Care homes in Ashford

Acacia House provides residential, nursing and dementia care for older people in Tenterden. It is one of the Abode Care Homes where qualified nursing support is available, with a registered nurse on duty 24 hours a day alongside care staff.

Care is person-centred and based on a pre-admission assessment, with plans reviewed alongside residents and relatives.

Specialist residential care at Ashford Lodge supports adults with learning disabilities, physical disabilities and younger adults. The home’s wider provider uses a person-centred framework focused on identity, wellbeing and independence.

Families planning the move from children’s to adult services can access transition planning, while hospital-discharge support helps people move into residential or supported living care.

Nursing and dementia care sit within Barchester Healthcare’s wider offer at Ashminster House, a listed nursing home in Ashford. The provider describes support shaped around individual needs, including residential, nursing, dementia and respite care across its homes.

Barchester also highlights seasonal meals prepared on site, activities, hospitality and support for families.

A family-run home for up to 28 older people, Brambles Care Home arranges accommodation around single rooms, including 22 with en-suite facilities. A passenger lift and stair lift serve the first-floor rooms, while regular visits from healthcare professionals support residents’ wider needs.

Daily life includes meals, social activities and outings, with short-term respite stays available.

Halden Heights Care Community provides nursing and residential care for older people, including people living with dementia. The home offers personalised support in a countryside setting, with care organised around residents’ needs and ongoing wellbeing.

Families can access support during the move into care, while the home’s care environment is designed for residents who need nursing input or dementia support.

Juniper delivers residential support for people with learning disabilities, within CareTech’s wider services for individuals with complex needs. The organisation also supports autism, mental health and neurological needs through residential care and supported living.

Support is shaped around individual needs and aspirations, with opportunities to develop confidence, independence and meaningful connections.

Park View Care Centre supports older people with residential and dementia care, as well as nursing, respite and end-of-life care. The Ashford care centre combines daily support with activities and family involvement as part of life in the home.

Residents can receive 24-hour care and access to GPs, nurses and physiotherapists through community referrals.