Care homes in Sefton

Tudor Bank Nursing Home provides nursing, residential, dementia and young mental health care, with accommodation for up to 46 people. The home offers both long-term and respite care and is registered as a care home with nursing.

Meals are prepared using fresh, locally sourced produce, with seasonal menus and choices at mealtimes. Activities are organised through a monthly programme, while visiting arrangements may include preferred visiting hours…

Sanderling House supports younger adults and people with learning disabilities, mental health needs, physical disabilities or sensory impairment through residential care in Liverpool. It is registered as a care home without nursing and forms part of a wider specialist support service.

The broader service works with autistic people, people with brain injuries and adults with complex needs through residential homes and supported living.

Adult social care at Sefton New Directions Limited ranges from day services and reablement to long-term residential care. The organisation also lists rapid response, respite care and specialised support for dementia, mental and physical disabilities, with its services designed around changing health and social care needs.

Its Hudson Road service sits within a wider Sefton-focused care organisation founded by Sefton Metropolitan Borough Council.

Blair House Care Home provides residential, mental health and specialist nursing care in Southport. Residents receive daily support and companionship while being encouraged to use the safe kitchen and laundry areas, helping maintain routines, confidence and independence.

In-house catering and housekeeping support residents who need more help, while the activity programme includes trips, Knit and Knatter sessions, ice cream making and bowling.

Older people and residents living with dementia can receive residential care at Cedar Grange Ltd. The home forms part of a family-run group whose small, intimate homes use specialist carers, personalised support and stimulating activities to help residents maintain independence, choice and personal decision-making.

Families can receive support through the care journey, while the wider group offers nursing and dementia care elsewhere.

Set in extensive landscaped gardens, Peacehaven provides residential care for older people in a traditional Southport home. Residents have access to bedrooms, lounges and dining areas, with many bedrooms offering en-suite facilities.

Activities include quizzes, card and board games, shopping trips, exercise classes and visiting speakers. Meals are prepared daily by an on-site chef and adapted for dietary requirements, with choices and personal…

Abbendon Nursing Home provides residential nursing care for older people living with dementia. Its relatively small scale supports a close community, with care delivered in a secure, homely setting and individual dignity kept at the centre of daily support.

The home has 14 single bedrooms and five double rooms across three floors, with a passenger lift, chair lifts in bathrooms and a nurse call system in every room.

Abbotsbury provides residential, nursing and dementia care in Southport, including support for people with mental health needs, physical disabilities and younger adults. Its care plans are built around each resident’s needs and preferences, with the stated aim of preserving dignity, independence and quality of life.

The home’s dementia programme supports people living with early, middle and late-stage Alzheimer’s or related dementia.

Abingdon supports people with complex care and support needs through residential care in a community setting. The service is part of Lifeways’ residential provision and can support people with learning disabilities, mental health needs and associated conditions.

Daily routines, activities and opportunities are used to build confidence and independence, while support is reviewed when needs change.

Ann Slade Care Home supports older adults through residential, respite and specialist dementia care, including EMI dementia care. The home helps residents with daily living, memory loss, wellbeing and safety, while families are encouraged to remain involved in care discussions and everyday life.

Activities are planned around interests, abilities and preferred pace, with opportunities for quiet time, social contact or creative engagement.

Support at Argyle Park is centred on older people living with dementia, with residential care shaped around individual abilities and daily activities. The home also supports people with physical disabilities, mental health needs and sensory impairment.

Residents can receive help with everyday living in a residential setting, while the wider care service includes nursing and specialist health support.

Ashcroft House Nursing Home provides nursing, dementia and residential care for older people in a preserved Victorian property near Formby station. The home belongs to a family-run group whose small, intimate homes combine nursing support with personalised care and stimulating activities.

The approach centres on understanding each resident’s story, choices and needs, while protecting independence, dignity and personal decision-making.

Residential support at Ashdown Close is registered for people with learning disabilities, mental health needs, physical disabilities and sensory impairment. The home forms part of Autism Initiatives, a charity providing specialist autism support for children and adults across the UK.

The wider organisation offers practical help, social opportunities and one-to-one support.

Benridge Residential Care Home provides nursing and residential care in Southport, with a particular focus on dementia care. The family-run group supports residents with dementia and describes its approach as extending beyond basic care to include quality of life, activities and wider wellbeing.

The home’s care offer is supported by activities and events, nutrition, staff training and health and safety arrangements.