Methodist Homes care homes

Willersley House provides residential and short-term respite care for older people in a care home setting. Its service is intended for people who need a safe environment with tailored support, whether for a permanent move or a temporary stay.

The home is part of MHA, a not-for-profit provider supporting older people through care homes, retirement living and community services.

Horfield Lodge provides residential, nursing, dementia and short-term respite care for older people in Bristol. Residents receive personalised care plans, 24-hour nursing support and help with everyday tasks, with palliative care also available.

The home offers en-suite rooms, communal lounges and dining areas, landscaped gardens, a hair salon and coffee shop.

Mapplewell Manor provides residential, dementia and short-term respite care for older people in Barnsley. The home is intended for people who need a safe setting and tailored support, whether they are moving into longer-term care or require a temporary stay while circumstances change.

As part of MHA, the home sits within a not-for-profit care organisation that reinvests surplus into its services.

Briar Hill House provides residential, nursing and palliative care for older people in Rugeley. The home has 36 places, with en-suite rooms, communal lounges and dining areas, alongside a hair salon and gardens with a patio area supporting everyday living.

Residents receive personalised care plans, 24-hour nursing support, activities and events, spiritual support and end-of-life care.

Queens Court provides residential, dementia and short-term respite care for older people in Bottisham, Cambridgeshire. The service is designed for people who need a safe care setting, whether they are planning a longer move or require temporary support.

Queens Court is part of MHA, a not-for-profit provider supporting older people. The organisation offers professional referrals, timely assessments and support tailored to individual needs, with…

Starr Hills provides residential and short-term respite care for older people in Lytham St Annes. The home is suited to people who need ongoing support or a temporary stay, with care delivered in a residential setting.

Starr Hills is part of MHA, a not-for-profit provider supporting older people across England and Wales. MHA states that surplus is reinvested into its services.

Amathea provides residential, dementia and short-term respite care for older people in Workington. The home is registered as a care home without nursing and is part of MHA, a not-for-profit organisation supporting older people through care and later-life services.

The service offers assessments and support tailored to individual needs, with residential placements and respite or short-stay options available.

Handsworth provides residential and short-term respite care for older people in Bowdon, Altrincham. The home is designed for people who need support with daily living while remaining in a residential setting, with the wider MHA service offering care homes, retirement living and community activities.

As a not-for-profit provider, MHA says surplus is reinvested into its services.

Residential care and short-term respite support are available for older people at Stratton House, with care registered for older adults who need a secure home without nursing provision. The home is part of MHA, a not-for-profit charity supporting later life.

Assessments are tailored to individual needs, with immediate availability highlighted for professional referrals.

The Homestead provides residential, dementia and short-term respite care for older people in Carterton. The home supports residents whose needs include day-to-day assistance, changing dementia-related needs or a temporary stay for recovery, carer relief or practical support.

Care is shaped around each resident’s needs, interests and routines, with plans reviewed as circumstances change.

The Martins provides residential, dementia and short-term respite care for older people. It is also positioned within a wider not-for-profit care organisation supporting later life, making the home relevant to families arranging either ongoing accommodation or a temporary stay.

The home’s service is available for professional referrals as well as individuals and families seeking care.

Aigburth provides residential, dementia and short-term respite care for older people in Oadby, Leicester. The home is intended for people who need a safe, supported environment, whether they are moving permanently or require a shorter stay after a change in circumstances.

The service is delivered by MHA, a not-for-profit provider that reinvests surplus into its services.

Alexandra House provides residential, dementia and short-term respite care for older people in Harwich. The home is part of MHA, a not-for-profit provider supporting older people through care homes, retirement living and community services.

For professionals making a referral, MHA describes timely assessments and support tailored to individual needs, with residential care intended to provide a safe and secure environment.

Anjulita Court provides residential, dementia, nursing and short-term respite care for older people in Bedford. The home is suitable for people whose needs require general nursing support as well as those seeking a planned short stay, with assessments used to shape support around individual requirements.

MHA’s approach includes timely assessments for professional referrals and a safe, secure environment for tailored care.

Aughton Park provides residential, dementia and short-term respite care for older people in Ormskirk. It offers a practical route for families arranging longer-term accommodation or a temporary stay, with dementia care included within the home’s supported service range.

The home is part of MHA, a not-for-profit organisation supporting older people. Professional referrals are handled through timely assessments and support tailored to individual…

Beechville provides residential, dementia and short-term respite care for older people in Bolton. Its service supports people who need a safe, secure care home environment, including residents living with dementia or requiring a temporary stay.

Beechville is part of MHA, a not-for-profit provider that offers care homes, retirement living and community support.

Cedar Lodge supports older people through residential, nursing and dementia care, with short-term respite and end-of-life care also available. The home has 47 places, en-suite rooms, communal lounges and dining areas, landscaped gardens and activities.

Care plans are personalised to each resident’s needs, preferences and personality, with 24-hour nursing care for people requiring support beyond residential assistance.

Chapelfields provides residential, nursing and dementia nursing care for older people in Frodsham, with short-term respite also available. The home has 70 places and supports residents needing general nursing care or dementia-focused nursing support.

Residents have access to en-suite rooms, communal lounges and dining areas, secure gardens and a dedicated chaplain.

Charnwood House provides residential dementia care for older people in Coventry. It is part of MHA, a not-for-profit organisation supporting older people through care homes, retirement living, community groups and befriending services.

The home is intended for people who need a safe residential setting with tailored support, and MHA also accepts professional referrals.

Claybourne provides residential, dementia and short-term respite care for older people in Stoke-on-Trent. The home is designed for people living with dementia, with space to move around, several lounge areas and safe grounds that support everyday activity.

Care is complemented by daily activities, maintained outdoor areas and a choice of meals, including special diets arranged with hospital dietetics services.