Care homes in Swindon

Argyll House provides residential care and supported living for people with learning disabilities, including support associated with mental health conditions and autism. The service is designed around helping adults live in a place they can call home while receiving support shaped around the life they want to lead.

Choice Care’s model considers the person, the people around them and the type of daily life they want, rather than treating support…

Hurst House provides residential care and supported living for adults with learning disabilities. The home is registered as a care home without nursing and supports people whose needs may include learning disabilities, autism, mental health conditions and associated requirements.

Support is shaped around the individual, with an emphasis on comfort, belonging and the opportunity to lead a fulfilling life.

Dementia nursing, end-of-life and residential care are available at Kings Court Care Centre in Swindon, with respite care for shorter stays. The home supports older people and younger adults whose needs require nursing, dementia or comfort-focused provision.

Daily life includes activities arranged around residents’ interests, alongside a café, garden, cinema room and minibus outings.

Nursing and dementia care is available for older people at Orchid Care Home, alongside activities intended to keep residents active and engaged. The programme can include swimming, songs and park walks, giving residents choices beyond the daily care routine.

Fresh meat and vegetables are prepared for meals, while the activity team supports shared interests and social occasions.

Church View Nursing Home supports older people and residents with dementia, physical disabilities or mental health needs through nursing care in Swindon. It belongs to a family-run provider offering residential, respite and nursing services, including short-term support after hospital discharge.

Care can include 24-hour nursing supervision, individual care planning and help with daily living.

For older people with mainstream needs or dementia, Fessey House offers residential care in Swindon. The 68-bed home is registered for older people and people with dementia, with carers trained to support dementia and mental health needs.

Daily life includes engaging and stimulating activities alongside residential support. Families can therefore consider a setting focused on ongoing care, companionship and structured routines, rather than…

Residential and dementia care at Willowbrook View is complemented by respite and short stays, day care and palliative support in Swindon. The home is registered without nursing and works with district nurses and community health partners when nursing-related needs arise.

Personalised care, activities and a permanent team support residents throughout the day.

Supporting up to four adults with autism, learning disabilities and diabetes, 130 Whitworth Road offers a small residential home environment in Swindon. The service is designed for people who need support throughout everyday life and forms part of Voyage Care’s wider provision of residential care, supported living and community support.

The wider organisation supports people with learning disabilities, autism, brain injuries and other complex…

4 Hermitage Lane provides registered residential care in Swindon for older people, younger adults and people with learning disabilities. It sits within Voyage Care’s wider provision for people with complex needs.

Support is shaped around individual needs, circumstances and preferences, with the wider provider offering residential homes, supported living and community support.

Ashbury Lodge supports older people with residential, day and respite care in Swindon, including round-the-clock dementia care. Support is shaped around each resident’s needs, with assistance available for daily living and changing care requirements.

The home sits opposite Coate Water Country Park, giving residents and families opportunities for walks, feeding ducks and time beside the lake.

Bath Road supports adults with mental health needs through a residential care service. It forms part of Rethink Mental Illness’s wider network, which combines community support with advice on mental health, social care, legal rights and carers’ needs.

The wider organisation advises people aged 18 and over with a diagnosis or symptoms of mental illness, as well as carers, loved ones and professionals.

Downs View Care Centre provides residential, dementia and respite care for older people, with day care, nursing and palliative support also available through the provider’s wider service offer. The home suits people needing daily assistance, dementia support or a short stay after hospital discharge.

Its setting includes a sensory garden with shaded areas, non-slip flooring, scented plants, water features and wind chimes.