Respite Care in Nazeing
At Conewood Manor in Bishop’s Stortford, we provide award-winning respite care to families from Nazeing and nearby areas.
Set within our elegant Grade II-listed home, Conewood Manor offers a calm and welcoming environment for short-term stays. Whether you’re planning a break, supporting recovery after illness, or arranging urgent respite care, our skilled nurses are on-site 24/7 to deliver safe, personalised support. Families from Nazeing trust us to offer comfort, dignity and reassurance every day of every stay.
Why families in Great Dunmow 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
Families in Nazeing often choose Conewood Manor for respite because we combine professional nursing care with a truly homely atmosphere. Stays are designed to feel settled and supportive from the very first day, giving residents a safe place to rest and families genuine peace of mind.
Getting here from Nazeing
Conewood Manor is within easy reach of Nazeing by car and public transport, making regular visits simple. Our convenient location means families can stay closely connected while their loved one enjoys a comfortable and supported stay.
Download our brochure
To find out more about what we offer, please download our brochure
What our respite care includes
Every respite stay is tailored to the individual. Support may include:
24-hour nursing care and medication management
Nutritious meals, hydration support and dietary adjustments
Help with mobility, personal care and physical comfort
Recovery support after illness or surgery
Meaningful routines that promote wellbeing and confidence
Whether the stay is planned or arranged at short notice, our goal is always the same: a safe, reassuring environment where residents feel cared for and families can breathe a little easier.
Awards & Accreditations
Conewood Manor is proud to be recognised nationally for both nursing quality and resident experience:
CQC-rated
“Good"
9.8/10 on Carehome.co.uk
(48 reviews)
Nursing Home of the Year –
Hertfordshire 2022
Top 20 Care Homes
East of England 2021
Daily Life & Activities
Respite residents are welcomed into the heart of life at Conewood Manor. Activities are gentle, engaging and adapted to individual abilities:
- Music and reminiscence sessions
- Arts, crafts and creative workshops
- Gardening and relaxation in secure outdoor spaces
- Gentle movement and seated exercise
- Seasonal celebrations and themed events
Fresh meals are prepared daily by our in-house chef, with every diet and preference individually catered for — from soft diets to diabetic menus and cultural favourites.
Frequently Asked Questions
Respite stays can be as short as a few days or extend for several weeks, depending on your needs and availability.
Yes — we often support urgent respite placements. Call our team and we’ll guide you through the process.
Absolutely. Every resident receives a personalised plan, even for short visits, so care remains consistent and safe.
Yes — many residents come to us for convalescence or support after discharge, with 24-hour nursing on hand.
Of course. We offer flexible visiting so families can remain closely involved and reassured throughout the stay.
Visit Conewood Manor – Respite Care in Nazeing
If you’re exploring respite care in Nazeing — whether planned or urgent — Conewood Manor offers expert nursing support in a setting that feels like home. We’re here to make every stay safe, comfortable and genuinely reassuring for residents and families alike.
What people are saying about us
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.
Adrian Service
Overall Experience
5.0 out of 5
My mum has now resided at the home for 6 years and during that time she has received caring and also sympathetic treatment and has built a bond with a number of staff there and with some staff I have observed visiting her before they finish for the week to see how she is. During my weekly visits, the staff have been very courteous to me and always offer me a drink when afternoon tea is served up.
