Care homes in Peterborough

Lavender House Care Home provides residential and dementia care for older people and adults with physical disabilities. The extended Edwardian house sits near Peterborough Central Park and the city centre, offering a traditional home setting alongside structured care and activities.

Care plans are created for each resident, regularly reviewed as needs change and made available electronically to residents and representatives.

The Tudors Care Home provides residential, dementia, respite and palliative care for people over 65. Its residential service supports older people who need help with daily living or greater security than they can manage at home, while respite care offers a temporary stay.

The home is part of Gold Care Homes, whose wider care offer also includes nursing services at selected homes.

Acacia House caters for adults with complex care and support needs, including people with learning disabilities, mental health needs and younger adults. It forms part of Lifeways’ residential care and supported living services for people who need structured assistance.

Lifeways describes assessments based on individual needs and desired outcomes, with support reviewed as circumstances change and, where possible, directed towards greater…

Cherry Blossom Care Home delivers 24-hour nursing, respite and specialist dementia care for individuals and couples in modern, purpose-built surroundings in Peterborough. The home has 80 bedrooms with en-suite shower rooms and is registered to provide nursing care for older people and people with dementia, physical disabilities or sensory impairment.

Its Household Model divides care environments into smaller households with kitchens and living…

Eagle Wood Neurological Care Centre supports adults who have experienced acquired or traumatic brain injury through specialist neurological care and rehabilitation. Its multidisciplinary team works on behavioural, social and cognitive rehabilitation, alongside physical and functional skills retraining. Nursing care is also part of the centre’s registered provision.

The centre is based in Peterborough and provides longer-term support from carers,…

Residential support for younger adults with learning disabilities is available at Fletton Avenue. The service sits within Consensus, which supports people with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs through residential and supported living services.

Consensus describes referrals shaped around each person’s needs and aspirations, with families and professionals involved in finding suitable support.

Garden Lodge provides residential and dementia care for older people in Peterborough, with a smaller home designed to offer tailored support and modern mobility facilities. It has 16 en-suite rooms and two companion en-suite rooms, set within a former residential property with an established garden.

Residents can take part in home-cooked meal preparation, gardening and in-house activities, while staff work with families to build relationships and…

Hampton Grove Care Home provides residential, dementia and respite care for older people in Peterborough, with 24-hour support in a home setting. The service also offers short stays for people who need temporary care or a break from their usual arrangements.

Meals are prepared on the premises using locally sourced meat and vegetables, with seasonal dishes and modified textured options available according to residents’ needs.

Lyons Gardens provides specialist respite care in Glinton, Peterborough, for adults with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs. The facility also provides housing and is registered as a residential care home without nursing.

Its respite service is suited to adults whose families or usual carers need temporary support. The accommodation is intended for people with substantial support needs, including profound and multiple disabilities…

Ontario Court provides residential care and supported living for autistic adults, adults with learning disabilities and people with other complex needs. The service combines support teams with an in-house multidisciplinary Clinical Support Team.

That team brings together specialist professionals to provide person-centred, holistic support, including therapeutic and behavioural input around individual needs.

Residential and nursing care at Park House Nursing Home includes support for older people living with dementia, with respite stays available for temporary needs. The home is part of Healthcare Homes, which provides residential and nursing care across the South and East of England.

Families can compare longer-term accommodation with a shorter respite arrangement.

Park Vista Care Home provides residential, nursing, dementia and dementia nursing care for up to 57 residents opposite Peterborough Central Park. Its range of care supports people whose needs may change over time, including those requiring nursing support or help living with dementia.

Each resident has a written care plan covering needs such as mobility, hygiene, medication or diabetes, with regular reviews as circumstances change.

Residential and supported living services from SENSE help disabled adults, including people with complex needs, learning disabilities and sensory impairment. The wider offer includes day services, community support and accessible activities, with support shaped around how each person wants to take part in life.

Arts, sport and wellbeing activities provide routes to confidence, friendship and skill-building.

SENSE at 38 Redgate Court provides residential care for older people, younger adults and disabled people with complex needs. Sense’s wider services include residential and supported living care, day services, community support and accessible activities for disabled adults. The organisation supports people to take part in life in their own way, with options spanning arts, sports, wellbeing and practical day-to-day support.

SENSE at Newton Court is a residential care home for people with learning disabilities and sensory impairment. It forms part of Sense, which supports disabled people with complex needs through residential care, supported living, day services and accessible activities.

The wider organisation also provides arts, sports and wellbeing opportunities, alongside support for adults and younger people.