Care homes in Chesterfield

Registered care for learning disabilities gives East Fields a clear role as an assisted living and residential care home. It supports people who need a structured setting for accommodation and day-to-day care, with its registration covering learning disabilities.

Families and referrers seeking this type of placement can focus on the home’s residential setting and registered care scope.

Goldwell Manor Care Home combines residential, respite and dementia care with facilities designed for daily independence and social life. The Chesterfield home provides 72 bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, call bell systems and shared areas including lounges, dining spaces, an on-site cafe and landscaped gardens.

Lifestyle Coordinators build activities around residents’ interests, with options such as flower arranging, yoga and music sessions.

Cedar Lodge provides residential support for adults with older age-related needs, learning disabilities and younger adult care needs. The home sits within a small complex of care homes in Chesterfield and offers a base from which residents can pursue interests and participate in the surrounding community.

Milewood uses individually tailored care planning focused on personal requirements, confidence, independence and participation.

44 Newbold Road supports adults with learning disabilities, autism, mental health needs and complex needs through residential and assisted living provision. The home is registered as a care home without nursing and sits within Potens’ wider specialist support network. Support may be delivered in residential settings, supported living, family homes or the community, depending on assessed need.

Ashleigh Residential Home provides private residential care for older people and those living with dementia in Chesterfield. The home offers 16 single rooms, lounges, a separate dining area and landscaped gardens in a quiet residential setting close to local amenities.

Daily support includes personal care, menus with special diets, regular entertainment and excursions.

Belvedere House Care Home provides residential, dementia and respite care for older adults in Chesterfield and surrounding Derbyshire communities. Its purpose-built setting combines 24-hour personalised care with distinct residential and dementia care communities, supporting different needs within the same home.

Residents can use varied social spaces, including the Waterlily Salon, Walton Bar, Winter Garden and Rio Cinema.

Eden Holme Care offers residential, nursing and dementia care, alongside support for mental health, physical disability and sensory impairment. Adult day-care services are also available for people who do not require 24-hour supervision.

Day services combine care with social interaction, recreational and therapeutic activities, meals and snacks, and support tailored to individual needs.

Fairplay supports children and young people with disabilities and additional needs, together with their families, across North Derbyshire. Its services cover ages 0 to 25, with children’s activities, youth provision and family support available through the organisation.

At the Fairplay Centre, children aged 5 to 11 can socialise, play and learn through creative, cooking and sports activities.

Langdale Lodge combines residential and nursing care with dementia support, while the wider service also offers adult day care. This gives older people and their families routes for full-time care or structured help during the day.

Care plans address physical, emotional and social wellbeing, with activities, social interaction and meals supporting daily purpose.

Laurieston House provides residential and dementia care for adults in a traditional red-brick home in Chesterfield. Residents receive round-the-clock support shaped around individual needs, preferences and life stories, with the aim of preserving independence and dignity.

Residential care includes private rooms, freshly cooked meals, daily activities and a close-knit community.

Lime Tree House provides nurse-led nursing and residential care for people with mental health conditions, brain injuries and neurological diagnoses. The 11-bedroom home has en-suite rooms, dining and lounge areas, activity and vocational spaces, a sensory environment and access to rehabilitation through daily routines.

Registered nurses are available 24 hours a day, supported by learning disability, mental health and general nurses.