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Part of Allegra Care

Blossom Fields in Winterbourne, South Gloucestershire, near Bristol

Blossom Fields provides exceptional nursing and dementia care in modern, purpose-built surroundings. The home has 43 spacious single rooms with en-suites, along with luxurious lounges and dining rooms

Dementia care
Nursing care
End of life
Short stay
Welcome to Blossom Fields

A place to belong and to thrive

The core staff team have been at Blossom Fields for many years, enabling them not only to build wonderful relationships with our residents, but also with the wider local village and healthcare community in and around Winterbourne. Supported by continuous training, all of the staff team are committed to respecting residents’ dignity, privacy and individuality at all times, enabling them to provide truly outstanding person-centred care.

Purpose-built in 2011 for the delivery of unparalleled standards of nursing, dementia and end-of-life care, Blossom Fields offers exceptional comfort and care in a luxurious, contemporary setting. Arranged across three floors, there are 43 bright, spacious bedrooms, many with tranquil views across open countryside. Minutes from the M4, the home is conveniently located in the charming village of Winterbourne.

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How we can help

Care tailored to you, here in Winterbourne, South Gloucestershire

Blossom Fields Service Dementia Dining
Dementia Care

Expert, compassionate dementia care ensures a safe, comfortable, and secure environment where residents can still be themselves.

Blossom Fields Service Nursing Rooms
Nursing Care

24/7 nursing care caters to each resident’s unique needs, while prioritising dignity, privacy, 
and independence.

Blossom Fields Service End Of Life Lounge
End of Life

Highly trained care professionals support residents and loved ones throughout the most difficult times.

Blossom Fields Service Short Stay Outdoor Seating
Short Stay Care

Flexible, short stays give loved ones a break from being caregivers or aid recuperation after hospital stays.

The Household Model

A key element of our Service Philosophy

The Household Model approach to care is both modern and non institutional and is a new outlook in delivering service and care in the UK.

It is shaped by our core principles and desired behaviours contained within our philosophy. Our goal is to create an environment which becomes a community.

A space which residents recognise and feel at home. Personal choice, natural rhythms of the day, and meaningful life underpin the model. We seek to ensure all residents enjoy well-being.

The Household Model gives residents back their purpose, their genuine sense of self, and a chance to continue with their daily hobbies, habits, and interests which provide them with joy and independence.

Prioritises the wellbeing of our residents
Promotes purpose and independence in daily living
Fosters meaningful connections and friendships
Encourages warmth and joy every day
Bolsters identity and true sense of self
Enhances a warm and welcoming atmosphere
Our facilities

A home designed for comfort and wellbeing

Residents' Rooms

Many of the 43 spacious private rooms at Blossom Fields enjoy tranquil views out across open countryside. Residents are encouraged to bring their own furniture and personal effects to further enhance the reassuring home from home comforts we strive to provide.

Communal Spaces

Stimulating mind, body and soul, an interesting and varied programme of activities is a cornerstone of our approach to care. There’s something for everyone, from arts, crafts, and gardening to cooking, singing and armchair aerobics.

Landscaped Gardens

Peaceful outdoor spaces where residents can 
enjoy fresh air, gentle walks and quiet moments, maintained to provide a calm and welcoming environment year-round.

Download Our Brochure And Price Guide

To find out more about what we offer, please download our brochure

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Our leadership

The team at Blossom Fields

Maggie Dance
Maggie Dance

Registered Manager

Jude
Jude

Deputy Manager

Adrian
Adrian

Clinical Lead

Rose
Rose

Activities Coordinator

Raph
Raph

Home Administrator

Saba
Saba

Receptionist

Paul Thomas
Paul Thomas

Regional Manager - Western Region

See for yourself

Take a look inside Blossom Fields

We love welcoming possible new members of our community to Blossom Fields. 
Check out our home below and schedule a visit if you’d like to learn even more.

Life at Blossom Fields

More than just a place to live

People are at the heart of Blossom Fields. It’s a close knit community devoted to providing everything residents and loved ones need to be healthy, happy, and fulfilled, from personalised care and delicious 
meals to spa days and engaging activities.

Hospitality & Dining

Our hospitality team prepares fresh, seasonal meals daily and tailors them 
to each resident’s dietary needs. 

Activities & Wellbeing

Run by our friendly Wellbeing Team, there’s a whole host of activities for residents to take part in, as and 
when they choose.

Your Space

Residents make their bright and 
airy bedrooms their own by bringing 
their favourite furniture, meaningful keepsakes, and cherished photos.

Community

Friendships flourish within Blossom Fields’s close-knit community that extends 
to loved ones, staff, and even local schools and community groups.

Finding us

Right at the heart of Winterbourne, South Gloucestershire

Our home sits on the High Street in Winterbourne, South Gloucestershire, a friendly village on Bristol's northern fringe, with shops and amenities on the doorstep and the city centre a short journey away.

With healthcare close at hand, excellent road and rail links connecting Bristol, Bath and Cardiff, and a genuine village community right outside our door, it's a location that makes life easier for residents and families alike.

