Care homes in Sutton

Sutton Court Care Centre supports older adults through residential, nursing, respite and end-of-life care in Sutton and the wider Surrey community. Care can be short-term or long-term, with support covering daily self-care, medication, health monitoring and overnight needs.

Residents have comfortable bedrooms, shared lounges, a conservatory and an accessible refurbished garden.

101 Cheam Road supports younger adults and people with learning disabilities through residential care shaped around identity, wellbeing, relationships and independence. The service also supports autistic people and those with complex needs.

The Wheel of Engagement is a person-centred planning framework co-produced with people receiving support, families and support teams.

Barons Lodge Sutton provides psychiatric nursing, residential care and dementia care for adults with mental health conditions, physical disabilities and other nursing needs. The home is fully staffed around the clock and uses person-centred care plans developed with residents and families.

A pre-admission assessment supports handover and helps establish the appropriate care.

Adults aged 18 and above with complex and ongoing mental health needs can receive support at Beech Manor, a 24-hour residential step-down unit with nursing. The service combines clinical oversight with a homely setting, helping residents progress through rehabilitation towards greater independence.

Care follows a structured clinical pathway with individualised care plans, risk management strategies and therapeutic interventions.

Belmont House Nursing Home supports older people through residential, dementia and nursing care, with respite and end-of-life care also available in Sutton. Residents can use an activities room, café and cinema room, with a family guest room available for visits.

Care arrangements include meals, snacks and social activities alongside on-site facilities.

Bridge House Care Centre combines nursing, dementia and residential care in a Grade II listed home beside the River Wandle. Its service supports older people who need help with personal care, meals, companionship and activities, as well as residents requiring registered nursing or specialist dementia support.

The home has 36 single rooms, with registered nurses on duty day and night.

Chegworth Nursing Home cares for up to 43 residents through residential, nursing, respite, dementia and end-of-life services. Care plans are created with residents and families before moving in, covering health requirements, medication, personal preferences and activity choices.

Residents have 24-hour access to care and support, with shared lounges, a conservatory, an accessible garden and a varied activities calendar.

Cranley Gardens is registered as a residential care home for older people, people with learning disabilities and younger adults. It forms part of Active Care Group, an organisation offering complex care, supported living, adult mental health care and neurological rehabilitation across specialist facilities.

Active Care Group describes support for people facing complex health or behavioural needs and neurological conditions.

Residential support for older people, younger adults and people with learning or physical disabilities is provided at Hall Road within Active Care Group’s complex-care network. The local setting is registered as a residential care home, while the wider organisation also supports adult mental health and neurological rehabilitation.

Active Care Group’s broader services range from hospital-level rehabilitation to clinically led care at home.