Care homes in Middlesbrough

Woodlands in Acklam, Middlesbrough, is a Headway-accredited brain injury care home for up to fourteen adults after acquired brain injury. It forms part of Voyage Care’s specialist support network, whose wider services include residential homes, supported living and community support.

The home offers residential support for people with complex needs, with care shaped around individual circumstances, values and preferences.

Permanent and respite care for older people is available at Nunthorpe Hall, a Grade II listed stately home set in extensive grounds. Each resident is assessed before admission and receives an individual person-centred care plan based on their needs.

The home has 25 individual en-suite bedrooms, a library and chapel, while residents can join small-group activities and weekly piano sessions. Families can meet relatives in Marmaduke’s Tea Room.

Ascot Nursing Home provides general nursing care, permanent elder care, dementia care and respite services in Middlesbrough. Each resident receives a care assessment, with support shaped around individual requirements and changing needs.

The home combines nursing provision with practical amenities, including a restaurant, bistro, in-house hairdressing salon and secured sensory garden.

Aster Care supports adults through residential and general nursing care, including younger adults and people with complex care needs. Its nursing service includes continuous clinical monitoring and support tailored to individual medical needs.

The home also offers respite and palliative care, with structured routines, activities and daily living assistance.

Residential support at Cinnamon House is registered for people with learning disabilities. The home is recorded as a care home without nursing, with learning disability listed within its supported care scope.

Its confirmed role is accommodation with ongoing residential support for people with learning disabilities. The available business material does not establish a detailed branch-specific service range, staffing model, facilities or…

Cleveland View provides residential and dementia care in Middlesbrough for residents needing ongoing support, including people living with dementia and Alzheimer’s disease. The home is registered as a care home without nursing and forms part of Bondcare Group.

Its service is designed to help residents retain independence, identity and a sense of value within a friendly residential setting.

Elderly, dementia and respite care are available at Elizabeth House in North Ormesby, Middlesbrough, a purpose-built residential home with 35 en-suite single bedrooms. Each resident is assessed before admission and receives an individual care plan based on their needs.

The home includes secure gardens, an activity room and a cinema, alongside a library, hair salon and day rooms with a hearing loop.

Grove Lodge and Courtyard provides residential support for people with dementia, mental health needs and other care requirements in Middlesbrough. Its service is recovery-focused, with support packages shaped around individual aims, aspirations and changing levels of need.

Residents can receive help with personal tasks, medicines and everyday living while being encouraged to develop independence.

Hemlington Hall supports younger adults with learning disabilities and complex needs through residential care designed around individual goals, preferences and values. Its specialist provision sits within Voyage Care’s wider range of supported living, community and home-based support, although the home itself is registered for learning disabilities and younger adults.

The approach focuses on person-centred support, helping residents build…

Kirkley Lodge supports older people with residential care, including tailored services for dementia and physical disability. It also offers respite care, short breaks and convalescent care, allowing families to consider temporary support as well as permanent residence.

The process includes an enquiry, visit, pre-assessment and move-in planning. Virtual show rounds are available when an in-person visit is not practical, and staff discuss care…

Lavender Court supports older people and adults with dementia, physical disabilities or sensory impairment in a small, single-storey residential care home with 17 bedrooms. The layout keeps staff close to residents and allows routines, personalities and personal preferences to shape everyday support.

The home includes en-suite washing and toilet facilities, a spacious day lounge and a sociable dining room.