Care homes in Central Bedfordshire

HF Trust provides residential care and wider learning disability support through Hft, a charity helping people live with greater independence, choice and participation. Its residential services use trained staff to support learning disabled people in their own homes, while the wider organisation also offers supported living and domiciliary care.

Hft’s service network includes housing, day opportunities, supported employment and internships, as…

A six-bed residential home in Dunstable supports young adults with learning disabilities and autism. 60 Bullpond Lane provides a care home setting without nursing, with support shaped around individual needs, circumstances and preferences. It is part of Voyage Care’s wider network of residential care homes, supported living services and community support.

The home is suited to people who need a stable place to live while developing independence…

Cinnamon Lodge provides specialist residential care for adults with learning disabilities or autism, including people whose behaviour may challenge those around them. Support is tailored to changing needs, with the individual’s choices at the centre of care planning and family, carers, social workers and other professionals involved where appropriate.

The service offers residential, respite and day care, so support can be arranged for daytime…

Fairfield Manor Care and Nursing Home provides nursing, residential, dementia and respite care for up to 75 residents. Its care teams support people with changing needs, including those living with dementia who require a structured and reassuring environment.

The home combines daily activities and trips out with communal areas, bedrooms and gardens. Staff complete dementia training, while care plans are reviewed as needs change and families are…

Franklin Avenue delivers supported residential care within Turning Point’s wider health and social care network. Its registered scope covers older people, learning disabilities and sensory impairment, while the organisation also works across mental health and specialist support. The setting is intended for people who need structured care in a residential environment.

Turning Point works with commissioners, GPs and clinicians, delivering…

For older people and people living with dementia who can no longer manage alone at home, Friars Lodge offers residential care in Dunstable. The converted property accommodates up to 18 residents, including couples, and is designed as a secure, relaxed home-from-home with landscaped gardens and communal spaces.

Residents have access to a conservatory and dining room, a large lounge and snug rooms.

At HF Trust, trained staff support learning disabled adults in residential care while helping them retain independence, choice and control over daily life. The Shefford listing identifies the service at 117 a & b Hitchin Road.

The wider organisation also offers supported living, domiciliary care and social groups for learning disabled and autistic adults.

Hubbard Close provides residential support for people with learning disabilities. It is part of MacIntyre’s wider network supporting children, young people and adults with learning disabilities or autism through care, learning and community-based services.

MacIntyre’s approach centres on helping people choose how they live, use their skills and interests, and connect with their local neighbourhood.

Nursing, dementia, residential and respite care are available at Leighton Rose Care Home for older people. The purpose-designed home offers en-suite accommodation for 71 residents, with care planned around individual healthcare needs, routines and preferences.

Its spacious setting supports social engagement and everyday comfort, while specialist dementia care aims to help residents retain independence.

Linsell House is a residential care home for people with learning disabilities, physical disabilities or sensory impairment. Its registered service is care without nursing, with support focused on residents whose needs require an assisted living setting. The documented scope makes Linsell House relevant to families and professionals beginning a placement search for disability support.

Mansgrove Farm House supports young adults from the age of 18 with complex needs, including learning difficulties, autism and brain injury. Its specialist residential and respite care also covers mental health needs, challenging behaviour and physical disability in Bedfordshire.

The home is a small community setting for three to five people, with individual bedrooms and some en-suite facilities.

Residential care at Mantles Court supports older people and adults with dementia, mental health needs or physical disabilities in a home setting. The service is registered for care without nursing and also supports younger adults, with long-term and short-term care available through the wider care service.

Daily life combines personal support with companionship, activities and shared spaces.

New Meppershall Care Home provides residential, nursing, dementia and respite care near Shefford. Nursing support is intended for people needing ongoing medical care, recovery after illness or more hands-on help each day, while dementia care focuses on familiar routines and structured support.

Qualified nurses are available on site around the clock, with care staff nearby.

Oak Manor provides residential, dementia and short-term respite care for older people in Shefford. The home is suited to individuals who need help with everyday living or dementia support, while families and professionals can also consider it for temporary stays or longer-term residential care.

Residents have access to planned activities, communal spaces and care shaped around individual needs.

Pemdale’s registered residential care scope covers older people, younger adults and people with learning or physical disabilities. The home is registered without nursing, making it a setting for residential support rather than specialist nursing provision.

The confirmed local information does not establish a specific activity programme, room specification, facilities list or day-to-day operating model.

Penrose Court provides residential, nursing, dementia and respite care for up to 65 residents in Biggleswade. The purpose-built home includes en-suite bedrooms and landscaped gardens, with rooms that residents can personalise using photographs, decorations and modest furniture.

Residents can continue hobbies through arts and crafts and gardening, alongside activities and entertainment.