Care homes in Stevenage

Martins House supports older people and people with dementia in Stevenage through residential care and help with everyday activities such as washing, dressing and cooking. The home is registered without nursing, and its specific care information also describes palliative support for people over 65.

Residents have private rooms and access to regular activities, while Gold Care Homes provides wider dementia, nursing and palliative services across…

Six autistic males receive residential support at Julians House in Stevenage Old Town. The home is on a semi-residential road within walking distance of the Old Town and industrial area, giving residents access to everyday local surroundings alongside a supported living environment.

Its team promotes independence and life skills, helping residents work towards personal goals and live as independently as possible.

Around-the-clock nursing care supports older people, including those living with dementia, at Roebuck Nursing Home in Stevenage. The purpose-built home provides medical care, meal preparation and longer-term accommodation for residents requiring nursing support.

Residents have 63 en-suite rooms, communal lounges, Wi-Fi and access to a large private garden with patios.

Walkern Lodge provides outcome-focused residential care for adults with learning disabilities who may have behaviours that challenge. The service is suited to people needing structured support in a home where care is centred on individual outcomes and ongoing involvement from the team.

Walkern Lodge forms part of Cygnet’s adult social care services, with a registered manager responsible for the provision of care.

Winnett Cottage sits within a specialist mental health care service for adults with enduring mental health needs. The wider organisation provides residential, nursing and supported living services, including settings intended for people moving on from hospital care but not yet ready to live independently.

Support combines residential stability with experienced nursing and care teams, structured therapeutic environments, community engagement and…

Jubilee Court provides residential, specialist dementia and respite care for older people and residents with physical disabilities. The home is part of Quantum Care, a not-for-profit Community Benefit Society, and offers support for people who are finding it increasingly difficult to live independently.

The home combines care with a programme of activities, social opportunities and domestic-style facilities.

Residential care at SENSE Jenny Chapman House supports disabled adults with learning disabilities, physical disabilities and sensory impairment. The home is registered as a care home without nursing and forms part of Sense’s wider support for people with complex needs.

Life can include accessible activities alongside day-to-day support, with Sense offering arts, sports and wellbeing opportunities intended to build confidence, keep people active…

Wisden Court supports older people, including those living with dementia and physical disabilities, within Runwood Homes’ residential care service. The home’s approach is based on understanding each resident’s needs, preferences and life story, with care intended to support dignity, independence and social interaction.

Residents can join local outings through the provider’s minibus service, including trips to restaurants, zoos, sporting events…

Pinelodge Care Home provides continuing care, assisted living and everyday support for residents whose needs change over time. The home is registered for nursing care for older people, dementia and younger adults, and offers 130 single bedrooms with en-suite facilities across five floors.

The building includes four lounges, a dining room overlooking the gardens and wheelchair-accessible rooms and corridors.