Care homes in Aylesbury

Avondale Care Home provides residential, nursing, dementia and respite care for older people and younger adults. Short-term stays can support convalescence, holiday cover or recovery after illness, while longer-term care is available for people who need continuing support.

Respite stays start from one week and can be tailored to individual circumstances, with a pre-admission assessment used to establish the appropriate level of care.

Adults with learning disabilities can receive residential support at Ceely Road in Aylesbury. The home forms part of MacIntyre’s provision for people with learning disabilities and autistic people, with support intended to help individuals shape daily life around their own choices.

MacIntyre’s Buckinghamshire services cover Aylesbury and nearby communities, combining support, care and learning.

Chartwell Manor Care Home supports older people through dementia nursing, nursing and residential care in Aylesbury. Respite and end-of-life care are also listed, covering both ongoing accommodation and shorter stays.

Facilities include an activities room, cinema room and minibus for outings, alongside a bowling green, gardens and couple’s suites. These features give families practical points to consider alongside the care offer.

Nursing, residential and dementia care are available at Hampden Hall Care Centre for older people and adults with physical disabilities, sensory impairment or complex, long-term health conditions. The home also supports younger adults and offers respite stays, with care planned after a pre-admission assessment. Residents can take part in wellbeing activities, outings and social events, while dining is shaped around individual needs.

Kent House provides specialist long-term residential care, rehabilitation and support for people with acquired brain injuries. The home is designed to help residents maintain independence in an environment that supports wellbeing, with care centred on individual goals and daily life.

The service is part of Brainkind’s wider brain injury and neurological support provision.

Lewin House supports older people with nursing and dementia care, alongside residential and respite services. Nursing care can be arranged during recovery from a major operation or on a longer-term basis, with the wider service also covering day care and intermediate care.

Dementia support is centred on each resident’s life story, routines, preferences and interests, with care plans and meaningful activities shaped around the individual.

Reach Bierton Road supports adults with learning disabilities and associated needs through R.E.A.C.H.’s residential care network. Its approach focuses on personal growth, active living and person-centred support for people developing skills and independence.

The wider provider works with families and professional partners, aiming to create empowering and safe environments where residents can achieve their potential.

Reach Ivy Cottage supports adults with learning disabilities and associated needs through residential care and a wider home health care service. Its registered care scope includes older people, mental health and physical disabilities, with support shaped around individual circumstances.

The organisation describes a person-centred approach focused on safety, personal growth, participation and an active life.

Reach Wendover Road provides residential support for adults with learning disabilities and associated needs. R.E.A.C.H. works with residents, families and professional partners to encourage personal growth, independence and participation in active daily life. The organisation has operated as a family-run business since 1996.

The home is one of R.E.A.C.H.’s residential settings, with the wider organisation managing several properties and…