Post-Operative & Convalescent Care in Ugley
At Conewood Manor in Bishop’s Stortford, we provide award-winning post-operative & convalescent care to families from Ugley and nearby areas. With skilled nurses on-site 24/7 and a warm, Grade II-listed setting, we deliver safe, personalised support when it’s needed most.
Why families in Ugley choose Conewood Manor
- Skilled nursing on-site 24/7 and personalised care plans
- Light-filled private rooms, peaceful lounges and secure gardens
- Flexible visiting to keep families closely involved
Recovering after surgery or illness can feel overwhelming. Families choose Conewood Manor because we provide a calm, supportive environment where recovery is carefully monitored and comfort always comes first.
Getting here from Ugley
Conewood Manor is within easy reach of Ugley by car and public transport, making regular visits simple. Staying connected with loved ones plays an important role in recovery, confidence and emotional wellbeing.
Download our brochure
To find out more about what we offer, please download our brochure
What our post-operative & convalescent care includes
Every recovery journey is different, so our care is tailored to individual needs. Support may include:
24/7 nursing oversight and health monitoring
Safe medication management and coordination with clinicians
Nutritious meals, hydration support and dietary planning
Mobility assistance, rehabilitation support and personal care
Gentle routines that rebuild strength and independence
Emotional reassurance and encouragement throughout recovery
Whether your loved one needs a short stay after surgery or a longer period of convalescence, we focus on helping them recover safely and comfortably.
Awards & Accreditations
Conewood Manor is proud to be recognised for consistently high standards of care:
CQC-rated
“Good"
9.8/10 on Carehome.co.uk
(48 reviews)
Nursing Home of the Year –
Hertfordshire 2022
Top 20 Care Homes in the
East of England 2021
Daily Life & Activities
Recovery at Conewood Manor is supported by a positive and engaging daily environment. Residents enjoy:
- Music and reminiscence sessions
- Art and creative workshops
- Gardening and outdoor relaxation
- Gentle movement and seated exercise
- Seasonal celebrations and social events
Fresh meals are prepared daily by our in-house chef, with diets individually catered for to support healing, nutrition and enjoyment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Post-operative & convalescent care supports recovery after surgery, illness or hospital discharge, with 24/7 nursing oversight, rehabilitation support and personalised care plans.
Admissions can often be arranged quickly once hospital discharge plans are confirmed, including short-notice or urgent placements where availability allows.
Yes. Residents can stay for short-term recovery or longer convalescent periods, depending on medical needs and progress.
Yes. Our nursing team supports mobility, strength-building routines and coordinates with physiotherapy services where required.
Absolutely. Flexible visiting is encouraged so families can stay involved and provide reassurance during recovery.
Visit Conewood Manor – Post-Operative & Convalescent Care in Ugley
Choosing the right place for recovery is an important decision. At Conewood Manor, we combine expert nursing with a calm, supportive environment to help residents regain strength, confidence and independence.
- Visit the home in person
- Meet our nursing and care team
- Explore our peaceful lounges and gardens
- Ask about availability and recovery support
What people are saying about us
David Blackwell
Overall Experience
5.0 out of 5
The care home is clean.
The only issue I have is at the weekends my father is left in the bed and not changed, if he’s changed it’s 3:00 in the afternoon.
There are a lot less staff at weekends.
And you can always spot the lazy staff there are two or three of them.
All the rest of the staff are absolutely brilliant.
Mandy Parker
Overall Experience
5.0 out of 5
Our mother was here for 3 months for end-of-life care and the staff were so lovely, Mum praised them so much, nothing was too much trouble and she knew most of them on first-name terms.
She always enjoyed meal times and conversations with the staff.
