Akari Care Limited care homes

Nursing support at Ayresome Court covers dementia, older people, mental health needs and physical disabilities. The home also accommodates sensory impairment and younger adults, with care extending to people approaching the end of life.

Bedrooms have en-suite facilities and hospital-style beds, while the accessible gardens provide outdoor space. Families can visit at any time.

Residential care at Alexandra House supports older people and adults with dementia, learning disabilities, mental health needs or physical disabilities. The home provides personalised support with everyday activities such as washing, dressing, eating and mobility, while encouraging individual choice and independence.

Before admission, a Home Manager can visit someone at home or in hospital to understand their needs and prepare a care plan.

Aycliffe Care Home provides residential and nursing care for older people and younger adults, including people living with dementia. The home’s care scope is supported by registered nursing provision, with assessments used to understand an individual’s needs before admission and prepare a care plan.

The wider care model is person-centred, with support designed around personal choices, wellbeing and daily life.

For people considering residential support, Comfort House covers care for dementia, older people, learning disabilities and younger adults. A home assessment gathers information about individual needs, allowing the manager to prepare a care plan before arrival.

Daily support includes help with washing, dressing, eating and mobility, while residents are encouraged to retain independence and make personal choices.

Crofton Court centres its care around older people and those living with dementia, with support shaped around each resident’s needs. The registered scope also includes younger adults, while the care information covers help with eating, washing, dressing and getting around.

Before a move, the Home Manager can visit someone at home or in hospital to understand their needs and prepare a care plan.

Dene Park House supports older people, people with dementia and adults with physical or learning disabilities through nursing care in South Gosforth. The care team works with trusted GPs, dentists, chiropodists and dietitians, while the Home Manager assesses each person’s needs before a move and begins preparing the care plan.

The home is newly redecorated and offers a warm residential setting.

Hilltop Lodge supports people living with dementia, older people, younger adults and people with physical disabilities through residential and nursing care. Nursing support can cover physical conditions, rehabilitation and disability-related needs.

The home’s manager assesses prospective residents at home or in hospital where required, gathering information to prepare an appropriate care plan before arrival.

Residential care at Lindsay House supports people who need help with daily activities such as eating, washing, dressing and getting around. The home is registered for older people, dementia, physical disabilities and younger adults, with a comfortable setting in Parbold.

Before a move, the Home Manager can visit at home or in hospital to understand care needs and prepare a care plan.

Nursing care at Moorfield House covers older people and younger adults who may need support with dementia, physical disabilities or other complex needs. Its registration as a care home with nursing distinguishes the service from residential-only provision, while individual choice remains central to planning.

Before admission, the Home Manager can visit someone at home or in hospital to understand their needs and prepare for arrival.

Pavilion Court provides residential and nursing care for older people and younger adults, including dementia support, in a home-from-home setting. The service can support people who need help with daily activities such as eating, washing, dressing and getting around, as well as those requiring nursing care for physical conditions.

The wider care team includes GPs, dentists, chiropodists and dietitians, and the home arranges an assessment before…

Piper Court provides residential and nursing care for people with dementia, physical disabilities, learning disabilities and other complex needs. As a care home with nursing, it can support residents whose health requirements go beyond everyday personal assistance.

The home’s care model includes assessment before admission, allowing managers to understand a person’s needs and prepare a care plan.

Princes Court provides residential and nursing care for people living with dementia, physical disabilities and other registered support needs in North Shields. The home is part of Akari Care, whose approach centres on personalised care, individual choice and a family-inclusive environment. A home manager assesses each prospective resident’s needs, including visits at home or in hospital when required, before preparing for admission.

Red Brick House supports people living with dementia, older people, younger adults and those with mental health or physical disability needs through residential and nursing care. Daily assistance covers essential routines such as eating, washing and dressing, while nursing pathways can support physical conditions and rehabilitation.

Before a move, the Home Manager can visit someone at home or in hospital to understand their needs and begin…

Residential care at St Peters Court supports older people and younger adults, including people living with dementia. The home helps residents with daily activities such as washing, dressing, eating and mobility, while supporting personal choice and independence.

Care planning begins with an assessment arranged by the Home Manager, either at home or in hospital when required.

Wallace House provides residential and nursing care for older people and adults with dementia, physical disabilities or sensory impairment. Its care includes support with daily activities and nursing input for physical and long-term conditions, rehabilitation and disabilities.

The home works with GPs, dentists, chiropodists and dietitians, while the Home Manager assesses needs before admission and prepares the care plan and environment.

Daily support with eating, washing, dressing and getting around is central to Wellburn House’s residential care. The home supports older people, younger adults and residents living with dementia, mental health needs or physical disabilities.

Before a move, the Home Manager can visit someone at home or in hospital to understand their needs and begin preparing a care plan.

Westerleigh supports people who need help with everyday activities such as washing, dressing, eating and mobility. The home caters for dementia and complex support needs, with respite and longer stays available for adults and older people.

A care assessment can take place at home or in hospital before arrival. This lets the manager understand individual needs and prepare a care plan in advance.