Norse Care (Services) Limited care homes

Older people living with dementia can receive residential support at Munhaven, alongside full-time care and short-term respite through Norse Care. Respite can help people recovering from illness or surgery, planning time away or exploring longer-term support.

Norse Care homes encourage routines, interests, friendships and family involvement, with wellbeing coordinators supporting meaningful activities.

Westfields provides residential care, short-term respite and day care in Swaffham for older people, including people living with dementia. Residents have their own rooms, communal living and dining areas, secluded gardens and a varied programme of activities and events.

Short stays can support recovery from illness or surgery, give a family carer time away or help someone explore longer-term care.

Beauchamp House provides residential care and respite support for older people in Norwich and the wider Norfolk area. The home is part of Norse Care, which operates residential homes and housing with care schemes across Norfolk and Suffolk. Its registered scope includes dementia and older people, without nursing.

Residents receive personalised support in a calm setting designed around routines, interests and independence.

Bishop Herbert House provides residential care and short-term respite support for older people, including people living with dementia. The home is part of a wider care service that combines daily assistance with opportunities to maintain familiar routines, interests and relationships.

Residents can take part in meaningful activities, remain connected with family and community groups, and receive support tailored to their individual needs.

Residential care, short-term care and day care are available at Cranmer House in Fakenham. The home supports older people, including those living with dementia, with private rooms, communal living areas and secluded gardens.

Short stays can support recovery, provide a break for a family carer or offer a trial before a longer-term decision.

Harker House provides residential, dementia and short-term care for older people in the Long Stratton community. The home supports both temporary stays and full-time living, with personalised care, activities and events designed around residents’ routines and interests.

Its respite service can support someone recovering from illness or surgery, provide extra help during a planned absence or offer time to explore longer-term care.

Residential and dementia care at High Haven supports older people who need help living safely while retaining familiar routines and interests. The home provides full-time stays, short-term care and specialist support for people living with dementia.

Each resident has a private room, with communal lounges, dining rooms and large gardens for everyday life.

Lydia Eva Court supports older people through residential care, including specialist dementia support, within Norse Care’s network of homes. Staff learn about individual needs, routines and interests while supporting independence, friendships and meaningful daily activities.

Norse Care also offers short-term respite care at participating homes in Norfolk for people recovering from illness or surgery, planning time away or considering longer-term…

Rebecca Court supports older people and people with learning disabilities through residential care, with the wider Norse Care service also offering respite and specialist dementia support. Daily life combines personal care with routines, interests, friendships and opportunities to remain connected with the community.

Norse Care accepts private, self-funded and local-authority-funded residents.

Rose Meadow offers residential care, short-term care and day care for older people in North Walsham. The home provides person-centred support in a setting with communal rooms, dining areas, large gardens, residents’ own rooms and a programme of activities and events.

Short-term stays can support someone recovering from illness or surgery, planning time away or needing temporary additional support.

St Edmunds provides residential care for older people through Norse Care’s residential home service in Norfolk and Suffolk. The organisation supports independence, routines, friendships and meaningful activity, with care shaped around each person’s needs. Residential care may be privately funded, self-funded or funded by a local authority, depending on individual circumstances.

Sydney House offers residential care, short-term care and day care for older people. Its support can suit someone recovering from illness or surgery, a family needing a temporary break, or a person considering longer-term accommodation in a residential home.

Residents have their own rooms, communal living and dining spaces, secluded gardens and a varied programme of activities.

Woodlands offers short-term respite and full-time residential care for older people, including specialist support for people living with dementia. The home is in South Wootton near King’s Lynn and supports privately funded, self-funded and local-authority-funded arrangements.

Residents are supported to maintain routines, interests, friendships and independence, with wellbeing coordinators and care staff helping them take part in meaningful…

St Nicholas House provides residential care in Dereham, with respite care available through Norse Care’s participating homes across Norfolk. Its broader model supports older people who need help with daily living, including residents living with dementia, while maintaining routines, independence and community connections.

The home is suited to both longer-term care and temporary stays following illness, surgery or a period when extra support is…

Mayflower Court provides residential care and respite care for older people, including people living with dementia. The home forms part of Norse Care’s residential network, offering daily support in a setting built around routines, friendships, meaningful activities and continued independence.

Short-term stays can help after illness or surgery, during a period away or while longer-term care is being explored.

Mountfield provides residential and dementia care in Norwich, with short-term respite and day care for older people needing extra support. Respite stays can help after illness, during recovery or when a family carer needs time away, while longer-term care supports people making Mountfield their home.

Residents have furnished rooms, mostly with large en-suite facilities, alongside communal areas and gardens.

Ellacombe provides residential, dementia and short-term care for older people in Thorpe Hamlet, Norwich. It supports both private and state-funded residents, with care available for people who need a permanent home or a shorter stay while recovering, taking a break from caring or considering longer-term arrangements.

Residents have their own rooms, with many offering en-suite facilities, alongside communal living and dining rooms, gardens and a…