Care homes in Warrington

Heathfield Residential Home provides residential, dementia, respite and day care for older women in a family-owned setting near Grappenhall village. The home offers permanent, temporary and day care, with support shaped around individual needs and preferences.

Each resident has a bespoke digital care plan, created with the resident and family and reviewed when circumstances change.

Anderson Close provides residential care and supported living for adults with learning disabilities and complex health needs. Its services combine accommodation, personal care and round-the-clock support with opportunities to build skills, explore hobbies and develop connections within the community.

Support can include everyday tasks such as getting up, shopping for essentials and managing activities that are challenging.

Brampton Lodge’s core services are dementia and general nursing care in Warrington. The home also supports people who need residential care or respite, with registration covering older people, physical disabilities, sensory impairment and younger adults.

As part of Anavo, Brampton Lodge is presented as a care home built around activity, community and purpose.

Brookfield provides residential and respite care for older people in a Grade II listed building in Lymm, surrounded by landscaped gardens. Support is tailored around each resident’s preferences, lifestyle and medical history, with care plans reflecting individual routines and needs. The home is registered as a care home without nursing.

Residents can use hairdressing and chiropody services, while physiotherapy is also available as part of the…

Residential and respite care at Brookfield supports older people in a Grade II listed building in the heart of Lymm village. Care is tailored around personal preferences, lifestyle and medical history, with support available for both permanent residents and short stays.

The home combines landscaped gardens with practical facilities including hairdressing, optician, chiropody and physiotherapy services.

Residential care, supported living and respite services are available through Charlotte House for people with learning disabilities, autism, mental health needs and complex support requirements. Support is shaped around individual needs, preferences and choices, with services available in residential and community settings.

The wider organisation offers outreach care in a person’s home or work placement, alongside education and day programmes…

Cheshire Grange combines nursing care with residential and dementia support for older people, and also offers respite or short stays. The home supports daily routines through activities, social spaces and care plans shaped around each resident’s needs and preferences.

Fresh food is cooked on site, including seasonal meals and modified-texture dishes where required.

Field View supports people with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs through residential care and supported living. Respite and outreach support are also available, with assistance delivered across home, community and work-related settings.

The organisation offers education and day programmes designed to develop personal, social and occupation-related skills.

Lakenheath supports children and adults with autism, learning disabilities and associated complex needs through person-centred residential care. Bright Futures combines care, education and specialist support, working with families, healthcare professionals and its own specialist teams.

The wider organisation operates residential homes alongside schools and college provision, creating an integrated pathway across care and learning.

Lilford Court provides residential support for younger adults with learning disabilities, mental health needs, physical disabilities or sensory impairment. It forms part of Autism Initiatives, a charity offering specialist autism services, supported work placements, workshops and practical support for children and adults.

The wider service works with each person to understand their interests, strengths, worries and goals before arranging support.

Marlcroft provides residential care and supported living for adults with learning disabilities and complex care needs. Its services are designed for people who need personal care and accommodation, or who want support with daily life while retaining as much independence as possible.

Residential residents receive round-the-clock care, tailored support and opportunities to develop skills, pursue hobbies and build connections.

Oak View provides residential care, supported living, respite services and outreach support for people with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs. Its programmes can support people in a care home, their own accommodation, a day centre, school, college or work placement.

The service also offers education and day programmes designed to develop personal, social and work-related skills, with activities delivered on site and in the community.