Care homes in Bromley

Beechmore Court supports older people through residential care and is run by Cedarmore Housing Association, a Christian organisation serving Bromley and nearby communities. The home is registered for dementia and older-person care, with its mission centred on accommodation, care and support.

Cedarmore’s wider offer includes sheltered accommodation with scheme manager support for older people who can manage independently, while Beechmore Court…

Antokol provides residential and nursing care for older people, including people living with dementia and complex nursing needs. Its care plans can support rehabilitation after illness or an operation, long-term conditions and short or respite stays.

The home occupies a former private residence set in five acres of landscaped gardens and woodland, with communal areas for activities and get-togethers alongside quieter spaces.

Ashglade supports older people in a Bromley care home operated by family-owned Mills Care. The service is registered as a care home without nursing, while the provider’s wider homes include residential and nursing care.

Daily life includes wellbeing support, social contact and ordinary routines such as reading, conversation and walks in the gardens.

Bromley Park Dementia Nursing Home provides nursing and dementia care in a refurbished Georgian home. The service is suited to older people who need specialist dementia support alongside nursing care, with spacious rooms, wide corridors and lift access to help people move around the home.

Residents can personalise bedrooms with furnishings, photographs and familiar belongings.

Personal care, accommodation and meals at Burrell Mead support older residents who may struggle to cope alone. The home offers long-term residential care and short-term respite in a setting with private rooms, communal areas, a lounge, conservatory and garden.

Residents can join activities and entertainment, while rooms may be personalised with furniture and keepsakes.

Burrows House offers residential and dementia care for people over 65, with respite and palliative support also identified for the home. Families can consider it for ongoing daily assistance, specialist dementia support or a shorter stay.

The residential model includes private rooms, activities and help with cooking, dressing and washing when these become difficult at home.

Cabrini House 1 (Diagrama Healthcare) provides residential care and supported living for adults with learning disabilities in Orpington. The home offers accommodation and support for residents with a range of needs, with an emphasis on developing skills, confidence, independence and choice.

Its home-from-home setting is intended to help residents flourish and lead fulfilling lives.

Cabrini House 2 provides residential care and support for adults with learning disabilities, including people with a range of individual needs. The home is designed as a home-from-home where residents receive personalised support while developing confidence, skills and independence.

Diagrama describes a person-centred service that works with residents to promote choice, enjoyment and positive life outcomes.

Adults with learning disabilities can find residential support at Cabrini House 3 (Diagrama Healthcare), a care home without nursing in Orpington. It provides a home-from-home for adults with a range of needs, with support focused on developing skills, confidence and greater independence.

The service is designed around everyday life rather than care alone, helping residents flourish and pursue fulfilling lives in a secure home setting.

Clairleigh Nursing Home provides nursing and residential care for people over 65, including frail, post-operative and convalescent residents and people with physical disabilities. Respite care is also available, with qualified nurses present day and night.

The purpose-built home accommodates 30 residents in single and shared rooms with en-suite facilities.

Elmwood provides elderly, residential, dementia and respite care, with nursing care available through the wider Mission Care service. The home supports older people and adults with changing needs, while individual care planning is used to maintain dignity, independence and personal preferences.

Mission Care’s homes provide private bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, and its approach includes pastoral care and support for families.

Fairlight supports older people through residential care, including people living with dementia, physical disabilities and sensory impairment. It forms part of Mills Care Group, a family-owned provider whose homes across the London Borough of Bromley offer residential and nursing care.

The group’s approach includes individual support, personal attention, wellbeing activities and time outdoors in landscaped gardens.