Care homes in Maldon

Firstlings provides 24-hour residential care for people aged 65 or above in Maldon, including support for people living with Alzheimer’s or dementia. The home is set in gardens within a former vicarage and supports people who need assistance with daily living.

Care includes daily attention, accommodation and support in a secure residential environment.

Down Hall Residential Home provides tailored residential care for up to 38 residents in Bradwell-on-Sea, with long-term and respite stays. The home supports people who need help while continuing to promote independence, dignity and familiar routines in a community setting.

Residents can join a year-round programme of activities, outings and events in the on-site function room.

Boucherne Limited provides long-term residential care, palliative care and short-term respite care for older people. Support ranges from gentle minimum assistance through to total care, allowing the home to respond to differing levels of need.

Daily life includes meals, activities, links with support agencies and listed religious services. Information for families covers moving in, visiting arrangements and accommodation, making the home relevant…

Deansbrook Farm supports people with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs through residential and supported living services. The service works with individuals, families and professionals to identify support that matches personal needs and aspirations.

Consensus provides referral guidance for professionals and families, alongside easy-read information for people receiving support.

Elmcroft Care Home supports older people with nursing care, including residents living with dementia and physical disabilities. The home provides en-suite rooms, communal lounges and a dining room, while Abbey Healthcare’s wider offer includes residential, nursing and respite support.

Meal information records individual likes, dislikes, allergies and specific requirements, with flexible seating and private dining available where appropriate.

Hailey House provides residential care for older people in a grade-II listed building with 20 beds. Its offer includes respite and day care, palliative care and specialist dementia support, creating a close-knit setting for residents.

TCOU also provides domiciliary care in local homes, including assistance with daily tasks, personal care and medication management.

Residential care at Little Oaks centres on older people who need a secure home with individual support. The care home has 14 en-suite rooms, allowing a small setting where staff can spend time getting to know residents and respond to their needs and preferences. Residential care in the heart of Essex is offered in a comfortable, homely environment.

Residents can personalise their rooms with furniture, photographs and ornaments.

Longfield Care Home creates a small, close-knit community in Maldon for older people, including residents living with dementia. Staff build relationships with residents and families to support a person-centred approach to care.

Daily life includes individual rooms that can be personalised, stimulating activities, meals with choice and variety, and access to a large garden.

Mansion House Residential Home combines residential care with a homely setting, varied meals and organised activities for older residents in the Chelmsford area. The family-run home has communal lounges, dining rooms, a conservatory tea room and extensive gardens, including spaces for residents who enjoy gardening.

Its catering team prepares a varied three-week menu with a choice of three hot or cold meals each day and can accommodate individual…

Southminster Residential Home supports older people and people living with dementia through long-term residential care, respite, interim placements and rehabilitation after hospital stays. The home also caters for physical disabilities, sensory impairment, continence management and short-term memory loss.

Care plans are reviewed as needs change, with relatives, next of kin and physicians involved in planning.

Totham Lodge provides residential care for older people, including dementia care, in a large detached home set within landscaped grounds. Residents have access to single or twin-bedded rooms, sitting areas, dining spaces and private facilities designed for longer-term living with daily support.

The home serves varied meals prepared in a homestyle style, caters for special dietary requirements and can provide encouragement with eating when needed.

Brewster House provides residential, dementia and respite care for older people. The home can also support short stays following hospital discharge, making it relevant when a person needs care and assessment before a longer-term arrangement is decided.

Residents can take part in daily activities and outings, while the wider service encourages personal interests, new hobbies and independence.

Squeaks House Residential Care Home provides 24-hour support for older people and people living with dementia in a rural setting near Southminster. The home works with residents and families to personalise care plans, promote independence and respect privacy and dignity.

Daily life includes personalised activities, musical events and outside outings, with home-cooked meals prepared from local produce where possible.

Swan Care Home supports people aged 65 and over who are living with dementia, with 18 single rooms and one double room. Staff are trained in dementia care, and activities are planned around individual requirements and social interests.

Daily life can include one-to-one or group activities, arts and crafts, music therapy, live entertainment and trips into the local community.