Care homes in Bicester

Launton Grange Care Home offers residential, dementia and respite care for older adults in Bicester. Its 66 en-suite bedrooms provide private personal space, while lounges, a garden room and a cinema room support different ways to spend the day.

An in-house kitchen prepares fresh meals shaped around residents’ tastes and dietary needs. Residents can also use private gardens, a hair salon and varied activities, with care planning involving…

Cherwood House Care Centre combines nursing and residential care with independent living cottages in the Oxfordshire countryside near Bicester. The care centre supports residents across separate nursing and residential wings, with single or double rooms, many of them en suite.

Its cottages provide a more independent setting for people who want their own one or two-bedroom home while retaining access to care centre facilities.

Fewcott House Nursing Home provides 24-hour nursing care in a renovated country lodge near Bicester for adults and older people, including those living with dementia and other disabilities. The home offers one-to-one support, care plans, day care and activities or therapies based on resident choice.

Residents have an allocated key worker, personalised rooms and access to landscaped grounds designed for people with different disabilities.

People recovering after a major operation can use OSJCT Langford View for nursing care, while the home also supports residents needing longer-term nursing provision. The wider service includes residential, dementia, respite, intermediate and day care.

Dementia support begins with understanding each resident’s life story, routines, preferences and interests.

Day care, residential care, nursing care, dementia care and respite care are offered at Wyndham Hall Care Home in Bicester. This range covers people needing daytime support, residential accommodation or round-the-clock nursing and dementia provision.

The home forms part of Maria Mallaband Care Group, whose approach considers residents’ preferences, interests and routines when shaping care and activities.