JK Healthcare Limited care homes

Austenwood provides 24-hour nursing, residential, dementia, respite and palliative care for older people who need assistance with daily living. Its services include personal help with bathing and dressing, nursing support, physical therapy and social activities, with care tailored to individual health requirements and changing needs.

The home also offers palliative support for progressive and terminal illnesses, with practical and emotional care…

Manor Barn Nursing Home provides nursing, residential, dementia, respite and palliative care for older people in a Grade II listed home near Chichester. Its nursing service includes medication management, personal care and 24-hour supervision, while an in-house GP provides medical care and health monitoring within the home.

Palliative support is designed for people with progressive or terminal illnesses and includes practical support for families.

The Anchorage Residential Care Home supports older people who need extra help with daily life, including people living with dementia, reduced mobility or memory loss. Residential care is available for ongoing support, while respite stays provide supervised care after illness or surgery or when family carers need a break.

The home combines personal care with help such as medication management, mobility, meals and activities.

Weald Hall Residential Home provides residential, dementia and respite care for older people in a private care setting. Short-term care is available for people whose carers need time to rest or attend to personal matters, while longer stays support residents who need round-the-clock help in a secure environment.

The home combines daily activities, nutritious meals, modern amenities and family involvement.

Round-the-clock medical care and personal assistance support residents who cannot live independently at Kingfishers Nursing Home. The home provides nursing and residential care for older people, with dementia support also available.

Residents receive help with bathing, dressing and daily routines, as well as social activities and therapeutic support. An in-house GP works with qualified nurses and professional carers.