Care homes in High Peak

Haddon Hall Care Home supports older people with residential, nursing, dementia and respite care in Buxton. The home provides care around the clock, and its short-term service can support people needing temporary residential, nursing or dementia care while recovering or while family carers take a break.

Respite arrangements begin with an understanding of the person’s circumstances and a pre-admission assessment.

Moore Care (Registered) Limited, Beechmoore supports people with learning disabilities through residential care packages tailored to individual needs and reviewed through regular assessments. The service also supports people with complex needs, acquired brain injuries, autistic spectrum conditions and behaviours of concern.

The home aims to provide a home within the community, using local facilities and activities around Buxton.

Moore Care (Registered) Limited, Woodsmoore supports people with learning disabilities through residential care and tailored care packages. The service is also experienced in supporting autistic spectrum conditions, acquired brain injuries and behaviours of concern.

Care packages are shaped around individual needs and reviewed through regular assessments that take account of each person’s views.

Specialist residential support at Tarry Hill is designed for adults with complex care needs, including learning disabilities, autism and behaviours described as challenging. The setting provides communal living areas, individual bedrooms and en-suite bathrooms in a domestic-style residential environment.

Support is person-centred and includes meaningful activities and learning pathways.

Moore Care supports adults with learning disabilities, including people with complex needs, acquired brain injuries, autistic spectrum conditions and behaviours of concern. Its residential services aim to provide a home within the community, with support shaped around individual needs and regular assessments.

People can take part in local activities, work experience with companies, an art collective and a partnership with a local farm.

Redcourt provides residential care and supported tenancies for adults with learning disabilities. The service is part of St Christopher’s Trust, which also offers care at home, respite care and specialist activities in the community for adults with a wide range of needs.

Its residential schemes are designed as supportive home environments, with emphasis on comfort, security, independence and connection to the local community.

Welby Croft Residential Home provides residential care for up to 24 people over 65 in Chapel-en-le-Frith, within the High Peak. The family-run home supports older residents, including people living with dementia, and is managed by the owners’ daughter.

Residents can arrange day care while waiting for a vacancy and are offered a four-week trial before permanent residency. Rooms include a washbasin, colour television, safe and nurse call bell.

Regency Hall provides residential care and dementia care for older people and adults with physical disabilities or other support needs. The home is registered as a care home without nursing, with its service centred on individual support and daily life in a residential setting.

Its wider care model includes resident enrichment alongside residential and dementia services.

Residential care at Whitestones Care Home is registered for older people and adults with dementia, mental health needs, physical disabilities or sensory impairment. The home’s regulated scope covers a broad range of support needs within a residential setting.

Whitestones Care Home is suited to families exploring ongoing residential support where the person’s needs extend beyond ordinary retirement living.

Pavilion Care Centre provides residential care in Buxton for older people and adults with mental health or other support needs. The four-storey home has 29 beds, single and double rooms, and many bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms.

The service offers short-term respite care, day care and ongoing residential support, with admissions beginning with a conversation and assessment of care requirements.

Hope Valley Nursing Home supports older adults and younger adults with physical disabilities through residential, nursing, dementia and respite care. Qualified nursing staff are available on site for people needing daily assistance alongside regular medical oversight.

For residents living with Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia, the home provides structured routines, memory-focused activities and personalised support.