Healthcare close at hand
A GP surgery and pharmacy within the village, with Southmead Hospital and Frenchay's health facilities a short drive away.

Easy to reach
Well connected by road via the M4, M32 and A432 with on-site parking, and served by local bus routes into Bristol, with Bristol Parkway station close by for direct trains to London and South Wales.

A welcoming community
A historic village with independent shops, cafés, countryside walks along the Frome Valley and the Cotswolds within easy reach, and regular resident outings to enjoy it all.

Pricing & funding

Funding & Fees at Blossom Fields

So much goes into deciding whether a home like Blossom Fields Home is 
the right fit for your circumstances. Fees are just one small part, but 
we believe in clarity to ensure you have all the information you need. 

The following represent our current weekly fees and we invite you 
to get in touch to discuss funding options or your individual needs.

Weekly Charges Per Person

Self-Funded Residential Care

£1,500 Per Week

Self-Funded Residential Dementia Care

£1,550 Per Week

Self-Funded Nursing Care

£1,665 Per Week

Self-Funded Nursing Dementia Care

£1,665 Per Week

Fees are dependent on assessment and level of care needed. If nursing care is required, 
we will apply for funded nursing care on your behalf to help with the cost.

Funding Types Accepted
Support you may be entitled to

When you choose a care home in England, you may be eligible for 
NHS Funded Nursing Care (FNC), which helps cover the cost of nursing. 
This is currently worth £267.68 per week and is usually paid directly 
to the care home.

What's on?

Events at Blossom Fields

From what's coming up to what you might have missed

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Blossom Fields Turns Pink for Challenge
Paislie's birthday at blossom fields
Happy 1st Birthday, Paislie! A Blossom Fields Celebration
International womens day pamper blossom fields
International Women’s Day Pamper
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Latest news from Blossom Fields

Interactive Fun at Blossom Fields
Interactive Fun for All Ages at Blossom Fields
Santa's on a Bike Winterbourne
Santa’s on a Bike in Winterbourne
Residents enjoying tea at winterbourne memory cafe
Residents Out and About
Never Too Old! Blossom Fields Residents Become Boxers!
Never Too Old! Blossom Fields Residents Become Boxers!
From our community

What Blossom Fields means to our residents’ families

Got questions?

Everything else you need to know

All Allegra Care homes provide dedicated residential nursing care, with respite, long-term, and end-of-life provisions. People helping people is at our core, and that expert care prioritises warmth, compassion, and empathy. 

Some Allegra Care homes, too, are able to offer additional specialist care. That can include dedicated dementia care, empathetic support for those exhibiting behaviours that challenge, specialised help for young people with disabilities, and more.  

Care costs are just one of many aspects involved in choosing the right care option for your loved one. We understand, however, the importance of clarity when it comes to fees and funding. That’s why we invite you to get in touch with one of our friendly teams and discuss fees, funding options, and your individual needs.

The Household Model is a key part of Allegra Care’s philosophy and how we redefine the way care is delivered in the UK. At its heart, it’s about making each home a welcoming environment for residents, loved ones, and staff.

Residents retain their independence and sense of self, while feeling part of a fun and dynamic community where they can make real friends. They can maintain hobbies and habits, their loved ones can drop by whenever they like, and they forge genuine connections with carers and staff.  

You can absolutely visit an Allegra Care home if you’re interested in learning more or think it may be a good fit for your needs. 

It’s quick and easy to schedule a tour of the home that may suit you. Our friendly team will be delighted to show you around and to answer the questions of any prospective residents and their families. 

Any new resident at an Allegra Care home can expect a warm welcome. We’re dedicated to ensuring that everyone feels at home. Rather than being focused on rules or schedules, we’re focused on people. That means whatever your loved one needs to settle in, we’ll do all we can to accommodate. 

From day one, we’ll create a personalised care plan, you can visit as and when you wish, and you’re encouraged to bring personal items, pictures, and furniture to help make your loved one’s room truly their own.

Each resident’s personalised care plan is regularly reviewed by our expert care teams. Whether to respond to changing needs or simply make them feel happier and more comfortable, we’ll proactively adapt plans as necessary.  

Families are absolutely welcome to visit at any time, and be a full and active part of an Allegra Care community. We’d simply suggest considering when staff’s busiest times are likely to be and, if possible, to give some advance warning of very early visits or planned outings.

Allegra Care operates a family of quality homes across central and southern England. 

Including everything from modern, purpose-built properties to elegant country residences, our homes serve Hampshire and Dorset, South Gloucestershire and Somerset, Cambridgeshire, and Suffolk.

Get in Touch

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We aim to respond to all enquiries within 24 hours. Alternatively, call us 0117 330 1400 or email us blossomfields@allegracare.co.uk directly.

Get in Touch Directly

Blossom Fields Care Home, 84 - 86 High St, Winterbourne, Bristol BS36 1RB

Maggie Dance
Registered Manager

Maggie joined the care profession in 1997 after having her first child. Having worked previously with horses and in a shoe factory, it was a big career change, but she’s never looked back. Loyal and passionate about caring for others, especially those nearing the latter stages of their lives, she’s committed to helping residents feel completely at home at Blossom Fields through kind and compassionate care.

