Anchor Hanover Group care homes

St Anne's supports older people through residential care, dementia care and short breaks in a care home setting. It is registered to provide care without nursing, making it relevant to people whose needs centre on everyday support, companionship and dementia care rather than specialist nursing intervention.

The home offers visits and assessments before admission, including an in-person or virtual show round and a pre-assessment of care needs.

Beech Hall offers residential care for older people, including support for dementia, within Anchor’s care home services. The home can be considered for permanent care or a short break, with enquiries covering visits, pre-assessments, moving in and ongoing family involvement.

Families can arrange an in-person or virtual show round before deciding, followed by a pre-assessment of care needs.

Ashcroft provides residential and dementia care for older people in Undercliffe, Bradford. The home supports daily living in a residential setting, with meals, activities and accommodation forming part of the care experience.

Families can enquire, arrange an in-person or virtual show round and take part in a pre-assessment before a move. The home also offers short breaks, while Anchor’s wider care service includes respite and convalescent care.

Sandstones supports older people through residential care, including specialist services for dementia and physical disability. The home is part of Anchor’s care network and offers daily assistance, activities and opportunities to maintain links with family and the local area.

Families can arrange an in-person or virtual show round before a pre-assessment checks whether the home can meet the resident’s needs.

St Marys provides residential and dementia care for older people, with respite care and short breaks also available. The home is registered as a care home without nursing and offers support for people living with dementia.

Daily life includes organised activities, events and opportunities to socialise, alongside meals prepared around residents’ preferences.

Older people and adults with dementia can receive later-life care at Augusta Court, with residential care complemented by respite, short breaks and convalescent support within Anchor’s care provision. The home’s registered scope covers dementia, older people and younger adults.

Support is intended for people who need help with everyday living while retaining a settled routine.

Residential and dementia care at Beechfield Lodge is supported by Anchor’s wider later-life housing and care services. The organisation also offers respite care and short breaks, alongside guidance on living in a care home, catering, wellbeing activities and welcoming new residents.

Families can use Anchor’s care-home guidance when considering care needs and funding.

Berkeley Court provides residential and dementia care for older people and younger adults, with support shaped around changing individual needs. Anchor’s care model includes respite and short breaks, convalescent care, activities, catering and resident wellbeing support.

Families can arrange a visit, including a virtual show round where an in-person visit is not practical, followed by a pre-assessment before moving in.

Bethune Court provides residential care and dementia support for older people through Anchor’s later-life housing and care services. The home sits within a wider care offer that includes respite care, short breaks and resident wellbeing support.

Families can request information about the home, sample menus and activity schedules. A visit can be arranged in person or virtually, followed by a pre-assessment to establish whether the home can meet…

Residential and dementia care for older people are listed at Bilton Court, with respite and short breaks included in Anchor’s wider care services. The home forms part of Anchor’s later-life housing and care network, which supports residents with wellbeing, activities, catering and everyday assistance.

Families can use Anchor’s guidance on care needs, fees and funding when comparing options, alongside the provider’s enquiry and viewing process.

Canterbury House provides residential and dementia care for older people, with respite and short breaks also available. Residents can take part in activities, maintain links with the local area and enjoy visits from family and friends, while the home offers a modern, spacious setting in Hadleigh.

Before moving in, the provider arranges a care needs pre-assessment to discuss challenges, routines and support requirements.

Canterbury House Care Home provides residential, dementia and respite care for older people in Faversham. Short breaks are available alongside permanent care, with support arranged after a pre-assessment to understand whether the home can meet the person’s needs.

Families can book an in-person show round or a virtual visit, and the home can discuss sample menus, activity schedules and moving-in arrangements.

Cranlea provides residential and dementia care for older people, with respite and short-break options for those needing temporary support. The home helps residents settle through visits, pre-assessments and planned moving-in conversations, while families can remain involved throughout the process.

Residents can take part in activities, enjoy shared meals and maintain links with family and the local area.

Residential care at Dearne Hall supports older people, people living with dementia and younger adults who need a care home without nursing. The home offers contemporary surroundings and a permanent or short-break setting, with enquiries followed by a pre-assessment to understand individual care needs.

Families can arrange an in-person or virtual show round before deciding.

Elderwood Residential Home provides residential and dementia care for older people, with support available around the clock. The home offers rooms, meals, activities and daily care within a residential setting managed by Anchor.

Residents can receive help through an assessment-led care plan, while families can arrange an in-person or virtual show round before moving in.

Elizabeth Court supports older people who need residential care or dementia care in a home setting. The Caterham care home is registered to provide care without nursing, with support shaped around daily needs and routines.

Families can enquire, arrange a pre-assessment and book an in-person or virtual show round before deciding. Short breaks are also available through the wider Anchor care-home service.