Care homes in Lancaster

Lancaster and Morecambe Short Breaks Service provides respite accommodation for young adults with learning disabilities, giving families and carers a planned break while the person staying receives residential support. It is suited to temporary care arrangements rather than a permanent move.

The service is registered as a care home without nursing and focuses on short stays for people whose needs fall within learning disability support.

Keer Sands Residential Home offers a small residential setting for older people near Carnforth, with care designed to preserve independence while meeting needs for personal care, food and safe shelter. Care plans can be adapted around changing needs and personal wishes.

Accommodation includes eight single rooms and one shared room, plus a sitting room, conservatory and dining room.

Thornton Lodge Residential Care Home supports older people, including residents living with dementia or mental health conditions. It is part of Morecambe Care, whose Lancashire homes offer residential, dementia, respite and engagement services.

Residents and families are encouraged to help shape care and personalise bedrooms with familiar belongings.

Residential care at Abbeyfield Silverdale & District Society Limited supports older people with personal care, daily living assistance, meals and 24-hour support. The service also offers residential respite for temporary stays, including periods when family carers need a break or when someone is recovering.

Day care provides structured daytime support, while the home’s extensive gardens overlook Morecambe Bay.

Ashton Manor supports older people with residential, dementia and respite care in a setting intended to feel smaller and homely while retaining modern facilities. The wider care offering also covers recovery, palliative and post-hospital support.

Daily life includes personalised activities, community involvement and chef-prepared meals, with food adapted to individual dietary needs.

Bare Hall Residential Care Home supports older people, including those living with dementia or finding everyday tasks difficult at home. Its residential care focuses on comfort, dignity and independence, with help available for personal routines and daily living.

The home has two large lounges, social activities and rooms with assistance call points. Eight rooms offer en-suite facilities, and residents begin with a four-week trial so they can…

Craigneil Residential Home supports older people with residential care and end-of-life care in Morecambe. The home sits on the promenade in Bare, with views across the beach and ocean, while shops and cafés are within reach.

Staff can assist with daily living and medical needs, arrange escorted visits to local amenities and provide transport with an escort for medical appointments where appropriate.

Eric Morecambe House supports older people in a residential care setting, including those living with dementia. As part of Anchor, it sits within a wider organisation focused on later-life housing and care, with residential and dementia support available across its care services.

Daily life is shaped around resident wellbeing, catering and mealtimes, activities and social connection.

Fernbank Lodge accommodates up to 18 older residents needing residential care, including support for dementia and mental health conditions. Its smaller setting includes two lounges, a sun lounge, dining room and conservatory.

Residents and families can help shape care and personalise bedrooms with familiar belongings. Activities are planned around residents’ interests and requests through meetings with the activities coordinator.