Care homes in Broadstone

Burwood Nursing Home combines nursing care, rehabilitation and daily living in a family-run setting in Broadstone. The home has 58 en-suite rooms and provides onsite therapy, including physiotherapy-led classes and one-to-one occupational therapy support five days a week.

Residents can use The Railway Tavern pub and a 1920s-themed theatre, while the open-plan kitchen and dining room lets them see lunch being prepared.

The Potteries provides nursing, residential, respite, specialist dementia and end-of-life care for older people. Its care home includes a café, garden and cinema room, with daily activities and social spaces supporting life beyond the care plan.

Individual care needs are assessed before admission, and dining includes seasonal and modified textured dishes.

The Tides provides residential support for up to eight men and women with learning and physical disabilities in Broadstone. The service can also support people with autism, communication difficulties and epilepsy, with care delivered through a person-centred plan addressing health and communication needs. Its registration also covers older people and younger adults.

The home is a small residential setting rather than a general mental health…

For people aged 65 and over, Serenata Care Ltd Trading as Two Cedars provides short and long-term residential care in a small home with a holistic, homely approach. Residents are supported to retain independence, privacy and choice in everyday life.

A visiting chiropodist attends every six weeks and offers practical foot-care advice, while hairdressing is also available. Staff knock and wait before entering bedrooms, supporting personal space.

Residential and dementia care form the core of Clover Grove Residential Care Home, supporting older adults who need help with personal care, medication, meals or companionship. The home also caters for people with physical disabilities, sensory impairment and younger adults.

Care plans are shaped around individual needs and preferences. Residents can join music, gardening and gentle exercise sessions, personalise rooms with furniture and…

The Potteries supports older people with nursing and residential care, alongside respite, dementia and end-of-life care. Its registered nursing provision includes support for dementia, older people, mental health, physical disabilities and younger adults.

The home offers a café, garden and activities room, together with a cinema room, music room and reminiscence room. A multi-faith room and church services are also listed among the facilities.