Claremont House
20A Yarmouth Rd, Caister-on-Sea, Norfolk, NR30 5AA
A purpose-built home with spacious rooms close to the coast. Run by a young, enthusiastic team, the home has a great reputation.
New care enquiry
01206 646646General enquiry
01493 377041Newly refurbished
Claremont House provides specialist nursing care for elderly people living in Norfolk. The home has recently undergone refurbishment of the lounge, and other communal areas. The home is run by a warm and welcoming team and it has a good reputation within the local community for its high quality care.
Service facilities
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En-suite bedrooms
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Gardens
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Minibus
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Wifi access
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Hairdressing salon
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Wheelchair access
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Garden visiting pod
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Specialist equipment available
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Dietary requirements met
Care services
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Nursing Care
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Respite Care
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Dementia Care
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Palliative Care
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Specialist Care
More info
Claremont House is located in the seaside village of Caister-on-Sea in Norfolk. Originally opening its doors in 1996, the single-storey home offers specialised nursing care for the elderly. In 2009, a 24 bed specialist dementia unit opened in the grounds. Situated near to the coast, the home is centrally located close to amenities and the local bus route.
The home is run by a team of mixed ages. A young, enthusiastic team oversee the day-to-day running of the house, while a separate team work in the dementia unit. Families and friends are made to feel very welcome when they visit and the care that is offered at the home is very highly regarded.
Daily activities and entertainment are a core part of our quality care at Claremont House. We pride ourselves on offering a diverse, enriching range of weekly activities and entertainment allowing residents to continue to relish in their favourite hobbies and pastimes or to try out something new entirely.
We involve residents in the planning of our weekly activities timetables and offer one-to-one bespoke and tailored opportunities as requested. We’re also passionate about keeping our homes and residents at the heart of the local community, working closely with community groups, schools and other community connections to keep residents involved in local activities.
Some of our regular activities include:
- Themed events
- local community events
- Bingo
- Outside entertainers
- Church lunches
- Pamper days
- Cream tea afternoons
- Organised excursions
- Dementia support groups
- Tea dance
- Fun days/fetes
Dining is an essential part of the care package we provide to our residents, not only from a general health and wellbeing perspective, but we believe residents should be able to enjoy eating what they want, when they want.
We have a new regional Chef in the home and have started a dining committee so that the residents have a lot of input into the meals which are served and we can provide regular feedback to the families. We offer a selection of themed nights, but it is the traditional foods which are the most popular with residents..
Our chef fully assesses all dietary needs, including likes and dislikes, allergies. special diets, through to preferred portion sizes and mealtimes. Our catering team prides itself on producing food of the highest quality, using local suppliers to create fresh, homemade dishes each day.
Close to Gorleston and Great Yarmouth, Caister-on-Sea is a lovely village in itself with local shops close by, tearooms and restaurants. lovely walks and the beautiful surrounding countryside and coastline at your fingertips. Visitors can enjoy a stroll along the esplanade or visit the local theatre.
The health and wellness of our residents is very important and we work closely in partnership with local health and wellness professionals to ensure every resident is able to lead a full and enriched life. We welcome visiting professionals such as GPs, chiropodists, opticians and can arrange visits to other professionals if and when it may be required.
Our visiting pod in the garden, with its two entrance points, protective Perspex screens, intercom system and a nurse call button, allows us to safely facilitate visits from friends and relatives when our infection control procedures prevent us from welcoming visitors into the home itself.
Our accommodation
Arranged over the ground floor, our 51 bedrooms can be personalised to make them a real home-from-home, and residents are able to enjoy a selection of lounges, dining rooms and well-kept gardens for relaxing, socialising and entertaining.
All of our bedrooms are provided ready-furnished with the essentials for instant comfort, and we happily encourage our residents to bring their own treasured furnishings and belongings if they would like to do so.
Amongst our range of well-equipped areas and facilities, there’s always space for quiet contemplation, or for enjoying the company of kindred spirits, and for relishing in interests and pursuits.
Our in-house hairdressing salon provides the perfect sanctuary to keep our residents feeling their best, whilst our beautiful gardens, bordered by flower beds, offer an al fresco setting to enjoy anything from exercise to taking tea.
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Make a quick enquiry about care at Claremont House
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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Terms and Conditions
If you will be funding your stay privately, please click here to view our Resident Contract of Admission for Self-Funders.
If a Local Authority may be funding your stay, please click here to view our Resident Terms and Conditions for a Local Authority Funded Stay.
Your Local Authority might locate/suggest a care home that is/your Local Authority believes is suitable to meet your care and support needs, that is of a lower cost than our required weekly fee. In this circumstance the Local Authority is unlikely to agree to fully fund your stay if you choose to select our care home instead of the less expensive establishment it has sourced for/suggested to you. In this event, private ‘top-up’ payments will be necessary in order to address the shortfall between our weekly fee and the weekly fee funding available from/offered by your Local Authority.
An additional top-up payment will almost certainly be required if you select, or we only have available, a non-standard room in the care home and your Local Authority is only prepared to pay for a standard room. If you select, or we only have available, a non-standard room in the care home, the additional cost for that non-standard room will have to be met by top-up payments.
Owing to the fact that your financial means will have been assessed by your Local Authority, it is very likely that the Local Authority will require private top-up payments to be made by a third party from their own funds. Although the Guidance to the Care Act 2014 states that a Local Authority ought itself collect top-up payments, some require us to collect such payments on their behalf. Should the Local Authority require us to collect top-up payments, we would issue the third party who is to fund the top-up with a contractual agreement for their review and signature.
If a Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) may be funding your stay, please click here to view our Resident Terms and Conditions for a CCG Funded Stay.