Care homes in Barrow in Furness

Abbotsfield Residential Care Home supports people aged 65 and over who no longer wish or feel able to live alone, and can also accept younger adults needing care and support. The home is equipped for physically frail people and those living with dementia or EMI needs.

Residents receive 24-hour support, home-cooked meals, furnished bedrooms and a varied activities programme shaped by their choices.

Risedale at Abbey Meadow provides nursing care, dementia nursing care and specialist support for people with complex needs or behaviours that require assistance. The Beech Unit offers nursing services for 22 clients, while the wider Risedale service supports people across several care settings in the Furness Peninsula.

Residents live in modern accommodation with full en-suite facilities, and meals are prepared daily by skilled chefs.

Nursing and dementia care at Risedale at Lonsdale Nursing Home supports older people, younger adults and residents with physical disabilities. Its care approach promotes individuality by supporting identity, autonomy and self-esteem.

The home offers modern accommodation with full en-suite facilities and meals prepared daily. Risedale’s wider care offer includes specialist behaviour support and complex care, organised through its residential units.

Risedale Nursing Home provides nursing and dementia care, including specialist support for behaviour and complex care. Its services are delivered across four sites in the Furness Peninsula, with the Beech Unit at Abbey Meadow supporting 22 clients who require nursing services and behavioural assistance.

The homes provide modern accommodation with full en-suite facilities and meals prepared daily by chefs.

The Croft Nursing Home (Barrow) combines long-term nursing care with residential care through its adjoining residential unit. It supports adults over 18, including people with learning disabilities and physical disabilities, with 23 nursing and 23 residential beds.

Residents have en-suite rooms, landscaped gardens and access to the Croft Village clubhouse for games, music and social activities.

Kingsfield Residential Care Home supports people aged 65 and over who need help living independently, while also considering younger adults requiring care. Its documented care scope includes physical frailty, dementia and E.M.I. needs, with trained staff on duty around the clock.

Residents have access to home-cooked meals, personalised activities and secure wheelchair-accessible garden areas.