Care homes in Corby

Holland House supports people with Prader-Willi Syndrome in a residential setting for adults with learning disabilities, mental health needs and younger adults. The home forms part of Consensus, whose specialist services also support people with autism and complex needs through residential and supported living provision.

Support is tailored to each person’s needs and aspirations, with families and professionals able to work with the provider to…

Cottingham Road supports people with learning disabilities through residential care registered without nursing. The home is associated with Mencap, a charity supporting people with learning disabilities and their families.

Mencap’s wider work includes social care, housing and health support, alongside guidance for families and carers. Its resources aim to help people with learning disabilities live full lives and participate in their communities.

Glenmoor House Care Home provides residential, nursing and dementia care in Corby for older people and can support residents with mental health, physical disabilities and sensory impairment. The home is part of Avery Healthcare and combines accommodation with nursing support and everyday residential living.

Life at the home includes meals, social opportunities and activities designed around residents’ interests and abilities.

Polish-speaking older people can live at Laxton Hall, a residential care home between Laxton and Corby. The Grade II-listed building sits in 85 acres with gardens, shared spaces and opportunities for residents to continue hobbies and interests.

Polish culture shapes daily life through a library of around 5,000 Polish books, Polish home cooking and Polish and English religious services.

Priors Hall Care Home provides residential, dementia, respite and convalescent care in a contemporary home with landscaped gardens. The setting is intended for older people who need support with daily living, short breaks or dementia care, with families able to arrange a personal or virtual tour before making a decision.

The home’s process includes a pre-assessment to understand care needs, mobility, personal care, dietary requirements and…

Residential support at Redmond House is designed for up to 12 adults with learning disabilities and complex needs in Corby. The home supports people with learning and physical disabilities, cerebral palsy, epilepsy and low levels of challenging behaviour.

Support is shaped around individual needs, values and preferences, with the wider organisation also working across residential care and supported living.

Personal and residential care at Sandalwood Court is available for up to 60 older people, including people living with dementia. The purpose-built home supports residents who need help with everyday life while remaining connected to family, friends and the local community.

Care is shaped around each resident’s likes, dislikes and life experience. Food, activities and lifestyle support form part of daily life, while family involvement is…

Seagrave House offers residential, nursing, dementia and respite care for older people in Corby. Its care is organised around individual needs, routines and preferences, supporting both longer stays and short breaks in a setting that includes meals, activities and social opportunities.

Residents can use restaurant-style dining rooms with table service, while trained chefs prepare food in commercial-standard kitchens.

Welland House provides residential care and support for older people, younger adults and people with learning disabilities. Its registered care home scope also covers physical and sensory disabilities. The home sits within Voyage Care, a provider supporting people with complex needs through residential care and supported living.

Support is tailored to individual goals and preferences, helping people develop meaningful routines, independence and…

Manor Field offers residential support for up to five men and women with a primary learning disability diagnosis, including people who may also be autistic. The home can also support communication difficulties and mild to moderate behaviours, within a semi-rural setting surrounded by countryside.

Support is provided in a safe home environment for adults who need help to live as independently as possible.

Specialist nursing support for people with severe and enduring mental illness is available through Willow Brook House, part of St Matthews Healthcare’s network. The wider provider offers long-term nursing, respite and discharge-to-assess pathways across specialist nursing homes and mental health hospitals.

Each referral is assessed by the clinical team before admission, with timescales agreed for the individual case.