, my mother is delighting in getting to know other residents as well as staff and is always keen to tell me what’s been happening since my last visit. In short – THANK YOU SO MUCH!