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Cuttlebrook Hall in Thame named among UK’s top 100 care homes

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Cuttlebrook Hall on Stock Road in Thame has been included among the nation’s leading care homes after securing recognition at the 2026 Lottie Awards.

The facility earned a place among the top 100 care homes nationwide, with the annual awards programme highlighting establishments demonstrating exceptional dedication to residents, their families, and employees.

Home manager Alana Corr expressed delight at the achievement, stating that receiving acknowledgment as one of the country’s premier 100 care homes represented a significant milestone.

The recognition served as validation for the team’s sustained efforts.

Corr noted satisfaction with the supportive atmosphere established since the home’s opening in October 2023 and thanked staff members for their continued dedication to enabling residents to enjoy meaningful daily lives.

Gratitude was extended to all individuals who contributed to making Cuttlebrook Hall a comfortable environment for those in its care.

Judging for the awards relied on seven assessment areas, encompassing regulatory inspection scores, Google reviews, available facilities, and activity provision.

Hannah Karim, Lottie’s lead care specialist, commented that Cuttlebrook Hall exemplified the standards expected of Care UK residences, featuring purpose-built design where every aspect had been carefully planned to support residents in living well and maintaining independence where feasible.

The home provides residential, dementia, and short-stay care services.

On-site amenities comprise a cinema room, hairdressing salon, and a licensed bar.

The activity schedule offers both communal and individual sessions, alongside periodic meetings for the Say Aphasia support group.

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