Care homes in Adur

Cavell House provides nursing, dementia, respite and palliative care for adults in a residential home setting. The service is registered to support older people as well as people with mental health needs, physical disabilities and sensory impairment.

Residents can personalise their rooms, continue hobbies and take part in activities supported by an Activities and Wellbeing Team.

Drumconner Lancing provides private residential and nursing care for older people and those with physical disabilities, including short-term respite and longer-term support. The recently refurbished home combines clinical care with a seaside setting between Worthing and Shoreham, close to local shops, transport and the beach.

Its 67-room accommodation includes spacious rooms, landscaped surroundings and views towards the South Downs.

Flexible day therapy sits alongside nursing and residential care at Harmony House Nursing Home. The home supports older people and adults with physical disabilities, with long- and short-term stays and respite care available for differing circumstances.

The two-level home has 29 en-suite rooms and a lift, with residents also able to use the living room, conservatory, garden and central courtyard.

Kingsland House provides nursing, residential, dementia and respite care in Shoreham-by-Sea for older people and adults with physical disabilities. Professionals are on duty 24 hours a day, with landscaped gardens, secluded courtyards and activities supporting daily life.

Residents can take part in gardening, crafts and musical activities, while the home also offers pampering and hair salon services.

Residential and dementia care takes place at Meadowcroft Care Home, a converted Victorian villa in Shoreham-by-Sea for up to 20 residents. Its smaller scale creates an easy-to-navigate setting with familiar bedrooms, lounges, dining areas and gardens.

Every room has a private en-suite toilet and washbasin, while full lift access connects all three floors.

St Clare Rest Home provides residential support for older people, with communal areas designed for everyday living and socialising. The home has a lounge, separate dining room, library, front and rear patio gardens and a passenger lift.

Short-stay and day-care residents are accommodated whenever possible, making the home relevant to people needing a temporary arrangement as well as longer-term residential support.

Ball Tree Croft supports older people and adults with dementia, learning disabilities and physical disabilities in Lancing. It is registered as an assisted living and residential care home, with its regulated scope also covering sensory impairment and younger adults.

The supplied business evidence does not establish further site-specific details about facilities, activities, staffing arrangements or daily routines.

Personalised dementia care at Elreg House centres on each resident’s needs, choices and goals. Care plans record the details that matter, while key workers help keep changing preferences understood across the team.

Dementia-trained staff support residents in an adapted environment focused on safety, independence and quality of life.

Residential care at Keychange Charity Romans Care Home is for older people and can also support younger adults and people with learning disabilities. The home is registered for care without nursing, giving residents accommodation and help with daily life in a shared community setting.

Families can also find practical guidance about funding residential care through Keychange, including self-funding information.

Rectory House Nursing Home provides residential, nursing, dementia and short-term care in a Georgian manor house in Sompting. It supports residents with changing needs and offers a care pathway for up to 40 people, including those requiring more intensive physical support.

Each resident has a personalised care plan reviewed regularly by key workers, named nurses and the Home Manager.

Stanbridge House combines long-stay and respite care with a family-run residential setting near Lancing town centre and the seafront. The home supports older people and provides personal care, accommodation and daily assistance, with 24-hour nurse call points in every room and bathroom.

Freshly prepared food includes special diets, while activities range from outings and music sessions to board games.

New Elmcroft provides residential and nursing care in a 60-bed home with en-suite bedrooms. It also sits within Shaw’s wider care provision, which covers dementia, respite and specialist support for complex needs, although this listing’s evidence specifically identifies New Elmcroft as a care home in Shoreham by Sea.

The home’s care model is person-centred, with support shaped around each resident’s likes, dislikes and life experiences.

Lancing Beach Care Home offers residential, nursing, dementia and respite care for older people, including people with physical disabilities or sensory impairment. The home supports both short stays and longer-term care within the Anavo group’s community-focused approach.

Anavo describes its care as centred on regular exercise, good food, good company and a sense of purpose.