Care homes in Cornwall

Coombe House Residential Home supports people living with dementia through person-centred care that respects choice, identity and changing abilities. Residents are encouraged to live as independently as possible, with no fixed daily routine dictating when to get up, eat, socialise or settle for the night.

Life at the home can include walks in the garden, feeding chickens, caring for dogs, picking apples and helping prepare vegetables.

St Anne's supports older people through residential care, dementia care and short breaks in a care home setting. It is registered to provide care without nursing, making it relevant to people whose needs centre on everyday support, companionship and dementia care rather than specialist nursing intervention.

The home offers visits and assessments before admission, including an in-person or virtual show round and a pre-assessment of care needs.

Porthgwara Nursing Home provides nursing care for older people, younger adults, people with physical disabilities and those living with a life-limiting illness. It is registered for up to 15 residents and also offers day care for up to three people.

Bedrooms have colour televisions, while day rooms work as lounges and dining areas. Meals can be taken in residents’ rooms, and the fully equipped kitchen caters for all diets using locally sourced…

Crossroads House Care Home supports people living with dementia, including individuals who need help with physical effects of ageing, forgetfulness and confusion. Its care approach aims to preserve choice, independence and dignity while providing personal, dietary and recreational support.

The former hotel has been converted into a dementia care home with extensive day space.

Young adults with autism, learning disabilities and complex needs can receive residential support at Bigwig House, a registered care home without nursing. The home sits within Green Light’s Cornwall services, which create family-sized homes for adults needing a stable and predictable place to live.

Green Light’s teams provide round-the-clock support, with behavioural support and training delivered through its Positive Behaviour Support team.

Comprigney Vean provides residential support for adults with learning disabilities in Cornwall. The service sits within Green Light PBS, which creates family-sized homes for young adults with autism, learning disabilities and complex needs, supported by registered managers and a wider 24-hour management on-call system.

Green Light’s support includes behavioural support and training, with accommodation intended to provide a stable, quiet and…

Fairfield House provides residential accommodation and support for adults with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs in Cornwall. Green Light’s homes are designed as family-sized houses, flats and apartments where people can live with round-the-clock support.

Fairfield House supports residents through Registered Managers, support workers and waking night workers.

Kernow House provides residential, nursing and dementia care for older people and adults with mental health, physical disability or younger-adult care needs. It forms part of a wider care network offering respite, independent living and mental health services, with support shaped around each resident’s needs and preferences.

Residents can access hospitality-focused services, activities and meals prepared on site.

A very small, family-run residential care home for people over 65, Kilmar House occupies a Grade II listed house on the outskirts of Liskeard. The building was originally a private residence and retains a domestic character rather than the scale of a large institutional setting.

Kilmar House is registered for older people and presents warm, friendly surroundings in South East Cornwall.

A not-for-profit residential home in Liskeard, Eventide has 26 private en-suite bedrooms for older people. Its person-centred care involves residents in decisions about how they live, with support intended to preserve independence, privacy and choice.

The home provides two lounges, a dining room and a comprehensive call system with points in bedrooms and communal areas, including an emergency feature.

Tanglewood provides residential accommodation and support for younger adults with autism, learning disabilities and complex needs. Its homes are intended to offer a stable, quiet environment where residents can live safely with round-the-clock support from care teams.

The service is part of Green Light PBS, whose teams include Registered Managers, Senior Support Workers, Support Workers and Waking Night Support Workers.

The Pines offers accommodation and round-the-clock support for young adults with autism, learning disabilities and complex needs. Green Light’s homes are designed as stable, quiet and predictable places to live, with teams supporting residents in safe, well-maintained environments.

Support includes behavioural support and training through a PBS team. Registered Managers are backed by senior support workers, support workers and a 24/7 management…

Addison Park provides accommodation with personal care for up to 40 people and specialises in residential dementia care. The home also sits within a wider Cornwallis Care service offering residential, nursing and dementia support, including respite pathways across Cornwall.

Its confirmed local focus is a residential setting for people living with dementia, with personal care included as part of the accommodation.

Atlantis Care Home provides residential, dementia and respite care in a 20-bed home for older people, with day care also available for people in the community. The home supports residents who need ongoing care while encouraging independence and choice wherever possible. Its team works with local GPs, district nurses and physiotherapists when wider professional support is needed.

The home is family run and includes facilities overlooking Talland…

Beech Lawn Nursing and Residential Home provides nursing, palliative, residential and short-stay care for older people, including those living with dementia or physical disabilities. Care is delivered by a multidisciplinary team on duty around the clock, with plans built from life-story work and input from relatives.

The home offers 41 rooms, communal lounges, a lift and stair lift, gardens and activities led by a dedicated coordinator.