Rushcliffe Care Limited care homes

Nursing care at Aarons Specialist Unit supports older people and adults living with dementia, mental health needs, physical disabilities or sensory impairment. The unit is registered as a care home with nursing, combining nursing provision with residential support.

Aarons Specialist Unit forms part of Rushcliffe Care, whose services include nursing care, dementia care and neuro-rehabilitation.

Beaumanor Nursing Home provides nursing care in Loughborough, with registered support for people living with dementia, physical disabilities and sensory impairment. It forms part of Rushcliffe Care’s wider specialist care provision, which also includes residential, mental health, learning disability and neuro-rehabilitation services.

The home’s stated approach centres on privacy, dignity, self-esteem, independence and choice within a homely…

Coalville Nursing Home provides nurse-led residential care for older people and adults with dementia, physical disabilities, sensory impairment or learning disabilities. Its specialist dementia unit supports up to 20 people, including those who may express behaviours associated with dementia.

Care is shaped around independence, dignity and choice in daily life, with nursing and residential provision available in a homely setting.

Heron Court Care Home provides nursing and residential support for older people and adults with dementia, physical disabilities or sensory impairment. Its registered scope also includes younger adults, making it relevant where needs span more than ordinary day-to-day assistance.

The home describes its environment as homely and therapeutic, with care intended to promote independence, dignity and choice in daily life.

Nursing and residential care at Parkmanor Care Home supports people with dementia, mental health needs, physical disabilities or sensory impairment. Its Rushcliffe Care group also covers specialist services including mental health, neuro-rehabilitation, learning disability and end-of-life care.

Rushcliffe describes its homes as homely and therapeutic environments where support promotes independence, dignity and choice.

Younger adults and people needing specialist support with mental health, learning disabilities or substance misuse can access nursing care at The Hall. The home presents itself as a place for living, within homely and therapeutic surroundings.

Its named pathways include nursing care, mental health support and neuro-rehabilitation, alongside support for learning disabilities and end-of-life needs.

The Old School House provides person-centred residential care for adults with learning and physical difficulties in Thringstone. The home is registered for learning disabilities, sensory impairment and younger adults, with support designed around independence, dignity and choice. It forms part of Rushcliffe Care Group’s wider health and social care provision.

The setting is intended for living in rather than short visits, with a homely and…

Specialist neuro-rehabilitation and nursing care are combined at Matthews Neurorehab Unit for people with physical disabilities, sensory impairment and other complex care needs. The unit forms part of Rushcliffe Care’s specialist provision, which includes nursing and neuro-rehabilitation services.

Rushcliffe Care describes its homes and units as places for living, with care delivered in homely and therapeutic environments.

A converted rectory in Stourbridge provides the setting for Highbury House Mental Health Unit, registered for up to 19 adults with mental health illnesses and/or learning disabilities. The home is intended for living in, with care delivered in a homely and therapeutic environment.

Residents receive support focused on independence, dignity and choice in everyday life.

Jasmine Court Nursing Home supports adults with nursing, residential, dementia, mental health and physical disability needs. Its service forms part of Rushcliffe Care’s wider specialist provision, which includes neuro-rehabilitation, occupational therapy and mental health services.

Care protects privacy, dignity and independence, with support delivered in a homely and therapeutic environment.

Purpose-built accommodation at Castle Donington Nursing Home supports up to 49 people through both personal and nursing care. The dual-registered home covers needs including dementia, mental health, physical disabilities, sensory impairment and support for younger adults.

Respite, palliative and end-of-life care are also available, with the service presented as a homely and therapeutic environment.

Senbrick Lodge provides residential and nursing care for older people and younger adults, with support that also covers mental health needs. Rushcliffe Care’s service range includes dementia care, end-of-life care, learning disabilities, nursing care and occupational therapy.

The wider group describes homes and units as places for living, with care delivered in homely and therapeutic environments.