Care homes in Bury St Edmunds

Montana Residential Home offers residential support for older people with physical disabilities or sensory impairment. The home is run by the Grace and Compassion Benedictine Sisters, whose care approach is rooted in a Christian community setting and includes pastoral life within the home.

Residents can access daily Mass from Monday to Friday, a Saturday communion service and Sunday Mass.

Permanent care and short-stay respite breaks are available at Cornwallis Court, with residential care, nursing and residential dementia support for older people and adults with relevant care needs. Nursing provision is designed for people assessed as requiring a registered nurse around the clock, while dementia support can be residential or specialist nursing care according to need.

The home forms part of RMBI Care Co., a registered charity, and…

Glastonbury Court supports older people in Bury St Edmunds with residential, nursing and dementia care, alongside respite and end-of-life care. Its registered nursing service covers dementia, older people, mental health, physical disabilities and younger adults.

Residents can use a café, garden and activities room, while the home also offers a cinema room, hair and beauty salon and church services.

Risby Park Nursing Home provides nursing and residential care for people with varying support needs, including dementia and physical needs. Its approach is centred on enabling residents to live as they choose, with staff supporting individual preferences, family relationships and everyday routines.

The wider service includes nursing and residential homes as well as a rehabilitation centre.

Stowlangtoft Hall combines long-term, respite and memory care in a Grade II Listed mansion. The home supports older people, including residents living with dementia, with nursing and residential care delivered in distinctive surroundings rather than a clinical-looking setting.

Dementia support is informed by specialist staff training and activities designed to help residents retain skills and enjoy daily life.

The Martins provides residential, dementia and short-term respite care for older people. It is also positioned within a wider not-for-profit care organisation supporting later life, making the home relevant to families arranging either ongoing accommodation or a temporary stay.

The home’s service is available for professional referrals as well as individuals and families seeking care.

Cathedral View offers support for people with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs in a purpose-built building in Bury St Edmunds. The setting has eight spacious en-suite bedrooms across two wings, all on the ground floor for easier access.

Communal kitchens and dining rooms support cooking, eating, arts and crafts, while additional spaces provide activities and social opportunities.

Fornham House Residential Home provides permanent and respite residential care for older people, including dementia care. The home is part of Healthcare Homes, whose services also include nursing care and specialist support for physical or learning disabilities across its wider group.

Its care offer is centred on everyday residential living, with dementia support and activities forming part of the wider service approach.

Manson House supports older people through Stow Healthcare’s residential and dementia care provision in the East of England. The wider organisation also operates nursing homes and memory centres, with care shaped around individual needs.

Staff receive specialist dementia training and organise activities that help residents use the skills they retain.

The Willows provides long-term residential care, dementia care and respite stays for older people and adults under 65 in a village setting between Sudbury and Bury St Edmunds. The home accommodates 24 residents and offers support for families making a planned move or arranging short-term care.

Daily life includes a varied weekly activity programme designed around creativity, movement, enjoyment and individual interests.

Personalised residential care for older people with dementia is the core offer at Davers Court in Bury St Edmunds. The home also provides respite, end-of-life care and a day club, supporting longer stays and shorter periods of assistance.

Facilities include a café, garden, activities room, hair and beauty salon, cinema room, shop, minibus and reminiscence room. Care fees include care and support, meals, housekeeping, accommodation and activities.

Risby Hall Nursing Home supports older people with nursing care and a range of support needs including dementia, physical needs and end-of-life care. The wider Partnership in Care approach welcomes individuals with varying levels of support and aims to help residents live as they choose.

The group’s homes use communal areas, activities and secure gardens to support daily life and community access.

Ashmore Nursing Home provides 24-hour nursing care for private and NHS clients, including older people, people with physical disabilities and those needing respite care. The service is led by qualified nurses and supports recovery, rehabilitation and ongoing individual needs.

Care provisions include wound management, monitoring food and fluid intake, home-cooked meals, daily activities and supervised day trips.

Marham House Care Home supports older people with residential and dementia care in a contemporary setting with private landscaped gardens. Its full programme includes music, crafts, exercise and gardening, giving residents structured ways to stay active and socially engaged.

Families can arrange an in-person or virtual show round before a pre-assessment checks whether the home can meet care needs.

The Beeches Residential Home specialises in dementia care for older people in a Grade II listed home in Ixworth, near Bury St Edmunds. The service supports a small community of residents with care plans created around individual dignity, identity, family involvement and quality of life.

Carers use reality orientation and reminiscence therapy alongside daily physical and mental stimulation.