Care homes in Aldershot

Dimensions 1-2 Westbury Way supports autistic people and people with learning disabilities, behaviours of distress and complex health needs. Its assisted living approach is intended to provide the housing and daily support needed for a safe, ordinary life, with choices shaped around the person rather than a fixed service model.

Dimensions can arrange Individual Service Funds, known as Your Support Money, so the person directs how their support…

Harlow Hall supports older people through residential, dementia and respite care in Aldershot. The home has 66 en-suite bedrooms, a café and a cinema room, and welcomes people moving into longer-term care as well as those needing a short stay. Care planning is shaped around individual needs, routines and preferences.

Dementia support is delivered day and night in calm, familiar surroundings, while residents are encouraged to maintain their own…

Maple House combines residential, nursing and dementia care with short stays, respite and palliative support in Aldershot. Specialist provision includes Alzheimer’s and other dementia, cancer, Parkinson’s and diabetic care, with a dedicated area for residents living with dementia.

Person-centred holistic care is supported by activities, in-house physiotherapy and facilities designed around security, independence and comfort.

Nursing, residential, dementia, palliative and respite care are offered at Orangery Care Home in Aldershot. Its registered scope includes older people and younger adults, while the service menu identifies support for dementia, challenging behaviour and several health conditions.

The home provides long-stay and short-stay accommodation, personalised food diets, a dedicated doctor and wellbeing support.

Support at SeeAbility Fairways Residential Care Home is centred on adults with learning disabilities or autism, including people who may also have sight loss. The home is registered to care for older people, younger adults, and people with physical or sensory disabilities.

Its wider support aims to help residents build friendships, enjoy activities and pursue employment or other ambitions.

Dementia care is the central focus at Ashbourne Court Care Home, where qualified staff support older people throughout the day. The home also provides residential care, respite care and intermediate stays for people adapting after hospital treatment or illness.

Residents receive an individual care plan covering their needs, choices, mental health and behaviour.

Long and short-term residential care for older people is available at Remyck House, with support tailored to each resident’s needs. The home has 26 rooms, including two double rooms that can accommodate couples, while seven rooms have en-suite toilets and eight have en-suite bathrooms and toilets.

Residents can choose between communal lounges, a quieter lounge, a garden and individual activities.

Dimensions 15a Vale Road supports autistic people and people with learning disabilities, behaviours of distress and complex health needs. The service is part of a support model designed to help people have a safe, ordinary life with the housing and assistance needed to be themselves.

Dimensions can also provide Individual Service Funds, known as Your Support Money, allowing the person to direct how an agreed budget is used while the organisation…

Dimensions 85 Highfield Avenue supports autistic people and people with learning disabilities, behaviours of distress and complex health needs. Its residential care setting is also registered for older people, physical disabilities, sensory impairment and younger adults.

Support can include daily help with everyday living, complex support needs and moving from a long-stay hospital or family home.