Care homes in Bassetlaw

Branthwaite Care Home supports adults with residential, dementia and nursing care, with respite and day care also available. As part of Knights Care, its nursing provision includes registered nurses overseeing health and wellbeing, while respite can support recovery or planned carer breaks.

Palliative care focuses on comfort, dignity, familiar routines and family support.

Beech House Care Home supports older people and those living with dementia through residential, respite and day care, with palliative care also available. Respite care is a short-term stay of at least one week. Day care includes meals, personal care and medication support, with activities provided during the day.

The programme includes music, gardening and exercise sessions, alongside baking, crafts and accompanied trips.

Redbank House supports seven people with learning disabilities and autism in a residential care setting near Retford. The home also supports people who may exhibit behaviours that challenge and specialises in Prader-Willi syndrome.

Its registered care-home provision is without nursing, with the service focused on learning disabilities, younger adults and eating disorders.

Children and young adults with autism and learning disabilities can receive specialist residential support at Tigh Fruin. The service sits within a provider offering residential settings, therapeutic services, schools and colleges for people whose needs require structured care.

Its therapeutic services team provides direct and indirect support around an individual’s needs during admission and throughout the placement.

Barnby Court Care Home supports older people with residential care, delivered by a dedicated care team alongside catering, housekeeping and maintenance professionals. The home helps residents retain their identity, continue familiar routines and take part in community life.

Care is delivered around the clock, with individual needs guiding daily support and activities.

Nursing care for older people is provided at Blyth Country House Care Home, a 26-bed home with landscaped gardens and accommodation close to local amenities. Individualised care considers medical, therapeutic, emotional, social and cultural needs.

Bedrooms are spacious, with en-suite facilities available, and nurse call systems support safety. Meals are freshly prepared each day using locally sourced ingredients, with home-cooked choices and…

Gateford Hill Care Home covers day care, nursing care and residential care for older people, including those living with dementia or physical disabilities. Respite and end-of-life care are also available, supporting families considering short-term help, ongoing accommodation or nursing support within one home.

The care approach considers each person’s preferences, including food, activities and experiences.

Holmlea supports younger adults with autism, learning disabilities and other support needs through residential care. It forms part of Kisimul’s adult residential provision, which helps individuals develop meaningful lives, skills and confidence.

Person-centred support and therapeutic services are combined with plans built around personal goals and greater independence.

Iedale provides modern residential support for autistic adults in Retford. Each resident has an apartment or pod with a living area, bathroom, kitchen and bedroom, while communal lounges and kitchens provide shared space and support. The arrangement is designed to encourage independence without removing the safety net of a residential setting.

The service forms part of Autism East Midlands’ adult provision, which also includes support connected…

A residential care home of eight apartments, Langold View supports adults with learning and physical disabilities. It also supports people with mental health conditions and associated complex needs, within a setting designed for up to eight individuals.

The home is part of Voyage Care, whose wider support options include residential care, supported living and community support.

Langwith Lodge Care Home provides residential support for older people and younger adults, including people living with dementia. Personal care is available around the clock, with support planned around individual needs and the aim of helping residents retain independence, identity and choice.

The home offers a settled residential environment through Your Health, with personal belongings encouraged to make rooms feel familiar.

A Grade II listed manor house near Retford, Lound Hall gives older people and adults with mental or physical health needs a smaller residential setting. The home includes bright bedrooms, shared sitting rooms, dining space, gardens and wheelchair-accessible living areas.

Care plans take account of medical, personal, dietary and religious needs, together with individual likes and dislikes.

Malborn Teroan House provides three-bed community rehabilitation services for men who have progressed through inpatient hospital rehabilitation. The home supports adults with mental health needs, including younger and older people, within a residential care setting without nursing. Its focus is on helping residents continue their pathway towards community living, with care coordinated by a clinical and management team.

Mason House supports up to eight adults with Prader-Willi syndrome, learning disabilities, autism and other complex needs. The home provides residential care for people who need a structured setting with practical assistance shaped around individual circumstances.

Its small capacity creates a defined disability-support environment rather than a general older-person home.

Rose Farm provides 24-hour residential care, specialist dementia care and respite or holiday stays for older people. Dementia care is delivered in secure, separate accommodation, with individualised care plans and a nurse call bell in every room.

Residents have a choice of lounges, private gardens and a patio area, alongside freshly prepared home-cooked meals and special diets.