Care homes in Bexhill-on-Sea

Frinton House provides residential support for people with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs. The home is designed to give residents independence and freedom through their own space, while Consensus support is tailored to individual needs and aspirations.

Its wider service model includes residential and supported living pathways, with information for professionals, families and the people receiving support.

Supporting people experiencing mental distress, Lawn Court provides residential care within Together for Mental Wellbeing’s wider service network. Its registered scope includes older people, younger adults and people with mental health needs.

Support can include information, advice, emotional help, practical assistance and personalised support with everyday activities.

For older people and adults with physical disabilities or sensory impairment, Abbey House Residential Care Home provides day-to-day residential support in Bexhill-on-Sea. Care is planned around individual needs, hopes and personal standards, helping residents settle into a homely setting.

The property has 23 individually styled bedrooms, en-suite facilities, two lounges, a dining area and a private garden.

Ambleside Residential Care Home specialises in dementia and Alzheimer’s care for older people, offering full-time residential care, respite care and dementia day care in Bexhill-on-Sea. The service is designed for people who need structured support as well as families seeking a break from caring.

Day care can be arranged for a full day or half day, while respite stays provide a temporary placement when a longer break is needed.

Residential care at Amherst Court supports adults with mental health and substance misuse needs in a secure, relaxed and homely environment. The home recognises medical and therapeutic needs as part of individual care, while also considering cultural, psychological, emotional and social wellbeing.

An activities coordinator runs a varied programme to stimulate body and mind, including live music, dancing and arts and crafts.

Ash Grove Care Home specialises in dementia and older-person care, with residential support, day care and activities shaped around individual clients. Day care begins with an assessment and includes one free trial session, while outings and in-house activities are adapted to residents’ interests and abilities.

The home has en-suite rooms, secure level outside spaces and a passenger lift.

Elizabeth Court Rest Home provides residential and dementia care in a 16th-century building in Bexhill Old Town. The home supports older adults with and without dementia, as well as people with mental health difficulties, learning disabilities or physical health conditions.

Its 24 single rooms include three en-suite rooms, while communal areas include a lounge with garden views and a café-style dining room.

Eridge House Rest Home provides residential support and personal care for older people in Bexhill-on-Sea. The family-run home occupies a former 1915 house with later purpose-built accommodation, including en-suite bedrooms, communal areas and more than half an acre of grounds.

Care can cover day-to-day assistance, washing, dressing, mobility and medication management.

Residential care for older people, learning disabilities, physical disabilities and sensory impairment is the documented scope of Greenwood in Bexhill-on-Sea. The home is registered as a care home without nursing.

The supplied business evidence does not establish a specific service range, facilities, staffing arrangement or care model for Greenwood.

Nursing care for older people is available at Heatherdene Nursing Home in a smaller home setting in Bexhill-on-Sea. The home is registered for older people and forms part of Southcare Homes Group, which provides residential and nursing care across Surrey and Sussex.

Heatherdene has 18 fully furnished rooms, with care centred on residents’ individual needs and family involvement.

Set in grounds overlooking the Sussex coast, Lennox Lodge accommodates up to 30 older residents in a small residential care home. It provides long-term care and respite stays, with care plans built around individual needs, choices and daily independence.

Bedrooms have en-suite facilities, and many purpose-built rooms are around 12 square metres with views across the town and sea.

Orchard House Nursing Home combines round-the-clock nursing with residential, dementia, respite, day-care and palliative services for older people in Bexhill-on-Sea. Its nursing provision includes medication management, wound and post-surgical care, and support for chronic illness and recovery.

Specialist dementia care includes personalised plans, cognitive stimulation, behavioural support and help with daily tasks.

Prideaux Lodge provides 24-hour residential care for older people, including those living with dementia, alongside respite and day care. Its day service is designed for people who live at home but would benefit from activities, companionship and a break for family carers.

Residents and day guests can use bright lounges, a rear garden and dedicated activity areas.

Priory Egerton Road provides residential support and neuro-rehabilitation for eleven men and women with an acquired brain injury or progressive neurological condition in Bexhill-on-Sea. Its registered scope also includes older people, mental health and younger adults. The service is designed around supported independence, helping people live as positively and independently as possible while receiving structured care.

Adults with learning disabilities and physical disabilities can receive residential support at Rookhurst Lodge, with care shaped around individual needs. The home sits within Trust Care’s wider range of residential, respite, nursing and dementia services.

Trust Care’s approach centres on personal preferences, daily routines, hobbies and independence in a home-from-home environment.