Care homes in Coulsdon

Abbey Lodge supports residents through residential care, supported living, residential day care and short-term care. The home’s wider provision is designed for people with mental health needs and associated conditions, with an emphasis on reablement, independence and restoration of community functioning. Its registration also covers older people, learning disabilities and younger adults.

Ballater House supports 16 male service users with complex care needs in a large detached home in Chipstead, Coulsdon. The service provides nursing and residential care for people with mental health conditions, neurological disorders, dementia and behaviours that challenge.

An in-house multidisciplinary team develops individual care plans and supports medical assessment, medication management and psychological therapies.

Residential care at Orford House supports older people, including those living with dementia, in a home setting in Coulsdon. The home is registered as a care home without nursing and provides accommodation for people who need help with daily life, personal care and ongoing support.

Run by Friends of the Elderly, Orford House combines residential care with opportunities for social contact and activities.

Adults with learning disabilities, associated autism spectrum disorder and complex needs can access specialist residential and domiciliary care through Prosignia Limited. The service keeps each person’s identity, culture, religion, choice and autonomy central to care and support.

Staff are trained and experienced in using PECS and the TEACCH programme as part of service delivery.

The Eadmund offers long-term residential care for adults with learning disabilities, physical disabilities and epilepsy, including people aged 18 to 65 and beyond. Its service is centred on bespoke care plans developed with residents and families, with support adjusted as needs evolve.

Residents receive 24-hour support, health and wellbeing monitoring, help with life skills and opportunities to take part in social activities and community life.

The White House Care Home provides residential care with a person-centred approach for people living with dementia, learning disabilities, mental health needs and older-age support requirements. The home offers short-term, long-term and respite care, with 24-hour staffing and an on-call service.

Residents can take part in social, recreational and religious activities suited to their abilities and wishes, while the home provides single and shared…