Care homes in Chislehurst

Antokol provides residential and nursing care for older people, including people living with dementia and complex nursing needs. Its care plans can support rehabilitation after illness or an operation, long-term conditions and short or respite stays.

The home occupies a former private residence set in five acres of landscaped gardens and woodland, with communal areas for activities and get-togethers alongside quieter spaces.

Fairlight supports older people through residential care, including people living with dementia, physical disabilities and sensory impairment. It forms part of Mills Care Group, a family-owned provider whose homes across the London Borough of Bromley offer residential and nursing care.

The group’s approach includes individual support, personal attention, wellbeing activities and time outdoors in landscaped gardens.

Fallowfield provides residential and nursing care for older people in Chislehurst. The home is part of Mills Care, a family-owned provider with homes across Bromley, and its service is intended for residents who need support with everyday care, wellbeing and changing health needs.

The wider group describes a relaxed home-from-home setting where residents can enjoy gardens, conversation, books and time with family.

Willett House provides residential and nursing care for older people in Chislehurst, including dementia and respite care. The home is part of Mission Care, a Christian organisation supporting vulnerable adults in South London through private bedrooms, en-suite bathrooms and care shaped around individual needs.

Its nursing provision includes trained nurses on duty, while the wider service can support residents whose needs change over time.

Prince George Duke of Kent Court provides residential care, nursing and residential dementia support for older people and younger adults in Chislehurst. The home is part of RMBI Care Co. and offers a setting where personal care, activities and nursing intervention can be arranged according to assessed needs.

Its registered scope includes dementia, older people and younger adults.