Shaw Healthcare Limited care homes

Deerswood Lodge provides residential and dementia care within Shaw’s wider range of services for older people and residents needing more complex support. The organisation also works across mental health, acquired brain injury and learning disability care, adapting services to local authority requirements.

Care is organised around individual plans that record preferences and help residents retain independence, dignity and choice.

Barton Cottage supports older people and people with physical disabilities in a nursing home setting. Shaw’s wider care model is person-centred, with individual care plans recording preferences and supporting independence, dignity and respect.

Food is prepared by chefs, menus rotate monthly and residents can choose alternative dishes, including familiar meals such as roast dinners, pies and casseroles.

Older people in Ledbury can receive residential care at Orchard Place, a registered care home without nursing. It forms part of Shaw’s wider range of elderly residential and dementia care, alongside more complex specialist services elsewhere in the organisation.

Shaw describes person-centred care supported by individual care plans that record preferences and help residents retain independence, dignity and respect.

Croft Meadow sits within Shaw’s health and social care operation, whose services include residential and dementia care alongside nursing and complex care for mental health, acquired brain injuries and learning disabilities. Individual care plans support independence, dignity and respect.

The organisation employs chefs at its services, with rotating menus, family favourites and alternative options for different tastes.

Individual care plans at Froome Bank are designed around residents’ preferences, life experiences and changing needs. The home supports older people and adults with dementia within Shaw’s wider residential care services, delivered by an employee-owned provider.

Residents can eat in communal dining areas or in their own rooms. Chefs prepare varied meals from rotating monthly menus, including familiar dishes and alternative options for different…

Glebe House supports older people and younger adults with residential care, while Shaw’s wider services also cover dementia, mental health, acquired brain injuries and learning disabilities. Individual care plans capture residents’ preferences and support independence, dignity and participation in daily life.

The setting includes varied meals prepared by chefs, with monthly rotating menus and alternative options for different tastes.

Hillside Lodge provides residential and nursing care for older people, younger adults and people living with dementia. The purpose-designed home has 60 beds and is registered as a care home with nursing, supporting residents who need ongoing personal and clinical care in Pulborough.

Care is person-centred, with individual preferences and life experiences shaping daily support.

Residential and nursing care for older people and younger adults is available at Mill River Lodge, part of Shaw’s employee-owned care provider. Shaw’s wider care provision covers residential and dementia care, alongside support for complex needs such as mental health and learning disabilities.

Individual care plans record residents’ preferences and support independence, dignity and choice.

Orchard House supports older people and adults with dementia, mental health needs, learning disabilities or other support requirements through individual care plans. These plans capture personal preferences and help staff maintain independence, dignity and choice in daily life.

Food is prepared by chefs, with monthly rotating menus, family favourites and alternative options for different tastes.

Rotherlea provides residential and dementia care in a modern 70-bed home in Petworth, with seven separate self-contained wings. Its dementia approach emphasises familiarity and comfort, while care plans are shaped around each person’s likes, dislikes and life experiences.

The home encourages residents to maintain friendships, family links and connections with the local community.

The Martlets provides residential and dementia care for older people, with respite stays also available through its wider care offering. The purpose-built home opened in 2009 in East Preston and is close to local shops and amenities, giving residents a modern setting for longer-term support or a short break.

Its care approach is person-centred, with families encouraged to stay connected, informed and involved in the life of their loved one.

Elizabeth House provides residential care in Bognor Regis for older people and those living with dementia. The home is part of Shaw, an employee-owned care provider offering person-centred support across residential and specialist services.

Individual care plans record residents’ needs, preferences and life experiences, helping staff support independence, dignity and choice.

Nursing and residential care at Warmere Court covers older people, including those living with dementia, as well as younger adults. The modern 40-bed home provides person-centred support shaped around changing needs and individual preferences.

Warmere Court sits in Yapton, a West Sussex village within reach of local shops and services. Shaw’s wider care offer includes dementia care, nursing care and respite care, while this home’s setting…

Waverley House provides specialist nursing care for people with dementia, alongside residential care in a 47-bed home in Leominster. It is registered to support older people and younger adults, with care designed around individual needs and ongoing family involvement.

The service places emphasis on person-centred support and maintaining links with relatives, friends and the local community.

Burleys Wood provides nursing, residential and dementia care for older people, as well as support for younger adults. Its wider care provision also covers mental health, acquired brain injuries and learning disabilities, although the home’s registered scope includes dementia and nursing care.

The service follows a person-centred approach, with individual care plans intended to preserve independence, dignity and personal preferences.

Forest View’s six self-contained wings create a 60-bed care home in Burgess Hill for older people needing residential or dementia care. The modern purpose-designed setting is arranged over two floors and supports links with relatives, friends and the local community.

Shaw’s wider care offer covers a broad spectrum, but Forest View’s branch information specifically describes elderly residential and dementia support.

New Elmcroft provides residential and nursing care in a 60-bed home with en-suite bedrooms. It also sits within Shaw’s wider care provision, which covers dementia, respite and specialist support for complex needs, although this listing’s evidence specifically identifies New Elmcroft as a care home in Shoreham by Sea.

The home’s care model is person-centred, with support shaped around each resident’s likes, dislikes and life experiences.