Colten Care (2009) Limited care homes

Fernhill is dedicated entirely to people living with dementia, with 24-hour nursing-led care in a purpose-built home in Ferndown. Its environment, routines and support are organised around daily dementia needs, using household-style living groups and familiar surroundings to create a clear, consistent setting.

Care plans follow the “All About Me” approach, using each resident’s routines, preferences and personality as needs change.

Kingfishers supports older people with residential, assisted, nursing, end-of-life and respite care in New Milton. Care is clinically led, with nurses present day and night and decisions made by a team familiar with residents’ changing needs.

The “All About Me” approach shapes care around routines, preferences and personal habits rather than fixed schedules.

St Catherines View is dedicated entirely to people living with dementia, in a purpose-built Winchester home organised around their daily experience. Its “All About Me” philosophy bases support on each resident’s routines, preferences and life story rather than fixed assumptions. Nursing, end-of-life, short-stay and respite care are also available.

A coordinated home team provides clinical oversight and clear responsibility, while activities,…

Court Lodge provides residential, nursing and dementia care for older people through Colten Care. The service is nurse-led and designed to adapt as needs change, from help with daily living to more complex nursing or dementia support.

Care is organised around the provider’s All About Me approach, which uses each person’s history, preferences and needs to shape daily support.

Whitecliffe House delivers nursing care for older people and younger adults through Colten Care. The wider care model includes residential, assisted and dementia support, with care designed to adapt as needs change.

Colten Care uses its All About Me approach to plan support around each resident rather than a routine applied to everyone. Nurses are present day and night, and teams communicate closely so changes in health can be recognised early.