Vi and John Rubens House
Personal, nursing and dementia care
Respite care (subject to availability)
Care home for older people and people with dementia
Based in Redbridge, Vi and John Rubens House is one of Jewish Care’s largest homes – and the only one in the Redbridge area.
The home also offers a wide range of communal lounges and sitting areas, a synagogue, two gardens and a lovely hairdressing salon. There is also a smaller, separate lounge and dining room for people with dementia.
We celebrate Shabbat and all the Jewish festivals with the help of the local Jewish community.
Surrounding area
Valentines Park is just a few minutes away, as are the local shops of Gants Hill. The Ilford Exchange is also close by.
Gallery
Location
Tube:
Gants Hill
Bus routes:
123, 128, 150, 179, 296, 396, 667, 679, 462
Off-street parking:
Limited off-street parking is available. You can also park in nearby streets.
CQC report
View the latest CQC inspection report for Vi 
and John Rubens House
The Care Quality Commission checks whether hospitals, care homes, GPs, dentists and services are meeting national standards.
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Facilities
- 105 rooms, all with en-suite toilets and some with en-suite showers
- 12 assisted bathrooms
- television and telephone points can be available in all rooms
Activities
Social programme and activities
Two dedicated members of staff are responsible for the varied social activity programme, with the support of many committed volunteers. Residents who can are encouraged to spend the day out at either Jewish Care’s Redbridge Jewish Community Centre (Sinclair House) or The Dennis Centre, both of which have close ties with the home.
The Friends of Vi & John Rubens House raises money for the home through a variety of events such as bridge and quiz nights.
Jewish Care in Essex Magazine
Welcome to the second edition of Jewish Care in Essex. Jewish Care is proud to be able to highlight to the community the work we are doing across the whole of Essex, through our wide range of services reaching out to all generations.
Jewish Care is the heartbeat of the community. Regardless of level of observance, the connection to Jewish values still remains strong in this vibrant community.
Read the first addition of Jewish Care in Essex - Spring 2018
