Care homes in Windsor and Maidenhead

Person-centred residential dementia care supports older people and younger adults at Eton House Residential Home, a privately owned home between Eton, Windsor and Datchet. Each bedroom has an en-suite toilet and sink, and families can add familiar furniture, photographs and ornaments.

Daily life includes flexible breakfast times, meal choices, residents’ meetings and use of the sensory room.

Sandown Park Care Home provides residential, nursing, respite and dementia care for older people, younger adults and people living with dementia. Its Windsor home is designed as a safe, secure and welcoming environment for residents who need ongoing support.

Care is available on a permanent or short-term basis, with nursing provision suited to people whose needs require registered care within a home setting.

Bramerton sits within Choice Care’s residential and supported living provision for adults with learning disabilities, autism, mental health conditions and associated needs. The service is registered for older people, learning disabilities and younger adults, placing it within a broader specialist care network.

Choice Care shapes support around each person’s life, preferences and desired independence.

Clara Court supports older people with residential, dementia and respite care in a modern purpose-built home in Maidenhead. Landscaped gardens and an activities room provide spaces for daily routines, while the reminiscence room supports memory-focused activities.

Care needs assessments consider mobility, personal care, dietary requirements and religious or cultural needs.

Heronsmede supports adults with learning disabilities through residential care in a home setting. The service is intended for people who need structured support while developing independence, pursuing personal goals and building a life in a place they can call home.

Its parent organisation uses the Wheel of Engagement, a person-centred planning framework that considers identity, wellbeing and relationships alongside aspirations and independence.

White House provides residential care and supported living for adults with learning disabilities, autism and mental health conditions. The service is part of Choice Care, whose approach starts with the individual's support needs, relationships and preferred way of living rather than treating accommodation as the whole decision.

Choice Care offers different settings, including supported living and specialist care services, and works with people,…

16 Homeside Close is listed as a retirement and residential care home supporting older people, adults with disabilities and younger adults. The supplied provider information also identifies counselling, although the available service material is largely associated with Optalis’s broader adult social care offer. That wider organisation provides care and support in the community and at home, alongside activities and employment services.

5 Winston Court provides residential care and assisted living for older people, adults with learning disabilities and younger adults with physical disabilities. The service is part of Optalis, which delivers adult social care in the community and at home across the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead and Wokingham.

The evidence identifies support with community activities, employment and care, but does not establish detailed facilities or a…

9 Allenby Road is identified as a nursing and residential care home serving older people, adults with learning disabilities and people with physical disabilities. Its registered scope covers care without nursing for several adult groups, giving families a starting point when comparing local care settings.

The listing does not establish a particular care pathway, accommodation feature or activity programme for this home.

Ascot Grange Care Home provides residential, nursing, dementia and palliative care in Ascot. Its registered nursing service covers dementia, older people, physical disabilities and sensory impairment, making it relevant for residents whose support needs may change over time.

Avery describes life in its homes through meals, activities, social opportunities and family visits, while Ascot Grange’s service information identifies dedicated care across…

Ascot Grange Care Home provides residential, nursing, dementia and palliative care for older people and adults with physical disabilities or sensory impairment. The home combines ongoing care with activities, shared dining and opportunities for residents to build friendships and remain involved in daily life.

Its Avery Moments approach focuses on residents’ interests, passions and life experiences when creating meaningful activities and occasions.

Boulters Lock Residential Home provides residential, dementia, respite, day and end-of-life care through Hartford Care. The provider supports residents and families in understanding care types, planning transitions and choosing support that reflects individual needs.

Hartford Care describes care plans created with residents, relatives and relevant medical professionals, then reviewed as needs change.

Cherry Garden provides nursing, residential and dementia nursing care, with short stays for respite or convalescence. Adults receive support from qualified nursing staff available around the clock, with a named nurse and key worker responsible for developing an individual care plan. Complex care is assessed for each resident so higher nursing needs can be understood and supported.

The home offers en-suite rooms, lounges, a dining area with…

Fearnley House provides personalised residential care and supported living for adults with learning disabilities. It belongs to a specialist provider supporting people with learning disabilities, autism, mental health conditions and associated needs through different levels of care.

The wider service starts with the person’s goals, preferences and desired way of living, whether that means a quieter setting, shared living or greater independence.

Larchfield House offers specialist nursing, dementia, residential and respite care in Maidenhead, including support for young-onset dementia and palliative care. A nurse-led team works with residents who need complex care, combining registered nurses with specialist clinical support.

The home is arranged as seven river-named communities, each with communal living and dining areas, private bedrooms and bathrooms.

Longlea Nursing Home provides qualified nursing care day and night in a small, family-owned home for up to 22 people. The registered nursing home supports older people and is designed for residents who need ongoing nursing care within a domestic setting.

Longlea was purpose-built in 2002, with most rooms on one level and five first-floor rooms reached by a passenger lift.

Lynwood Care Centre forms part of Lynwood Village, where older adults can combine retirement living with care close at hand. The wider setting includes apartments and cottages, with Prescott’s restaurant, bar and coffee shop providing a social hub for residents, friends and family.

The therapy centre offers physiotherapy, exercise classes and support with recovery, pain management and long-term wellbeing.

Meadowbank Residential Care Home combines private accommodation with an active community for older people who value independence and company. Its 36 individually furnished and decorated rooms all have en-suite facilities, giving residents their own space for personal routines.

Days can include IT sessions, pet therapy, quizzes, gardening, baking, art classes or karaoke.

Mountbatten Grange supports older people with residential, nursing and dementia care in Windsor. The home also provides respite and end-of-life care, giving families options for temporary support and longer-term accommodation.

Residents have access to a café, activities room and cinema room. A hair and beauty salon, pub, music room and minibus for outings provide further ways to spend time socially and pursue interests.