Roseberry Care Centres GB Limited care homes

Moorend Place provides nursing, residential and dementia care, with a qualified nurse available around the clock for residents who need clinical support. Person-centred care plans are written around individual nursing, personal and daily-living needs, then updated as circumstances change. The home also offers respite and end-of-life care.

The setting is in Walkley, around a mile from Sheffield city centre, with enclosed gardens and a dementia…

Alexandra View Care Centre provides residential and nursing care for older people, including residents living with dementia. Nursing support is available around the clock for people who need qualified clinical care, while residential support is suited to those who do not require nursing care.

Care plans are written around each resident’s needs and updated by the nursing team and relevant professionals.

Ashlea Court Care Home provides residential, nursing, dementia and end-of-life care for older people in Waltham, near Grimsby. Care teams support residents with personal care, mobility and daily living, while qualified nurses deliver clinical care through individual written care plans.

The home’s person-centred approach respects privacy, dignity and personal choice.

Beech Grove Care Home in Clitheroe supports older people with residential care, including assistance for dementia and end-of-life needs. Residents receive help with personal care, everyday tasks and changing requirements, while the home encourages involvement in daily life.

A weekly activity programme is shaped by residents’ suggestions and includes hobbies, entertainment and traditional pastimes.

Residential support at Cedar Grange is available for older people and younger adults. The home is in Cherry Burton, near Beverley, and occupies a former nineteenth-century rectory with gardens and a duck pond.

Care plans are written around individual nursing and care needs, while residential support also covers everyday help such as washing and dressing.

Church View supports older people and younger adults through residential care, including residents living with dementia. Its person-centred care plans reflect differing requirements, from help with washing and dressing to more continuous support.

Residents can take part in weekly activity programmes shaped by their suggestions, including hobby groups, entertainment and traditional pastimes.

Long Meadow provides residential support in Matlock for people who need help or companionship, including residents living with dementia. The home’s care teams support daily routines, personal care and changing needs while respecting privacy, dignity and personal choice.

Its dementia service uses person-centred care plans, and trained teams work to preserve independence.

The Evergreens Care Centre supports older people, younger adults and people with dementia, physical disabilities or other registered care needs. Its nursing service provides access to a qualified nurse 24 hours a day, while individually written care plans record nursing and care requirements and are updated with clinical professionals.

Dementia support is based on person-centred plans that aim to preserve independence, dignity and personal choice.

Valley View and Penshaw House provides residential support for people who need assistance or companionship, including residents living with dementia, physical disabilities and other support needs. Its care teams use person-centred plans to match support to each resident’s requirements.

The service offers dementia care, nursing care, respite and end-of-life care across its wider care provision.

Lowgate Care Home provides nursing and residential support for older people, including people living with dementia. Qualified nurses are available around the clock, with individual care plans covering nursing, personal care and comfort.

The home’s dementia care uses person-centred plans that support independence, dignity and personal choice.

Chapel Lodge provides 24-hour nursing care, residential care and dementia care for older people in Sheffield. Its purpose-built home uses person-centred care plans for residents whose needs range from personal assistance to ongoing nursing support.

Registered nurses direct clinical care, while care teams support daily routines, dignity and personal choice.