Care homes in Blyth

Tynedale House supports people whose registered needs include dementia, older age, learning disabilities and physical disabilities. The home is listed as an assisted living and residential care setting in Blyth, with registration for care without nursing.

Its available service information is limited, so the clearest practical point is the range of needs covered by its registration.

Percy House supports adults with enduring mental health problems, autism and mild or moderate learning disabilities through residential care, transitional accommodation and community outreach. The service combines help with daily living, social inclusion and phased progress towards greater independence.

Residents can receive assistance with medication, money management and life skills, alongside support for employment or education.

Nursing care for older people and those living with dementia is provided at Blythgate Manor, a purpose-built home in Blyth with four dedicated units. Residents can move between units if their care needs or dependency levels change.

Private bedrooms have en-suite facilities, TV and Wi-Fi access, with specialist equipment available where required. Residents can personalise their rooms with photographs and treasured belongings.

Crofton Court centres its care around older people and those living with dementia, with support shaped around each resident’s needs. The registered scope also includes younger adults, while the care information covers help with eating, washing, dressing and getting around.

Before a move, the Home Manager can visit someone at home or in hospital to understand their needs and prepare a care plan.

South Bebside Care Home provides residential support for older people, younger adults and people with physical disabilities. Its registered service is without nursing, while the wider care provision includes dementia, respite and end-of-life support.

Support can include help with washing, dressing and other daily tasks, with residents encouraged to retain independence and personal choice wherever possible.

South Quay Care Home provides residential, nursing, dementia and end-of-life care for older people and adults with physical disabilities. Qualified nurses are available 24 hours a day, while individually written care plans record nursing and personal care needs and are updated with clinical professionals.

Dementia care uses person-centred plans that support independence, dignity and personal choice.

Younger adults and people with learning disabilities can receive residential support at The Mews. It forms part of Voyage Care, which provides flexible support for people with learning disabilities and autism through residential homes and supported living. The wider support model is built around individual goals and preferences, helping people develop independence and meaningful routines.

Thomas Knight Care Home provides personal, nursing and end-of-life care for older people, including residents living with dementia. Its nursing provision is intended for people assessed as having ongoing nursing needs and requiring support around the clock, while personal care covers day-to-day activities such as dressing, bathing and medication.

The home is part of a family-owned care organisation with a documented focus on therapeutic and…