Northcourt Lodge

Northcourt Lodge Nursing Home provides nursing with dementia and residential care to 22 residents over the age of 65 years old who require 24 hrs care in Reading, Berkshire. We accommodate long, short and respite stays.

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Hello and welcome to Northcourt Lodge, our warm and friendly home in Reading. My name is Revathy, I joined this beautiful home in 2007 as a Registered Nurse. Since then, I have been given the opportunity to develop into the Registered Manager where I have remained in post for the past 10 years.

Our commitment to our residents is to deliver high-quality, individual care in a nurturing and engaging environment so that our residents can live happy and truly meaningful lives.

I am passionate in supporting my team to provide outstanding quality care to make a difference and enhance the lives of the individuals, we are privileged to care for.

I understand that choosing a care home for either yourself or a loved one can be a daunting experience which is why our doors are always open inviting you to come and visit us anytime where myself or any one of my team are here to help answer all your questions.

We look forward to welcoming you to Northcourt Lodge.

Revathy, Manager of Northcourt Lodge Nursing Home

Our Philosophy

“Our goal is to promote and protect physical, mental, spiritual and social well-being of residents through assuring that quality services are provided by trained and responsible health care professional whereby service user’s dignity, respect, freedom of choice, privacy, confidentiality and equality are maintained at all times.

We aspire to achieve our goal through encouraging open communication and environment where residents and staff feel safe and comfortable to express their needs, which are acknowledged accordingly. We run non-discriminatory policy and accept service users from all ethnic groups”.

From our residents and families

“We are so grateful to you and the other staff at Northcourt who have shown my mother and us great professionalism, care and love through these days. Caring for many who are likely to die in your care is a remarkable calling and cannot be easy. Yet what we see is grace and love. Amazing.”