We understand that choosing to move to a care setting can be a difficult decision, but we’re committed to making each of our residential and nursing homes a real home from home for every one of our residents. From room personalisation to meal choices and activities, and even welcoming pets to come and live with residents in some of our homes, we’ll do everything we can to help you settle in and enjoy life to its fullest potential.
Care and companionship in a care home setting to support residents to stay as independent as possible.
Care provided in a care home setting for residents with higher dependency needs requiring specialist expertise from a nurse-led team.
Short-term care in a care home designed to give you and your regular carer a respite break, provide a supportive environment to recuperate after some time in hospital, or to try a care home before deciding if it’s right for you in the long-term.
Day visits to a care home to enjoy freshly cooked meals, socialise with residents and take part in the day’s activities.
Our care homes
At Healthcare Homes, we pride ourselves on providing exceptional quality care with a family feel. We believe that everybody deserves to be supported to stay as independent as possible and to be treated with dignity in later life, and our values of commitment, compassion and care lie at the heart of everything we do.
Get in touch to discuss our care homes
Our friendly advisors are here to answer any questions you may have about residential care. Call us on 01206 646646 for a no obligation chat or use our simple enquiry form to request a call back from one of the team.
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