Care homes in South Norfolk

Hassingham House Care Centre supports people aged 65 and over through nursing and residential care, including dementia care for those with complex medical needs. The home also provides neurological care for adults over 30 with conditions such as Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, epilepsy and spinal injuries. Respite, recuperative, palliative and end-of-life care are available.

De Lucy House provides residential and dementia care for older people in Diss, with support focused on familiarity, dignity, routines and individual preferences. Its dementia provision uses smaller 15-bed units, secure external doors and keypad systems to create a calmer, more familiar setting.

The service also offers respite care and flexible trial stays, with personal care, meals and communal activities included during a stay.

Beauchamp House provides residential care and respite support for older people in Norwich and the wider Norfolk area. The home is part of Norse Care, which operates residential homes and housing with care schemes across Norfolk and Suffolk. Its registered scope includes dementia and older people, without nursing.

Residents receive personalised support in a calm setting designed around routines, interests and independence.

Residential care at Bungay House supports older people and adults with dementia, mental health needs and other registered care requirements. The home provides a homely setting where residents can receive daily support while remaining involved in activities and social life.

Bungay House is part of Saturn Healthcare and is based in Broome near Bungay. Its programme includes entertainment, trips and activities, with visiting acts giving residents…

Cascade (Cohen House) provides residential and supported living care for children and adults with learning disabilities, autism and mental health conditions. Its approach brings together health and wellbeing, community and social inclusion, and education to support greater independence.

The service works with local authorities, care co-ordinators and community nurses, alongside social workers and therapists, to co-ordinate support around…

Cavell Court supports older people through residential, dementia, respite and end-of-life care in Norwich. Daily life includes activities and facilities such as a café, garden and cinema room, alongside a library and minibus outings.

A care needs assessment considers mobility, personal care, dietary requirements and religious or cultural needs before support is agreed.

Harker House provides residential, dementia and short-term care for older people in the Long Stratton community. The home supports both temporary stays and full-time living, with personalised care, activities and events designed around residents’ routines and interests.

Its respite service can support someone recovering from illness or surgery, provide extra help during a planned absence or offer time to explore longer-term care.

Adults over 18 with severe mental health conditions can receive specialist residential care at High Oaks, a small independent home near Diss. The service can also support people with learning disabilities or cognitive differences, including individuals whose previous placements have repeatedly broken down.

High Oaks accommodates short-, medium- and long-term placements with 24-hour care, waking night staff and sleeping night staff.

Housing and care for older people, younger adults and people with learning disabilities is part of Orwell Housing’s wider provision connected with Kittens Lane. The home’s registered scope covers residential care without nursing.

Orwell’s wider services include support for people with learning disabilities, housing and care for older people, and temporary supported housing for people facing homelessness or domestic abuse.

Oakwood House Care Home provides round-the-clock nursing and residential support in Norwich for adults whose needs may change over time. Its purpose-built setting is designed for adults at different stages of life, with care plans shaped around individual health requirements, preferences and routines.

Residents have private bedrooms, including rooms with garden or woodland views, and access to communal areas such as a library, garden room and…

Springfield House provides supported living for adults with learning disabilities, autism, mental health conditions and complex behaviours. The service also supports people who benefit from a trauma-informed approach to care. It works with housing providers and Registered Social Landlords to develop bespoke supported living properties, with residents involved in choosing a home that suits their needs.

Residential care at The Moorings supports older people, including residents living with dementia. The home provides care without nursing, with access to GPs, district nursing services, visiting chiropody and hairdressing arranged through its wider care service.

Residents can take part in organised interests and activities throughout the week, including day trips and events, while housekeeping activities may support independence and community…

Walcot Hall Nursing Home combines residential, nursing, dementia and respite care for older people in Diss. Large rooms have en-suite facilities and patio doors leading directly outside, while the purpose-built extension includes accessible accommodation with lift and wheelchair access.

Residents can join activities such as gardening, music and movement, with one-to-one sessions arranged when requested.