Care homes in Brigg

Options Watermill Lodge provides residential care without nursing for younger adults and people with learning disabilities. Its registration covers learning disabilities and younger adults, while the wider Options Autism organisation supports autistic children and young people with complex needs.

The provider also delivers individualised education and support designed around abilities, goals and development, but those specialist school services…

Options Watermill House provides residential care for younger adults with learning disabilities. Its registered scope covers learning disabilities and younger adults, while the wider Options Autism organisation supports autistic children and young people with additional learning difficulties and complex needs.

Options Autism uses individualised education, bespoke curricula and small classes, supported by specialist clinical input across its wider…

Orchard Court provides short-term and long-term residential care for older people, including people living with dementia. The Brigg home also offers respite care for older people, with individual care needs, wishes and choices shaping the support provided.

The former coach house has been extended and modernised, with communal areas, private grounds and access to local amenities.

Wrawby Hall Care Home provides residential and dementia care in Brigg, with respite placements available through its wider care offering. The home is part of a group whose approach centres on individual routines, preferences and a home-from-home environment.

Residents are supported to choose how they spend their day, whether relaxing in a quiet sitting room with garden access or joining evening activities in a purpose-built bar lounge.

A purpose-built, single-storey layout makes Holme Farm Residential Home accessible for older people and people living with dementia. The building has no stairs or steps, accommodates up to 30 residents and opens onto lawned gardens, fish ponds, woodland and pasture.

Residents can join music, games and activities, as well as outings to village coffee mornings and garden centres.

Southfield House supports older people and younger adults in Brigg with residential care, including support for dementia, mental health needs and learning disabilities. The home is registered without nursing and forms part of PrimeLife’s wider care-home network.

PrimeLife describes long-term residential care, respite and convalescence, as well as support for people at different stages of dementia.

The Birches provides accommodation and tailored support for people living with learning disabilities and related support needs. Its accessible residential setting includes four bungalows and two flats, creating a home for up to 31 people aged 18 and over.

Support is shaped around each person’s needs, interests and goals, with HICA working closely with residents to provide individual assistance in a nurturing environment.

A converted farmhouse setting, large gardens and country views give Carseld Residential Home a distinctly rural character on the outskirts of Broughton. The home supports people aged 50 and above who need residential assistance, with dementia and respite care also listed among its services.

Registered for 22 residents, Carseld offers spacious accommodation, nurse call systems, assisted bathrooms and showers.

Castlethorpe Nursing Home provides residential, dementia and respite care in Brigg, including short stays after hospital treatment or for family carers needing a break. The home also offers day care with activities and meals for people living at home.

Dementia support is based on personalised care plans and a calm environment, while residential care provides round-the-clock support in a homely setting.