Care homes in Wandsworth

Nightingale House provides residential and nursing care for older Jewish people, including people living with dementia. Its care offer includes specialist nursing, respite, rehabilitation and palliative care, with support tailored around changing health needs and individual routines.

The home combines clinical care with engagement activities, Jewish traditions, food and nutrition and access to multidisciplinary therapies.

SignHealth Longley Road is associated with SignHealth’s support for deaf people, including psychological therapy, domestic abuse support and social care. The organisation works to improve access to healthcare, wellbeing and practical support for deaf adults and young people across the UK.

Its psychological therapy service is delivered in British Sign Language by trained therapists who are fluent BSL users.

Heritage Care Centre in Tooting supports older people through nursing, dementia and residential care, with day care, respite and end-of-life care also available. The home is registered for nursing and offers a broad range of support within one care setting.

Care is planned around each individual, including personal preferences, food, activities and wellbeing.

Private nurse-led suites at Albert Suites at Battersea Place support older people and adults needing 24-hour care within a retirement community designed around independent living. Individual suites sit alongside dining, wellness and social facilities, with additional support available as needs change.

Residents can use fine dining, lounges and landscaped areas, while concierge services support the wider setting.

Anvil Close provides residential support for people with learning disabilities. It forms part of MacIntyre’s wider work with children, young people and adults who have learning disabilities or autism, helping people live in inclusive communities and take part in ordinary local life.

MacIntyre’s support includes care, learning and assistance with developing independence, connection and contribution.

Residential, dementia, nursing and respite care are available at Eden Grange, a purpose-built care home in Battersea for older people and adults with differing support needs. Its registered provision includes care for dementia, physical disabilities and sensory impairment, alongside 24-hour support in an elegant home setting.

Short-term stays can give prospective residents time to settle in, build friendships and experience the community before…

Short and longer-term nursing and dementia care at George Potter House includes palliative care, rehabilitation and respite stays. The home also supports people with complex behaviours and provides single and double en-suite rooms.

Social lounges and quiet areas give residents different places to spend time, while a restaurant and landscaped gardens support daily routines and outdoor access.

People with learning disabilities can receive residential support at Laverstoke Gardens, a care home registered without nursing. The service forms part of the Frances Taylor Foundation, which supports people with learning disabilities and older people across several English regions.

Care is centred on each person’s strengths, aspirations and choices. The foundation describes support that enables dignity, independence, purpose and connection, with…

Residential, dementia and respite care at Lyle House supports older people, with a cinema, pub and café forming part of the home environment. Dementia care is delivered through person-centred care plans, activities and settings designed to be easier to navigate and calming for residents.

Families are involved in care-plan reviews and can view the plan at any time through the nominated carer or senior care assistant.

Southview Close provides residential support for people with learning disabilities within MacIntyre’s wider programme of care, support and education. The organisation’s vision is for people with learning disabilities and autistic people to live lives that make sense to them, with opportunities to use their skills, interests and connections.

MacIntyre also delivers supported living, outreach, lifelong learning and Shared Lives, although Southview…

St Mary's Home provides residential support for people with learning disabilities within a Catholic community shaped by pastoral care and spiritual life. The wider organisation also supports older people and people with disabilities through homes and community work across London, Merseyside and Brighton and Hove.

Care teams take time to understand each person’s needs, wishes and sources of meaning.

The Pines Nursing Home provides residential and dementia care in a period property in Wandsworth, London. The home supports older people and younger adults, with care planned around individual needs, interests and daily routines. Nursing care is also part of the wider registered setting.

Residents can take part in activities and organised outings, with outdoor space available for time outside.

Wandsworth Common Care Home provides residential and nursing care for older people, including residents with dementia, physical disabilities and sensory impairment. The Avery home combines care support with activities, dining and social opportunities intended to help residents maintain meaningful routines.

Residents can take part in activities, spend time with family and enjoy richly furnished communal spaces.

Nursing, dementia, residential and respite care are available at Wandsworth Common Care Home for older people and adults with physical disabilities, sensory impairment or other support needs. The home also accommodates people recovering after hospital treatment, with facilities designed around daily comfort and participation.

Residents can join activities, spend time with family and enjoy meals prepared in house.

Wimbledon Common Care Home offers residential and dementia care in a setting designed to feel social, comfortable and less clinical. Residents have access to activities, live music and outings, alongside communal areas and well-maintained grounds. The home is part of Avery Healthcare’s wider senior living provision.

Avery’s approach centres on understanding each resident’s interests, passions and life experiences, then using that knowledge to…

Wimbledon Common Care Home provides residential, dementia and respite care for older people in a London setting. The home combines accommodation with activities, social opportunities and care shaped around each resident’s interests, passions and life experiences.

Avery Moments focuses on creating meaningful opportunities for individuals, while the wider service includes meals, family time and community life.