Care homes in Burnham-on-Sea

Apple Tree House provides residential support for younger adults with learning disabilities and related complex needs. The service sits within a specialist care and education organisation that also supports autistic people, people with profound and multiple learning disabilities, acquired brain injuries and additional support needs.

A person-centred planning framework considers identity, wellbeing, relationships, aspirations and independence…

Beaufort House provides residential care in Burnham-on-Sea within Beaufort Park Retirement Village in Somerset. The home is registered without nursing and serves older people and adults needing support in a residential setting.

Families can discuss care needs and options with Agincare’s advisers, supported by detailed assessments and regular reviews.

People aged 65 and over can use Broughton Lodge for a permanent home or short-term respite care, subject to availability. Individual furnished rooms can be personalised with belongings from home, and the home also offers day care and regular activities.

Daily life includes shared meals and social occasions such as afternoon teas, cheese and wine evenings and after-dinner entertainment.

Burnham Lodge Nursing Home provides day care, respite care and full-time residential nursing care for older people. A trained nurse is on duty 24 hours a day, while the small home accommodates 20 residents, allowing support to be organised around individual needs in a homely setting.

Residents can join music, board games and seasonal coach trips, with regular visits from a chiropodist and hairdresser.

For older people, younger adults and people with learning disabilities, Cherry Trees offers a residential care setting registered without nursing. Its listing is associated with the National Autistic Society, whose wider work includes support, guidance and advice for autistic people and their families.

The wider organisation also provides training, accreditation and consultancy for professionals and organisations.

Up to 11 autistic adults and people with learning disabilities can live at Red Gables, a residential care home in Berrow near Burnham-on-Sea. The service supports people who may also have additional health needs and want to build greater independence in a shared home.

Care is organised around individual needs, circumstances, values and preferences, with specialist support available for complex requirements.

Stafford Lodge supports younger adults with learning disabilities and complex needs in a residential care setting. It forms part of Achieve together, whose specialist services also support autistic people and adults with acquired brain injuries.

Planning uses the Wheel of Engagement, a framework focused on identity, wellbeing and independence.

The Towans Care Home provides residential and respite care for older people in a coastal setting, with 24-hour qualified carers available for residents who need daily support. Short stays can help after a fall or illness, or when a usual family carer is away, while permanent residents have their own rooms and personal space.

Life at the home includes daily activities, weekly entertainment, one-to-one time and larger celebrations.

Tudor Lodge provides 24-hour care for older people in Burnham-on-Sea, including permanent residential care, convalescence, respite and day care. Personal care plans are agreed with residents, relatives, medical advisers and other professionals, with a named Key Worker supporting day-to-day needs.

Bedrooms include specialist beds, nurse call systems and en-suite facilities.

Holly Tree Cottage supports younger adults and people with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs. Its specialist care model considers identity, wellbeing and independence when planning support for the whole person.

Achieve together’s Wheel of Engagement helps teams and families focus on what matters in someone’s life. Support can cover transitions from children’s to adult services and structured hospital discharge into supported living…

Park View is registered as a residential care home for older people, people with learning disabilities and younger adults. The confirmed service is residential support for these groups, rather than a detailed specialist programme.

The organisation connected with the listing is the National Autistic Society, whose wider work includes advice, training, campaigning and membership.

Stratton House provides 24-hour nursing and residential care for adults with dementia, physical disabilities, complex health conditions and end-of-life needs. The small, 24-bed home combines qualified nursing support with a person-centred approach and familiar routines intended to promote comfort, dignity and independence.

Nurses provide continuous care, monitoring and reassurance, working with GPs, district nurses and other healthcare…

For people with complex care needs, Kingsleigh House offers nursing provision in Burnham-on-Sea within a warm, homely setting. The 21-bedroom property has spacious communal areas, a large garden and a full activities programme for residents.

Care and support are tailored to each resident, with an experienced team available around the clock. The home suits people who need nursing care while retaining access to shared spaces, outdoor areas and…