Maggie Dance

A highlight of her career to date was meeting William and Kate during their tour of the UK to thank carers who had worked through the Covid pandemic.

Jude
Deputy Manager

Starting her career in care 30 years ago, Jude is dedicated to promoting people’s independence and helping them to live their best life. She moved into elderly care from hospital work as she wanted to get to know the people she cared for better - and to be a part of their life journey. People’s needs vary – whether it’s lending a hand or providing a lot of assistance.

Jude

Jude is committed to doing everything she can to help residents, to understand their wants and needs, and to form a strong bond through caring. From acts as simple as making a resident their favourite drink to helping a family through a bereavement, she’s passionate about her work and proud that so many residents and families speak so warmly about the feeling of “home” they experience at Blossom Fields.

Adrian
Clinical Lead

Having trained as a nurse in Romania, Adrian started his career as a care assistant when he came to the UK in 2014. He joined Blossom Fields in 2016, since when he has worked his way up to the position of clinical lead. Passionate about delivering outstanding care, he sees the work of a nurse as far more than just a job – rather, a care-centred lifestyle where one thinks like a nurse 24/7.

Adrian
Rose
Activities Coordinator

Rose has joined Blossom Fields with over six year's experience in the care sector. Moving to the UK just over six months ago from South Africa Rose initially worked in domiciliary care, but she was keen to move into an activities role. Having loved working in activities Rose brings not only experience but also lots of ideas. Rose has a background in food technology, but after a long successful career she wanted to have a more meaningful role and hasn't looked back since changing careers to the care sector. Rose has really enjoyed getting to know all the Blossom Fields' residents.

Rose

Rose's vision for Blossom Fields is to introduce the Namaste approach, as well as broadening the range of activities on offer in the home.

Outside of work Rose loves to walk her German Shepherd Ruby as well spending time with her family including two grown up children.

Raph
Home Administrator

After graduating in 2022 from Bournemouth University with a degree in HR Management and Business Raph decided to take some time off, but that didn’t last long, Raph found out about the receptionist position at Blossom Fields and was working there by the end of the year! Raph’s skills and knowledge led him to become the home’s administrator soon after starting work at Blossom Fields and now he is responsible for The Grove’s administration as well.

Raph

Raph finds his role fulfilling and loves working in the care home environment and the values that go with that. Raph works closely with Saba the Blossom Fields’ receptionist to keep the two busy homes in order.

In his free time Raph enjoys spending time with family and friends and loves being outdoors. Raph greatly enjoys visiting historical sites, history has been a personal passion for as long as he can remember.

Saba​
Receptionist

Saba is the friendly face who welcomes you to Blossom Fields. Saba is the receptionist for the home as well as providing administration support. Saba’s experience is a great asset to the home, she is very efficient which is needed in the busy care home environment. Saba is currently studying a post graduate degree in Computer Science, specialising in software engineering.

Saba

This is not Saba’s first-degree path, she began her career in the telecom sector, then graduated in Computer Science, before pursuing a postgraduate degree in Technology Management. This programme started as a master’s degree and eventually led to a PHD, with Saba having her papers published.

Saba took a career break to spend time with her family and still cherishes those special times. When Saba has free time, she is an avid reader of including journals and articles from renowned publications, as well loving cooking and baking.

Paul Thomas
Regional Manager - Western Region

Paul has joined Allegra Care with 28 years’ experience in the health and social care sector including working in senior leadership roles for the last 18 years; covering operations, business management and quality assurance. Paul has a real passion for person centred care and how that is delivered at the highest level.

Allegra Team Paul Thomas

Paul has worked across a diverse sector over his time in health and social care and brings a wealth of experience to his new role as Regional Manager. Paul believes in integrating real and meaningful values and culture into a service and in doing so, delivering the outcomes for the people we support. Paul goes by the theory of values with no meaning, have no value.

Outside of work, Paul is the father of three boys and a 2nd degree black belt who teaches Judo.

Catherine
Sales Manager

Catherine has worked in sales and marketing her whole career, after graduating with a degree in Textile Management she worked in Corporate Workwear for many years. Catherine’s first role in the care sector was working with a disability charity that ran nursing homes and enablement projects for young adults.

Catherine

While her two children were younger, she joined her husband in his estate agency, but was delighted to return to the care sector in 2020 and now cannot imagine doing anything else.

Catherine’s role with Allegra is to support residents and their families as they explore care options. Working with the teams in the individual homes she ensures that during every stage from initial enquiry through to moving in with us every question is answered, and we offer the reassurance needed for the next chapter in our resident’s life. It is important for our residents to remain part of the community in which will have lived for years, often all their lives, so the other part of this role is connecting with local community groups, charities and organisations.

Catherine has said that working for Allegra with their groundbreaking household model means we are offering a home with compassion and care whilst ensuring residents are retaining their independence and quality of life.

Out of work Catherine enjoys baking and gardening The children are older now, but still keep her busy!