Care homes in Hillingdon

Ashwood Care Centre provides residential and nursing care in Hayes, with specialist support for people living with dementia, Alzheimer’s and disabilities. The modern home is part of Bondcare, whose care model also covers assisted living and respite support across its homes.

Residents receive support intended to preserve independence, identity and quality of life, while families can arrange a viewing and discuss care needs, funding and transition…

Residential care, dementia care and dementia nursing care are available at Aston House Care Home, with 24-hour support shaped around residents’ needs, preferences and routines. The home is designed for older people and people living with dementia, and offers a choice of daily activities, communal spaces and quieter ways to spend time.

Residents can use the private minibus, sensory garden, café and on-site hair salon, while en-suite bedrooms and a…

Brackenbridge House offers residential, respite, palliative and end of life care for people aged over 65. The home also provides dementia care and sits within a wider care group offering nursing provision, while this home’s documented service mix centres on residential support and later-life care.

Residents have private rooms, regular activities and access to facilities designed for comfortable daily living.

Cedar House offers residential, nursing and dementia care for older people, younger adults and people living with dementia. Its nursing service supports residents who need registered nursing care around the clock, while residential care covers accommodation, personal support and daily activities.

The home also provides nursing dementia care and is welcoming new residents in Harefield, Middlesex.

Care at Denville Hall is centred on members of the creative and performing industries, with residential and nursing care alongside dementia and palliative support. Short-stay respite care is also available for temporary support.

Residents can help shape everyday life in a home-from-home setting. The home provides activities, food and drink, healthcare, gardens and grounds, with accessible facilities intended to support independence and community.

Drayton Village Care Centre provides residential and dementia care for people over 65, with nursing and palliative care also available. Registered and qualified nursing staff deliver clinical support around the clock, while residential care helps with daily activities when living at home becomes difficult.

The centre offers private rooms, activities and outings within a residential setting.

Franklin House provides residential, nursing and dementia care for older people in West Drayton, alongside respite and end-of-life care. The home supports people with dementia, mental health needs and physical disabilities.

Residents can use the garden, activities room and hair and beauty salon, alongside a pub, library and reminiscence room.

Franklin House supports older people with residential, nursing, dementia, respite and end of life care in West Drayton. The range covers continuing care, nursing needs, dementia support and shorter stays after illness or while relatives take a break.

Care planning begins with an assessment of mobility, personal care, dietary requirements and religious or cultural needs.

Gledwood Care Homes creates a small residential setting for adults from 18 upwards who need care related to mental health, illness, disability or frailty. The home offers six private bedrooms, each with en-suite facilities, and is registered for mental health care without nursing.

Individual care plans are built from a person’s history, behaviour and input from family, friends and social workers.

Hayes Cottage offers a mix of residential and nursing support in a long-standing 50-bed care home with a close-knit atmosphere. The home is designed for people who need elderly care, with nursing support, personalised care planning and round-the-clock assistance available within its wider service model. Families considering a move can explore support for ongoing care as well as changing needs.

Heathfield House supports adults with learning disabilities, mental health needs and autism in a residential setting. Permanent and long-term placements are the main offer, with respite services also available alongside 24-hour personal and medical care.

Daily life includes freshly cooked meals, gardens and structured activities. Residents can take part in sensory sessions, baking and art and craft therapy, with day trips based on their choices.

High Meadows provides residential, nursing, dementia and respite care in a purpose-built private home in Pinner. Its team supports older people with general nursing needs, higher dependency and a range of complex conditions, including neurological, respiratory and palliative requirements.

The home has spacious private rooms, en-suite facilities, landscaped gardens, four dining areas and a ten-seat cinema.