Care homes in Arundel

OSJCT St Wilfrid's Priory Care Home supports older people, including those living with dementia, in a residential setting without nursing. Its wider care offer includes residential and respite services.

At the home, care plans reflect each resident’s life story, preferences and routines. Dementia support includes meaningful activities and environments designed to support memory, orientation and confidence.

The Laurels provides residential support for older people, younger adults and people with learning disabilities. Its service is focused on helping learning-disabled adults live with more choice and independence, with support available across Sussex through Hft.

Support services can help people live as they choose, make friends and advocate for themselves.

Walberton Place Care Home provides residential and dementia care for older people and younger adults in a care-home setting. Its wider provider also lists respite care, giving families a short-stay route alongside longer-term residential support.

Dementia care is supported by dementia training for staff, dementia-friendly design and care plans reviewed as needs change.

Westergate House provides nursing, residential, dementia, respite and short-stay care for older people near Arundel. Its registration covers nursing care for dementia, older people, younger adults, mental health and physical disabilities.

The home combines indoor and outdoor spaces designed to support safe movement, independence and everyday comfort.

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…

Specialist 24-hour nursing care at Yewtree Care Limited t/a Yewtree Nursing Home supports older people and adults with physical, learning, sensory or other complex needs. The home aims to preserve dignity, choice and as much control as possible when health needs change.

Yewtree assesses individual nutritional requirements and provides special diets, home-cooked meals, afternoon tea and snacks throughout the day and night.