Care homes in Mid Sussex

Maplehurst Nursing Home provides 24-hour registered nurse cover for older people with nursing needs, including dementia, and also considers respite placements. Its smaller, family-run setting focuses on knowing each resident’s life, personality and changing care requirements.

Care plans cover nursing, dietary and personal needs, with support adapted as health changes.

Woodlands Nursing Home provides 24-hour nursing care for residents with complex needs, including dementia, physical disabilities, chronic respiratory conditions and rehabilitation needs after illness or stroke. It also considers respite placements alongside longer-term nursing care.

A core team of qualified nurses can adapt support as a resident’s condition changes, with care plans covering nursing, dietary and personal requirements.

Adults with learning disabilities and younger adults can receive residential support at 128 Beech Hill, including people who may also need help with autism, brain injuries or other complex needs. The home is registered as a care home without nursing and forms part of Voyage Care’s wider services.

Support is shaped around individual needs, goals, preferences and values.

Botanical gardens, varied activities and a choice at mealtimes shape daily life at Summerlands, a residential care home for older people in Haywards Heath. The home is registered without nursing and provides a shared setting for care, social time and everyday routines.

Life at Summerlands includes events, activities and garden spaces, while its no-segregation approach keeps residents together rather than separating people by care need.

Tripletrees supports older people through residential care, including care for people living with dementia, in Burgess Hill. Its nursing and care teams provide everyday assistance and social interaction within a safe, comfortable home environment.

The home forms part of Follett Care, a family-run provider focused on person-centred residential care in West Sussex.

Walstead Place Care Home supports older people with residential, dementia, respite and end-of-life care. The Haywards Heath home is registered without nursing and provides gardens, activities and shared spaces for daily life.

Residents can use an activities room, bowling green and conservatory, while the garden and lounge areas provide places to spend time indoors or outside.

A relaxed Victorian house provides the setting for Adelaide House Nursing Home’s care for older people in Haywards Heath. It supports residential social care as well as nursing needs, including people who use wheelchairs or have limited mobility. Care planning considers health, social, cultural, religious and emotional needs.

Qualified nursing and care staff use an enabling approach that supports independence and personal choice.

Ashton House provides residential and nursing care for elderly, frail and mentally infirm people, including specialist dementia support. The old country house setting includes a dedicated dementia unit, flexible care options and support for residents with varied nursing and personal care needs.

Residents can join group activities or one-to-one sessions, with options including crafts, baking, music and excursions.

Avon House Rest Home provides 24-hour residential care for older ladies and gentlemen who may no longer manage safely or comfortably at home. The home supports people living with dementia and offers a small private setting with 16 rooms in Balcombe, serving residents from across West Sussex and Surrey.

Residents have access to organised creative and physical activities, individual hobbies, music, visiting entertainers and community links.

Specialist dementia nursing care is the focus at Bletchingley, including support for residents with complex needs or behaviour that can make other placements unsuitable. The purpose-built home also supports people with limited mobility and wheelchair use.

The two-storey building has 24 bedrooms, en-suite wet-room showers and a secure garden. Many ground-floor rooms open directly outdoors, giving residents personal space and garden access within a…

Brendoncare Stildon provides nursing, respite and end-of-life care for older people in a care home within easy reach of East Grinstead’s town centre. Its 32 en-suite rooms are arranged in two smaller households, giving the accommodation a more domestic layout.

Bedrooms include a TV point, private telephone line and 24-hour call system, with wheelchair-accessible showers and assisted bathrooms nearby.

Adults with learning disabilities can receive residential support at Brownrigg, alongside wider services intended to help people live as independently as possible. The service is registered as a care home without nursing and focuses on individual needs, dignity and independence.

Care planning is based on consultation with the person, representatives and local-authority assessments.

Residential and respite care at Crossways Healthcare Limited is aimed at people aged 65 and over, with 24-hour support and accommodation for up to 25 residents. The family-run home helps residents continue living as independently as possible in a residential setting.

Families can use the care funding calculator, cost estimator and Attendance Allowance checker when planning care.