Care homes in Hartlepool

Sheraton Court supports older people and adults with dementia, physical disabilities or sensory impairment, with younger adults also included in its registered care provision. It offers residential care without nursing within the HC-One group.

The wider group provides residential, dementia and respite care. For families comparing settings, Sheraton Court’s registered scope is the key practical point: it covers several support needs, including…

Nursing and nursing dementia care for older people is the local focus at Brierton Lodge Care Home in Hartlepool. The home welcomes residents who need clinical support alongside residential accommodation, with dementia care forming part of its stated service scope.

Brierton Lodge sits within HC-One’s wider care network, which covers residential, nursing, dementia and respite care.

Twelve individual bungalows form Burbank Mews, a specialist residential service for adults with learning disabilities, autism and behaviour support needs. The service is registered across a broad adult care scope, while its local offer focuses on people needing a structured home and ongoing assistance.

Each bungalow provides a separate home-like space within the wider service.

Elwick Grange supports older people in Hartlepool with residential, dementia and respite care, alongside end-of-life support. The home also caters for people with Alzheimer’s disease and other types of dementia, making it relevant to families seeking daily assistance in a dedicated care setting.

Residents have access to activities and facilities including a café, garden and activities room.

Support at Five Penny House is intended for younger adults with learning disabilities and complex needs. The wider Voyage Care service also supports autistic people, people with brain injuries and those requiring rehabilitation, using residential, home and community settings.

Individual goals, values and preferences guide the support, with the aim of building independence, meaningful relationships and community participation.

Greenfield Lodge offers a seven-bed respite service in Hartlepool for adults with learning and physical disabilities. Its registered scope also covers learning disabilities and younger adults, while the wider provider describes flexible support across residential care homes, supported living and community settings.

The service gives families a smaller residential setting for temporary support, with Voyage Care’s wider approach focused on…

Supporting up to nine adults, Hutton Avenue provides nursing care in Hartlepool for people with learning and physical disabilities. The service is registered for nursing care for older people, people with learning disabilities and younger adults, offering a small residential setting for people with complex support needs.

Voyage Care also provides flexible support across residential homes, supported living and community settings.

Supporting up to eight adults with learning disabilities, South Highnam provides a small residential care setting in Hartlepool. The home is designed for people who need supported accommodation while developing independence, meaningful routines and community connection.

Voyage Care’s wider support model includes residential homes, supported living and community-based assistance for people with learning disabilities, autism, brain injuries and…

Stichell House supports older people and people living with dementia in a modern, purpose-built home. Set within the landscaped grounds of the Greatham estate, the service has 35 en-suite bedrooms and a person-centred approach focused on residents’ history, strengths, preferences and future goals.

Residents can receive support while retaining as much independence as possible, with the care team working around the level of help each person needs.

Residential and dementia care in Hartlepool is provided in an active setting for older people and adults with physical disabilities or other support needs. Westview Lodge Care Home also offers respite care, with a care environment designed to support both longer-term residents and people needing temporary help.

The home’s wider care approach includes an active programme and person-centred support, while the setting includes a courtyard with…

Hope House supports adults with learning disabilities, including people with additional mental or physical ill-health and complex behaviours. The Hartlepool service provides a residential care setting for adults whose needs require structured support and person-centred planning.

Cygnet’s team includes qualified clinicians who provide assessments for ADHD and several mental health conditions, while the service places the person at the centre of…