Lancashire County Council care homes

Lancaster and Morecambe Short Breaks Service provides respite accommodation for young adults with learning disabilities, giving families and carers a planned break while the person staying receives residential support. It is suited to temporary care arrangements rather than a permanent move.

The service is registered as a care home without nursing and focuses on short stays for people whose needs fall within learning disability support.

Residential care for older people, including residents living with dementia, is available at Beacon View Home for Older People, alongside respite care. Its care supports individual needs within a homely residential setting.

Fresh food and snacks form part of daily life. The home’s registration covers dementia, older people, learning disabilities and younger adults, while its listed categories identify residential care rather than nursing care.

Bowgreave Rise Home for Older People provides residential care for older people, including people with dementia. Residents have spacious rooms, en-suite facilities and access to activities, with participation available according to individual preference.

Daily life includes social events, entertainment and activities, while the home’s registration also covers younger adults.

Recovery-focused stays at Broadfield House Home for Older People have supported people after hospital treatment, illness and periods of reduced mobility. The home provides residential care for older people and is registered to support dementia, older people and younger adults.

People may use the setting for rehabilitation or a shorter period before returning home, with care staff, occupational therapists and physiotherapists involved in the…

Planned residential short breaks support adults with learning disabilities through Burnley, Pendle & Rossendale Short Break Services. The service gives carers time away from their usual caring role while providing accommodation and support for the person they care for.

Registered as a care home without nursing, the service is listed for people with learning disabilities.

Castleford Home for Older People provides residential care for older people, including those with dementia and physical disabilities. Its registered scope also includes younger adults, making it a residential setting for people who need day-to-day support across different age groups.

The home is part of the adult social care landscape associated with Lancashire County Council.

Chorley & South Ribble Short Break Services is registered for residential care for people with learning disabilities. The service is a care home without nursing, offering a regulated residential setting for people who need support away from their usual home.

Its name identifies a short-break focus, making it relevant to families and professionals considering temporary residential arrangements.

Residential care at Favordale Home for Older People is centred on older people, younger adults and residents living with dementia. Registered as a care home without nursing, it provides a settled setting for people who need support with daily life while remaining part of a residential community.

The home’s accommodation and shared areas are designed around everyday living rather than clinical treatment.

Fylde and Wyre Short Break Services is registered as a residential care home without nursing. Its registered scope includes care for people with dementia, learning disabilities, physical disabilities, sensory impairment and younger adults.

The supplied official evidence does not describe the service’s accommodation, activities, referral route or short-break arrangements in enough detail to add further claims safely.

Residential support in Preston at Lady Elsie Finney House Home for Older People is intended for older people, including those living with dementia, as well as adults with mental health or younger-adult care needs. The home is registered without nursing.

Its residential setting provides ongoing care in a familiar environment, with support suited to established care needs.

Meadowfield House Home for Older People provides assisted living and residential care for older people, including people living with dementia or physical disabilities. Its registered scope also includes younger adults, while temporary stays and rehabilitation following hospital treatment are associated with the home.

The service focuses on residential support for people who need help with daily living.

Preston Short Break Services offers residential care without nursing for people with learning disabilities. Its registered scope makes it relevant to adults who need a supported home environment and may benefit from a planned short break.

The service combines accommodation with day-to-day support and a residential setting in Preston. Its care-home registration confirms support for learning disabilities, while the supplied business evidence does…

West Lancashire Short Break Services is registered as a residential care home without nursing, with a documented scope covering older people, learning disabilities and physical disabilities. The supplied official material is primarily for West Lancashire Community High School and does not clearly describe branch-specific short-break arrangements, facilities or activities.

The strongest supported description is therefore a regulated residential…

Residential care for older people, including those living with dementia, is the core service at Woodhill House Home for Older People in Morecambe. The home is registered as a care home without nursing and supports residents who need constant care in a residential setting.

Woodhill House also provides support during end-of-life care, with relatives able to remain involved during important stages.

Residential care at Woodside Home for Older People covers older people, dementia, learning disabilities, mental health needs and younger adults. The service is registered as a care home without nursing and provides a setting for people requiring ongoing residential support.

Its registered scope spans several adult care needs, including dementia and learning disabilities.

Cravenside Home for Older People provides residential care without nursing for older people and residents with dementia, mental health conditions, physical disabilities or sensory impairment. Its registration also covers younger adults, giving the home a broad registered care scope.

The setting is focused on residential support for people whose needs fall within those categories.

Dolphinlee House Home for Older People supports older people through assisted living and residential care, including those living with dementia or physical disabilities. Respite care is also identified as part of the home’s use, providing a shorter-stay option alongside longer-term residence.

The available business details establish a local care setting and activities, but do not give a detailed official service description for this individual…

Woodlands Home for Older People is associated with a residential care home and a woodland setting used for walking and recreation. The surrounding area includes woodland paths, a stream, signs about woodland creatures and access towards playing fields and the Leeds and Liverpool Canal.

The evidence identifies the business as a residential care home registered for dementia, older people and younger adults, while the detailed practical material…

Four separate living areas give Grove House Home for Older People a household-style setting for older people, including residents living with dementia. Each area has its own lounge, kitchen and dining room, supporting familiar daily routines within the wider residential care home.

The home is registered to support older people, people with dementia, learning disabilities, physical disabilities and younger adults.