Care homes in Blackburn with Darwen

Acer Lodge offers residential and nursing care for older people, including residents living with dementia, physical disabilities or sensory impairment. Its care can cover a short stay or longer-term placement, giving families flexibility when needs change or a temporary break is required.

The home provides a range of communal and personal comforts, with entertainment and activities forming part of daily life.

Fosse Bank House provides residential care and support for adults with learning disabilities, mental health needs, physical disabilities and sensory impairment. The home is part of Achieve Together, whose specialist services also support people with autism, complex needs and acquired brain injuries.

Its wider care model includes nurse-led clinical guidance, positive behaviour support and planning for transitions from children’s to adult services.

Adults with enduring mental health issues, including personality disorder, can receive specialist rehabilitation at Clifton Lawns. The 20-bed unit is nurse-led and provides 24-hour registered mental health nurse cover for people admitted on a supervised community treatment order, conditional discharge or informal basis.

Each service user works with staff on an individual treatment plan and therapeutic programme focused on recovery, resilience,…

A 64-bed purpose-built specialist dementia home, Eachstep Blackburn offers residential, nursing and end-of-life care, as well as respite stays. Its dementia-friendly building design supports people living with dementia in a residential setting, while the service accommodates both short-term and longer-term care.

A published weekly schedule helps residents plan activities suited to their needs and abilities.

Hawkhurst supports older people and adults with dementia, physical disabilities or mental health needs within PrimeLife’s residential care network. The registered scope also includes younger adults, while the wider organisation supports varied care requirements in suitable settings.

Care can be arranged for a short stay, convalescence or longer-term residence, with support available around the clock.

Short-term post-hospital nursing care is available at Haydock Nursing and Residential Care Home, alongside longer-term nursing, residential and dementia care for older people and younger adults. Its nursing service supports complex medical conditions and can bridge the period between hospital discharge and returning home.

Each resident has an individual plan covering care needs, preferences and tastes.

Linden House Care Home provides 24-hour residential support for people with dementia and a range of other care needs, including physical, mental health and sensory needs. The Blackburn home offers long- and short-term care, respite stays and a small number of day care places, with support tailored around each resident.

Residents can choose from daily activities and flexible schedules, with traditional home-cooked food, menu choices and special…

Nursing and residential care at Magdalene House is supported by trained staff supervised by a nurse 24 hours a day. The home accommodates older people and residents with physical disabilities, with individual needs and wishes assessed on admission and independence encouraged wherever possible.

The family-managed home has five lounges, two conservatories, five dining areas and gardens, creating several spaces for everyday living and visiting.

Moorland View Care Home offers residential care in a purpose-built 32-bed home designed around comfort, privacy and independence. Residents have single bedrooms, including en-suite rooms, with living areas and facilities arranged to support everyday life in a domestic setting.

Accessibility is built into the layout, with many bedrooms on the ground floor and a platform lift providing access to the upper floor.

Old Gates Care Home provides nursing, residential and dementia care for up to 90 people, with both long-term and respite periods available. The home supports older people and younger adults with relevant care needs, including dementia and physical disabilities.

Food is prepared by trained chefs using locally sourced ingredients, with seasonal menus, varied choices and options that reflect residents’ preferences.

Queens Lodge Nursing Home supports up to 56 residents in Blackburn with long-term, short-term, respite and nursing care. The home serves older people and people with physical disabilities in a homely setting, with a varied activity programme.

Meals include breakfast choices and a main course with starter and dessert, while snacks and refreshments are available throughout the day. Residents can also eat in their rooms.