Care homes in Croydon

Amberley Lodge provides residential, dementia, nursing dementia and end of life care for older people in Purley. The home combines specialist support with a programme of activities and community events, giving residents opportunities to take part in music, dancing, games and shared occasions.

On-site facilities include a garden, activities room and multi-faith room. Amberley Lodge also hosts community events such as afternoon tea and welcomes…

Chestnut Lodge Care Home supports people with complex needs through nursing and residential care, including dementia, mental health conditions, physical disabilities and acquired brain injuries. Bramley Health also covers neurocognitive disorders, personality disorders and acute needs across its hospitals and care homes.

The home’s approach centres on detailed assessments and bespoke care plans, developed with service users, families,…

Tigh Sogan supports children and young adults with autism and learning disabilities through specialist residential care. The service sits within Kisimul’s provision of schools and residential settings, linking care with education and personal development.

Its therapeutic services team provides direct and indirect support around each person’s admission and individual needs.

Russell Hill is part of Active Care Group’s network of specialist complex care facilities. The organisation supports children and young people with complex health or behavioural needs, adults needing mental health care and people requiring neurological rehabilitation, with services ranging from specialist facilities to clinically led care at home.

Its broader model brings different forms of complex support together within one organisation.

7 Birdhurst Rise supports younger adults and people with learning disabilities in a residential setting without nursing. Its registered scope also covers autism, complex needs and younger adults, making it relevant to families planning adult services or a transition after hospital discharge.

Care planning uses Achieve together’s Wheel of Engagement framework, focusing on identity and independence while keeping individual priorities central.

Adults with learning disabilities and younger adults can receive residential support at 95 Parchmore Road, a registered care home without nursing. The setting sits within Achieve together’s specialist services for adults with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs.

Support is shaped around identity, wellbeing, relationships, aspirations and independence through the provider’s Wheel of Engagement framework.

Abbey Lodge supports residents through residential care, supported living, residential day care and short-term care. The home’s wider provision is designed for people with mental health needs and associated conditions, with an emphasis on reablement, independence and restoration of community functioning. Its registration also covers older people, learning disabilities and younger adults.

Acacia Care Centre supports older people with residential, dementia and nursing care, alongside respite and end of life support. Its CQC-registered nursing setting offers 24-hour care, with assessments covering mobility, personal care, dietary and cultural needs.

The home includes en-suite rooms, garden views, a hair salon and a minibus for outings. Daily activities and family visits form part of life at Acacia, while the broad care pathway…

Registered care for older people, dementia, mental health needs, physical disabilities and younger adults is provided at Addington Heights. The home offers nursing care within a residential setting for people who need ongoing support with daily life and more complex care requirements.

Its setting includes gardens and communal areas intended to feel peaceful and homely.

An Diadan House supports children and young adults with autism and learning disabilities through residential care. The service sits within Kisimul’s adult provision and connects residents with a wider therapeutic services team offering direct and indirect support around individual needs.

Its provision is linked to meaningful-life planning, residential support and specialist services across the organisation.

Small-scale residential care for older people is provided at Beth Ezra in a Christadelphian setting. The home offers individual care plans, dementia support and end of life care, with relatives encouraged to contribute to planning and regular updates as needs change.

Rooms include an en-suite toilet and hand basin, a call system and space for personal belongings.

Residential care for younger adults and people with learning disabilities is provided at Beulah Road. The wider provider supports autistic people and adults with complex needs through residential and supported living services, including pathways for people moving into adult life.

Support is shaped around identity, wellbeing and independence, using the Wheel of Engagement as a person-centred planning framework.

Brighton Road provides residential care and supported living for people with learning disabilities and younger adults. The Purley service is part of Consensus, which supports people with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs through accommodation and person-centred support.

The wider service model works with professionals and families to identify support suited to each individual, including their needs and aspirations.