Care homes in Norwich

For older people needing everyday support, Chiswick House offers residential care, accommodation, meals and personal care. Residents can choose where to eat, including the dining room or their own room, while family and friends are welcome to join them for meals. The home also provides activities and outdoor access.

Freshly cooked meals cater for special dietary needs, and residents can personalise rooms with their own furniture and belongings.

For single men and women aged 18 to 65 who have experienced homelessness or are vulnerably housed, Highwater House offers residential care for dual-diagnosis needs involving mental health and problematic substance use. The Norwich service provides accommodation and personal care for 22 people who may have experienced trauma or struggled with independent living.

Residents have en-suite bedrooms, three home-cooked meals each day and access to…

Residential, dementia and nursing support is available at St John's House in Norwich, with respite care also offered. The purpose-built home is close to Norwich’s historic centre and supports residents’ physical, social and medical needs.

Residents can personalise rooms, keep familiar furniture and take part in daily activities, social events and outings.

For older people needing support with everyday living, Heathcote provides residential care in Norwich within a staffed care-home setting. The wider care offer includes respite care, activities and freshly cooked meals for residents.

Meals can accommodate special dietary needs and residents may eat in communal dining rooms or privately in their rooms. Families and friends may visit without set visiting hours.

Bishop Herbert House provides residential care and short-term respite support for older people, including people living with dementia. The home is part of a wider care service that combines daily assistance with opportunities to maintain familiar routines, interests and relationships.

Residents can take part in meaningful activities, remain connected with family and community groups, and receive support tailored to their individual needs.

Residential support at Harvey Lane is aimed at people with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs. The service provides accommodation and day-to-day assistance within Consensus, a provider offering residential and supported living services for people seeking greater independence, choice and meaningful routines.

Referrals are shaped around individual needs and aspirations, with information available for families, professionals and people…

Kemps Place supports younger adults with mental health needs in Norwich, helping residents work towards personal goals, daily living skills and greater independence. Support workers can assist with medication, education and work, while residents may choose a structured programme or more freedom within their agreed support.

Accommodation consists of self-contained flats with private facilities and their own front door.

Laurel Lodge Care Home provides short-term, respite and longer-term residential care for up to 29 elderly residents near Norwich city centre. The Victorian house offers a home setting where residents can continue interests and hobbies, with activities planned around individual likes and dislikes. The service is registered as a care home without nursing for older people and younger adults.

St Clements Nursing Home combines nursing and residential care with support for dementia and older people. The Norwich home has a domestic atmosphere alongside 24-hour staffing and access to nursing support.

Care plans are shaped by residents’ histories, preferences and interests, with activities, trips out and visiting entertainers available to support an active routine.

Thomas Tawell House provides residential support for younger adults and older people with sensory impairment, within Vision Norfolk’s wider services for people living with sight loss. Residents can access a setting connected to practical advice, emotional support, assistive technology and opportunities for social activity.

The organisation’s specialist teams help people adapt to sight loss while maintaining confidence, independence and meaningful…

Twin Oaks Nursing Home provides nursing and residential care for older and physically disabled residents, including people below retirement age. Fully qualified NMC-registered nurses lead on-site care, including medication administration and end-of-life support.

The purpose-built home has 49 rooms across four floors, with lounges, dining rooms and assisted bathroom facilities on each floor.

Hillcrest provides residential and dementia care in a purpose-built home in Thorpe Hamlet, Norwich. Its bright, spacious interiors are planned for older people who need daily support, including people living with dementia and younger adults registered for residential care.

The home combines a homely setting with modern technology and a family-oriented atmosphere.

Ivy Court provides residential, dementia and nursing care for older people in Norwich, alongside respite and end-of-life support. The purpose-built home includes a café, cinema room and conservatory, with space for daily activities and social time.

Residents can also use a library, hair salon, private dining room, couple’s suites and a minibus for outings.

Woodside House provides nursing, residential, dementia and respite care in Norwich, including support for people under 65. Its care options cover residents who need clinical nursing, short-term support or longer-term assistance with daily life, with individual care plans tailored to changing needs.

The home combines care with practical facilities and everyday activities.

Corton House supports older people through residential care and independent living in Norwich. Its 42-bed care home helps residents who need support while encouraging as much independence as possible, and Brakendon Close provides flats and bungalows for people of pensionable age who can live independently but value community and security.

Brakendon Close includes a 24-hour Social Alarms Service supported by scheme managers during normal working…

Mayflower Court provides residential care and respite care for older people, including people living with dementia. The home forms part of Norse Care’s residential network, offering daily support in a setting built around routines, friendships, meaningful activities and continued independence.

Short-term stays can help after illness or surgery, during a period away or while longer-term care is being explored.